Three of the Most Common Equipment Needs for Texans Living with ALS
ALS is an expensive disease and paying for necessary medical equipment is a heavy burden for many families. The ALS...
Sweet Patina Challenge Brings New Life to the Fight Against ALS
When Blake Evans felt inspired to combine his passion for cars with his heart for the ALS community, something...
A Note from Tonya: No Foolin’
How many times have you heard yourself say, “I know I shouldn’t be doing this, but . . .” followed with an excuse for...
How we’re continuing to serve people with ALS and their families while preventing the spread of coronavirus
Updated November 18, 2020 We understand that many of you in our ALS community may have questions and concerns related...
ALS Hero: Todd Myers
On April 3rd, during the Under Ballou Skies Golf Classic and Party, we'll be honoring Todd Myers as our ALS Hero. From...
ALS Hero: Steve Brown
Steve Brown has always been the life of the party. After being diagnosed with ALS, he has only grown to be more of an...
ALS Hero: Brad Dusek
To Brad Dusek, ALS is just another opponent. But this time the battle isn’t on the football field. This enemy is...
ALS Association Makes Multi-Year Commitment to HEALEY ALS Platform Trial
This week a $3 million commitment was made by The ALS Association to the first platform trial for ALS. The platform...
ALS Heroes: Jim & Diane Tobin
Jim Tobin was training for his third half marathon when he began noticing weakness in his hips and right leg - not a...
Clinical Trials Give Hope to Texans with ALS
The ALS Association of Texas invests in research to discover effective treatments and a cure for ALS. One of the ways...
ALS Hero: Pete Frates
In college Pete Frates was an all-star athlete, becoming the captain of Boston College's baseball team and hitting a...
It’s OK to Have a Meltdown!
November is National Family Caregivers Month, and we at the ALS Association of Texas cannot think of a better time to...