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Your Support

Is Our Fuel

We can't end ALS without you. As a nonprofit biotech, your efforts have a profound impact on the speed of drug development at the ALS Therapy Development Institute (ALS TDI).

Thank you for helping us end ALS!

How You've Helped Us

Advance ALS Treatments

Your support of ALS TDI has resulted in:

The rigorous screening of over 500 potential treatments for ALS—more than any other ALS research lab in the world.

The world's first ALS Research Collaborative (ARC), a partnership with people with ALS, designed to speed up drug discovery and therapeutic development for ALS.

ALS TDI becoming the first nonprofit biotech to develop a potential treatment for ALS and bring it from our lab through FDA review and into human clinical trials.

The discovery of a promising new drug target for C9orf72-related ALS.

The improvement of world-wide standards in preclinical drug screening in models of ALS.

Thank

You!

It's amazing what

we can do together.

The Community

The Community

We Will End ALS

We Will End ALS.

Because Of You

As a 501(c)3 nonprofit biotech, ALS TDI relies on money from donors

to fund our research. We only answer to our supporters and the ALS

community and we only need to worry about finding effective

treatments for ALS.

The ALS community has a unique opportunity to directly impact drug

discovery at ALS TDI. Every potential treatment that we invent and

discover is thanks to your support.

We will not stop until there are treatments available for every person

with ALS.

Meet our incredible community

"Though my father did not live to see it, he truly believed that by uniting the

community, and working together to fund research, we could find a cure for ALS.

Today, his legacy is alive in the ALS Therapy Development Institute and their

relentless work to end ALS."

Alex Heywood

- Alex Heywood,

son of Stephen Heywood, ALS TDI cofounder who was

diagnosed with ALS in 1998 and passed away in 2006

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