
Doing More Together: 2022 in Review
We’re doing more together. But what does this mean for our community? Right now, we’re still serving more Texans with...

A Note from Tonya – How Do You Show Up?
Have you ever felt like you are living outside of your life? Like your life is happening but you aren’t part of it-you...

An Artist and His Soundtrack – How Chalk Impacted a Father’s Journey with ALS
“Oh, dear Dad, Can you see me now” - Release, Pearl Jam On an unusually rainy day in El Paso, Texas, Wyndi Soto...
How the Equipment Loan Program Goes Beyond the Delivery
Texans living with ALS rely on medical equipment to help them walk, speak, move, and breathe on their own. Through the...
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...
Mowing Down ALS One Yard at a Time
At fifteen-years-old, David Sedate is no stranger to ALS. When he was just 8, his Grandpa Rich was diagnosed with the...
Shoot Out ALS Hero: Diane Tobin
For every Texan living with ALS, a caregiver is standing by their side every step of the way. The selfless care of...
A Note from Tonya: What’s Your Story?
People want to hear stories. They want to hear our stories — they want to know where we are from, what we are doing,...
ALS’s Youngest Caregivers: Caring with Love
According to a 2005 report by the National Alliance for Caregiving, there are at least 1.3 million caregiving youth...
A Note from Tonya: What’s So Funny?
A Note from Tonya: What's So Funny? As we begin another new year, I am starting it off with a wager, and I’m betting...