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Signature Programs

Signature Programs are set up or hosted by ALS TDI. Community Events are organized and hosted by individual people, usually as part of a fundraising activity.

2023 New York, NY

New York City Marathon

ALS TDI is a proud charity partner of the annual New York City Marathon! Team ALS TDI features runners from all over the globe with one universal mission, finding a cure for ALS. Participants complete the 26.2 mile run around all five boroughs of NYC to raise awareness for ALS TDI.

2023 Across the U.S.

Rake for ALS

Kids and teams from across the country will come together to Rake For ALS! Throughout the fall, communities will rake leaves for donations in support of ALS Research.

2023 Across the U.S.

Corntoss Challenge

The Corntoss Challenge raises funds for ALS research each summer in multiple cities across the U.S. Featuring the tailgate game Cornhole, the event is designed as a tournament where teams compete during a day of fun that leads to the

2023 New York, NY

New York City Marathon

2023 Across the U.S.

Rake for ALS

Kids and teams from across the country will come together to Rake For ALS! Throughout the fall, communities will rake leaves for donations in support of ALS Research.

2023 Across the U.S.

Corntoss Challenge

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Upcoming Events

In addition to our Signature Programs, Community Events are organized and hosted throughout the year by individuals and communities.View the full list to find events near you.

Dec 2 2023

Beer it Forward! Arooga's Grille House and ...

Shelton, CT • Ales for ALS Event

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Dec 5 2023

Townie Tuesday at Lift Bridge Brewing 5:00-9:00

Stillwater, MN • Ales for ALS Event

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Dec 7 2023

Water's End Brewery All Day Event at the Lak...

Lake Ridge, VA • Ales for ALS Event

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Dec 9 2023

Acopon Brewing Company 1:00-5:00

Dripping Spings, TX • Ales for ALS Event

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Dec 11 2023

Andrew Niblock ALS Basketball Invitational

Greenwich, CT • Community Event

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Dec 12 2023

ALS Community Conversations 12.12.23

MA • Community Event

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Start Your Own Virtual Fundraiser!

Given the current need for social distancing, many fundraisers are going virtual. ALS TDI has resources to help you start your own virtual fundraiser by using ALS TDl's free fundraising platform or starting a Facebook fundraiser. Not ready to start your own fundraiser? Get involved in one of our existing virtual fundraising campaigns listed below.

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Virtual Fundraising Ideas

Inspiring ideas to create your own virtual fundraising campaign for ALS TDI.

Online Fundraising Campaign

Facebook Fundraisers

Use your special day to encourage friends and family to donate to ALS TDI.

Online Fundraising Campaign

Gamers vs. ALS

Stream games or activities on Tiltify and raise money for ALS research.

Online Fundraising Campaign

Giving Tuesday, November 28, 2023

Join us for a global day of giving.

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Why support ALS research at

ALS TDI?

We Are Innovative

With ALS preclinical, clinical, and translational research all happening under our one roof, we rapidly pursue the best ideas for slowing, stopping, and ending ALS.

We Are Efficient

We take our commitment to financial transparency seriously. 87 cents of every dollar you raise goes directly to ALS research.

We Are Relentless

We are dedicated to discovering and developing effective treatments to end ALS. We will not stop until the needs of every person with ALS are met completely.

What Is ALS TDI?

The ALS Therapy Development Institute (ALS TDI) is the world's foremost drug discovery lab focused solely on curing ALS, also called Lou Gehrig's disease.

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What is ALS?

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, is a progressive neurodegenerative disease. ALS attacks cells in the brain and spinal cord that are needed to keep muscles moving, leading to muscle weakness and paralysis.

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