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National and State Advocacy Initiatives

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Katie-Advocacy

ALS advocates use their voices and experience to inform legislators about the critical needs of people living with ALS, their families and caregivers. As an ALS advocate, you can build relationships with your lawmakers that can help advance legislation, create and improve policies, and change laws to help the thousands of people living with ALS.

When we join together as ALS advocates, we can make real change happen.

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Upcoming Events

Join us for a local event to help advance the fight against ALS and connect with other members of the ALS community!

Support Groups

Our ALS support groups are designed with one thing in mind – enhancing quality of life and supporting families impacted by ALS regardless of where they live. Addressing the unique challenges the disease presents, they follow best practices and join people together who are dealing with similar difficult circumstances.

Contact Us

612-672-0484
infoND@als.org

Thank You to Our Sponsors!

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Optum logo

Thank you to Optum for sponsoring the 2024 Light the Journey Gala and Superhero Dash! Your support will
someday make ALS a livable disease and for vital programs to support people living with ALS in our community today!

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SB logo

SolutionBased aims to assist families in overcoming challenges related to mobility and bathing. They offer complimentary virtual assessments, no appointment necessary. Most products can be set up in under an hour, eliminating expensive bathroom renovations. Some insurance plans may cover these solutions – please check with your plan first. SB is offering a 10% discount on all products using this coupon code ALSNCT. If bathing challenges are a concern, SB may have equipment to assist.

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Prairie Meadows logo

Thank you to Prairie Meadows for supporting our Quality of Life Grant Program in Iowa! Your continued support makes a significant impact in the lives of people living with ALS in our community, and you are invaluable partner in the fight to defeat ALS.

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