Volunteers
Growing up in the small but mighty town of Strathmore, CA, Sarah was one of three children raised by loving parents who taught her resilience and strength. In August 2012,…
We are grateful to Robert Hammer for his generous and meaningful support of our organization for over 23 years. During this time, Robert, along with his wife Tammy and their…
“In my mind is, everyday, to get something done, because I don’t know where that finish line is but I’m moving towards it, slowly but surely.” – Jim Tracy The…
Our ASK ME educational webinar series is an opportunity for the ALS community to learn more about important topics related to ALS research, care, and advocacy. This series has been…
The ALS Network is grateful to those who generously share their significant gifts of time, expertise, leadership, compassion, and funding in support of the ALS community. The ALS Network’s volunteer…
The ALS Network could not do what we do without our dedicated volunteer committee members, some of whom are founders of our community outreach events. We appreciate their ongoing support…
Born and raised in San Francisco, Susan (Sue) Smith and Mark (Mickey) Morris met in 1956 at Lowell High school, and were married in 1962. They moved to Marin County…
Ever since Jessica Baluyot was a child, she had a deep interest in art and creativity. Through hard work and dedication, she became a digital product and graphic designer in…
Susanne, Lynn, and Melissa Stephens spent their formative years in the small town of Hastings, Minnesota, and enjoyed many activities with their close-knit family like travel, cooking, and school events.…
Using Art to Bring Hope to Our ALS Community: Melissa Stephens Melissa Stephens is a Bay Area-based encaustic painting instructor who is volunteering her time to raise ALS awareness in…