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Founded in 1985 and headquartered in Washington, D.C, The ALS Association is an American nonprofit organization that raises money for research and patient services, promotes awareness about and advocates in state and federal government on issues related to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
Country/Area ：United States
Company Email ：info@als.org
Industry ：Charitable Organizations & FoundationsOrganizations
Company address ：1300 Wilson Blvd Ste 600, Arlington, Virginia, 22209, United States
Company website ：*****
Company phone ：(202) 464-8869
Established ：1986
Company Revenue ：$37,032,000
Number of employees ：113
SIC Code ：83839
NAICS Code ：81813
Main Products ：VolunteerDonateBecome an advocateUnderstanding ALSNavigating ALS
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Kerry & Gary Challenge to Defeat ALS: Alabama Rivalry at the Heart of Second Annual Fundraising Challenge
Oct 17, 2023
Rivalry meets compassion as Auburn and Alabama unite to battle ALS in annual showdown BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, USA, October 17, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Former Auburn basketball player, Gary Godfrey, and former Alabama running back, Kerry Goode, are …
Oct 17, 2023
New $400,000 Grant Supports EverythingALS.org and Mass General Hospital (MGH) to Develop NeuroLens, a Digital Diagnostics technology initiative for early detection of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)Aug 22, 2023
SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--EverythingALS today announced it has received $400,000 from ALS Finding a Cure® and The ALS Association to support studies for the identification of early digital diagnostic markers of ALS. The NeuroLens digital diagnostics program is a unique partnership with diverse and multidisciplinary research teams formed between - EverythingALS, a citizen led nonprofit research organization dedicated to changing the paradigm for ALS through AI/ML, digital monitoring and open inn
Aug 22, 2023ALS Finding a Cure, The ALS Association Partner to Reduce Time to Initial ALS DiagnosisAug 17, 2023
Organizations Commit $2 million toward New International ALS Diagnostics Effort BOSTON and BOYNTON BEACH, Fla., Aug. 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- ALS Finding a Cure® (ALSFAC) and The ALS Association announced today seven new grants worth a total of $2 million to support the development of...
Aug 17, 20237th annual CEO Soak benefits ALS Association | TribLIVE.com - Tribune-ReviewAug 11, 2023
CEOs don’t wait for things to happen — they make things happen. That’s what more than 50 executives, along with local business and community leaders, did on Thursday at CEO Soak, the seventh annual ALS Association Western Pennsylvania Chapter’s fundraiser to support the fight against the disease. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Aug 11, 2023Sandra Bullock Helps Raise Donations For ALS Association After Partner's DeathAug 9, 2023
Sandra Bullock helps raise donations for the ALS Association after her partner dies from the illness. - www.tmz.com
Aug 9, 2023Web Summary
Q1: What is the physical address of the ALS Association's national office?
A1: The physical address of the ALS Association's national office is 1300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 600, Arlington, VA 22209.
Q2: What is the phone number for general inquiries and providing non-medical information and referral resources?
A2: The phone number for general inquiries and providing non-medical information and referral resources is 800-782-4747.
Q3: How can one reach a local team in their state for support and guidance?
A3: To reach a local team directly, visit the state listing page via the link provided on the ALS Association website.
Q4: What is the email address for general inquiries and non-medical information and referral resources?
A4: The email address for general inquiries and non-medical information and referral resources is not explicitly stated in the text, but it can be obtained by visiting the ALS Association's website and filling out a contact form.
Q5: What is the phone number for donations to support ALS research and services?
A5: The phone number for donations is 888-949-2577.
Q6: How can one get involved with the ALS Association through volunteering or sponsorship opportunities?
A6: While not explicitly stated in the text, the ALS Association website provides information on how to get involved through various programs and initiatives, including research grants, national signature events, and sponsorship opportunities.
Q7: What is the purpose of the ETRAN Communicator developed by Rob's father and his friend?
A7: The ETRAN Communicator was a groundbreaking tool that allowed individuals with ALS to communicate using only their eye movements, specifically enabling the selection of the most frequently used letters with a single glance.
Q8: How did Rob Eichler first learn about ALS at the age of 13?
A8: Rob Eichler learned about ALS when he visited his friend who was living with the disease and saw the impact it had on his father, an engineer.
A1: The physical address of the ALS Association's national office is 1300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 600, Arlington, VA 22209.
Q2: What is the phone number for general inquiries and providing non-medical information and referral resources?
A2: The phone number for general inquiries and providing non-medical information and referral resources is 800-782-4747.
Q3: How can one reach a local team in their state for support and guidance?
A3: To reach a local team directly, visit the state listing page via the link provided on the ALS Association website.
Q4: What is the email address for general inquiries and non-medical information and referral resources?
A4: The email address for general inquiries and non-medical information and referral resources is not explicitly stated in the text, but it can be obtained by visiting the ALS Association's website and filling out a contact form.
Q5: What is the phone number for donations to support ALS research and services?
A5: The phone number for donations is 888-949-2577.
Q6: How can one get involved with the ALS Association through volunteering or sponsorship opportunities?
A6: While not explicitly stated in the text, the ALS Association website provides information on how to get involved through various programs and initiatives, including research grants, national signature events, and sponsorship opportunities.
Q7: What is the purpose of the ETRAN Communicator developed by Rob's father and his friend?
A7: The ETRAN Communicator was a groundbreaking tool that allowed individuals with ALS to communicate using only their eye movements, specifically enabling the selection of the most frequently used letters with a single glance.
Q8: How did Rob Eichler first learn about ALS at the age of 13?
A8: Rob Eichler learned about ALS when he visited his friend who was living with the disease and saw the impact it had on his father, an engineer.
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