National MS Society

From Times Square to Milwaukee, people all over the U.S. are showing their support for people living with MS! 🧡 Times Square - New York City, New York City and County Building - Denver, Colorado Hoan Bridge - Milwaukee, Wisconsin Charlotte, North Carolina Murray Baker Bridge - Peoria, Illinois

Over 1,800 scientists and clinicians attended the 10th annual ACTRIMS Forum to learn about the latest advancements in MS research, and we’ve got the highlights for you. Hear how researchers are working to: 🔬 Stop MS in Its Tracks 🔬 Restore Lost Function 🔬 End MS Forever Find the details at: https://lnkd.in/g8GG7-Px

Last night, we learned that the MS Research Program (MSRP) will not receive funding for Fiscal Year 2025 due to the recent Continuing Resolution passed by Congress. This is a significant setback for our veterans and service members who rely on this vital research for answers and treatments. The MSRP has brought hope to those living with multiple sclerosis (MS), driving groundbreaking research and potential breakthroughs. This funding cut is a blow to the progress we’ve made, but MS activists will fight to restore this critical funding, and we need your support. Join us in advocating a future where we end MS: https://lnkd.in/gs9eMRfC

Our President and CEO, Tim Coetzee, and our CFO, Cindy Bertrando, joined the Finish MS team in the wee hours of the morning last month for the Disney Princess race. We’re grateful for leadership that not only talks the talk but walks the walk (literally) for those living with MS. Thank you for joining us in Florida and for helping us meet our fundraising goal!

🚨 MARK YOUR CALENDARS 🚨 Comedian John Poveromo is back with Dystopia Tonight's 4th Annual 24-Hour Livestream Benefit to End MS — and you do not want to miss it! As part of #StreamToEndMS, John and tons of his amazing guests are ready to #MarchTogether toward a world free of MS. Tune in March 26-27 at bit.ly/dystopiaallnight25 Do you stream, or know someone who does? Check out #StreamToEndMS on our website to see how you can make a difference for people living with MS.

“I’m still standing. I’m still here.” MS doesn't stand a chance against people like Nerisa. Stand with her by sharing what you want to tell MS at: https://lnkd.in/gTfxjzEn

We’ve got 48 hours to make a difference. Thanks to generous donors who believe that #MSEndsWithUs, gifts made within the next 48 hours will be MATCHED up to $10,000. Just one person can change millions of lives. Double your impact at: https://lnkd.in/gmgE4CEK

Though #MSAwarenessWeek is over, that doesn’t mean raising MS awareness is over! There are many ways to get involved: from donations, to volunteering, to advocacy and more. Learn about all the ways you can help here: https://lnkd.in/gnKgBBTv

For many, it feels as if MS has the final say. This #MSAwarenessWeek, we’re flipping the script, and saying #MSEndsWithUs. If you could tell MS anything, what would you say? Tell us at: https://lnkd.in/gTfxjzEn

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an unpredictable disease of the central nervous system; it affects the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves, which controls everything we do. Through this, the flow of information within the brain and between the brain and body is disrupted. MS can vary in severity from person to person, and individuals may experience different symptoms. #MSAwarenessWeek