Corporate Sponsors & Partners
The ALS Association is proud to work with our corporate partners in the fight against Lou Gehrig’s Disease. Our sponsors and partners enable us to provide important care and community services throughout the country and help us take once step closer to finding a cure.
We want to work with your company to find the right opportunities to fit your goals and priorities. Our goal is to create a partnership that is meaningful to all parties.
Partnership opportunities include:
For more information, please email CorporateRelations@alsa-national.org.
Walk to Defeat ALS
The Walk to Defeat ALS® is The ALS Association’s largest nationwide fundraising campaign designed to raise money in support of nationally driven cutting-edge research and community-based care services programs. What started as a small group of concerned citizens in 2000 has now grown to a nationwide campaign with more than 175,000 participants raising more than $20 million annually. Since it’s inception, the Walk to Defeat ALS has raised more than $138 million for ALS care and research.
The Walk to Defeat ALS program is open for national sponsorship and national team participation.
Event and program sponsorship
The ALS Association provides many programs and services to people with ALS and their families. Funding opportunities for program sponsorship may include:
- Program underwriting
- In-kind sponsorships
- Research and educational support
Educational training events Program sponsorships are reviewed on a case-by-case basis and must fit within mission priorities of the organization.
National ALS Awareness Month
May is ALS Awareness Month and The ALS Association encourages people across the country to take action in the fight against ALS – from making a donation to sharing their story with others. Corporations can join ALS Awareness Month activities by promoting the cause with employees, customers and vendors.
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