May is ALS Awareness Month
Join together with the ALS Network (formerly ALS Golden West) and the ALS community to help educate people about this devastating disease and inspire them to take action to end ALS.
Throughout this month, we will share important facts about ALS, promising scientific developments, and information about public policy initiatives. We will highlight ALS Network care services, which are provided free-of-charge to people with ALS and their loved ones, and help people live longer and better with ALS than any FDA approved medication.
We will also share many stories from the ALS community to inspire and build connection, and to raise critically-needed funds for our mission and the more than 2000 people living with ALS and their loved ones that we serve. By showing your commitment to raising awareness and support, you provide essential help and hope to the ALS community.
We are grateful for your ongoing dedication to our mission. Let’s #cureALStogether!
Help Fuel Our Mission and Support the ALS Community
Your generous gift provides funding for the vital mission priorities of ALS Network as we partner with the ALS community to drive the discovery of prevention strategies, treatments, and cures for ALS; provide access to quality care and connection; and promote initiatives to improve health outcomes.
Resources for Military & Veterans
Did you know that people who have served in any branch of the military have a greater chance of developing ALS? It is known that military personnel and veterans are approximately twice as likely to develop ALS in their lifetime.
The ALS Network is working everyday to support people with ALS and their families, including our heroes who have served in the military and who have a greater chance of developing ALS than those who have not served.
Ways that YOU can help during ALS Awareness Month!
Raise Awareness and Support at a Community Outreach Event!
The ALS Network provides a variety of engaging activities for those interested in sports and outdoors, arts and entertainment, local ALS care resources, research or public policy updates, community organizing, volunteerism, or spending quality time with family and friends.
