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Updates From Our Executive Director: With spring in full bloom and as we move into this new year together, I’m looking forward to connecting with you more regularly through blog…
ALS impacts more than just the person with the diagnosis. Acting as a family caregiver for a person with ALS can be a daunting task, and asking for help can…
William Moore of Phoenix, Oregon prioritizes community and chooses gratitude daily. He encourages people with ALS to stay connected and take advantage of support groups. William has never been one…
An ALS diagnosis is the beginning of a life-altering journey. Without the appropriate equipment, people with ALS can face dangerous mobility hazards as their disease progresses. Even a single fall…
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7, 2025 — Following a comprehensive planning process, 15 independent nonprofit organizations from around the country have formalized ALS United, an innovative partnership dedicated to serving the ALS…
A New Start I am so honored to be stepping into the role of Executive Director and to lead this incredible organization into the future. Over the years, I have…
State of Oregon Charitable Checkoff Program Are you an Oregon taxpayer? You can support ALS Northwest by giving through your income tax refund. Funds from the State of Oregon Charitable Checkoff…
Karolyn Dibetta lives on a peaceful, hilltop property spanning 14 acres in the small town of Merlin, Oregon (near Medford). Recently diagnosed with ALS, Karolyn is navigating this journey with…
Lance Christian recently announced his retirement as Executive Director. Let’s celebrate his legacy with 22 Days of Giving in honor of his 22 Years at ALS Northwest! From January 10…
George Lee lives in Bend, Oregon with his wife Caryn and cat Tuffin. George is an Army Veteran with a long and distinguished career as a Military Police Officer and…