THE FACES OF ALS. Each day on Facebook and Instagram throughout May, as we do each year to recognize ALS Awareness Month, we will be featuring some of the incredibly inspiring individuals who have been impacted by this devastating disease. If you would like to honor a loved one who has or is currently living with ALS, please email 1-4 photos, their name, town and a short message to or about them, to: jen@alsone.org.

LG4 Day is now an official day commemorated by Major League Baseball to honor Lou Gehrig, the man for whom the disease was named in 1939. Join us for our 1st Annual LG4 4K Walk, Run, & Roll virtual road race during the month of May and ending on June 2nd, LG4 DAY. All participants will receive a commemorative medal. Your $35 registration fee will help “strike out ALS” for Lou and all others impacted by ALS. (4K is the equivalent to 2.5 miles).

It's back! After a two-year golf hiatus due to the pandemic, our beloved outing on the links is back and promises to be better than ever! We're excited to announce that our 5th annual golf tourney will be a luau-themed fun and festive day, so get your collared Hawaiian shirt and clubs ready for a day of fun to help make ALS DONE! Sponsorship registration is now open and foursome registration will open on May 1st.

We are excited to announce that ALS ONE will be fielding our largest team ever in this years Falmouth Road Race! We are so grateful to once again be a premiere charity in this highly anticipated and world-renowned event which has become such an incredible tradition and tremendous means of support for our ALS research and care. While we don't know quite yet if the race will be virtual or in-person, one thing we do know is that we're ready to make a tremendous impact either way! Click LEARN MORE for details

Mike Myers (age 52) has been a lifelong bicycle adventurer. His 30 years of touring have taken him across 41 states in the U.S. and through 30 countries worldwide. This year, he's excited to ride cross country to support ALS ONE in honor of Leo Cooney and all others living with the devastating disease. Mike will embark from Astoria, Oregon on June 14th and ride home to Marshfield, MA, arriving in August, all the while, sleeping under the stars and dreaming of a world without ALS. We hope you'll follow Mike's journey by clicking to learn more.

Support John Barrett and his team as they ride 70 miles through the Berkshires in memory of John's father-in-law, Carey Hinkley, who lost his one-year devastating battle to ALS in 2016.

Geoff Marchant and his "Roy-ALS Backroad Riders" will be taking to the mountains of upstate Vermont this year, as they have pledged to do every year, in memory of Paul Roy, who lost his battle to ALS in 1999. Paul's son was a student of Geoff's and the impact his passing made on him was profound.

Save the date for our most magical night of the year - our annual Snow Ball Gala! Our hope is to be able to once again hold this event in-person! We've got it booked for Saturday night, January 29th, 2022 at the Boston Marriott - Quincy and our fingers are crossed that the pandemic will be long behind us! Stay tuned for more information as the date nears.