Month: March 2026
If you’re living with ALS, or caring for someone who is, you’re used to hearing about “policy” and “funding” updates that can feel distant or hard to connect to daily…
For many families, an ALS diagnosis changes everything in an instant. For Jeff Kurkjian, it was the beginning of a journey marked by heartbreak, advocacy, and a commitment to making…
Marathon Weekend in Philadelphia has been a weekend filled with determination, celebration, and emotion since it first began as a small, local event in 1994. Since then, it has grown…
On Thursday, May 28, ALS United Mid-Atlantic will host The ALS Gallery: A One-Night Exhibition. This will be an evening dedicated to celebrating the creativity, resilience, and stories of individuals…
At ALS United Mid-Atlantic, we are thrilled to honor a remarkable milestone! Alisa Brownlee, ATP, CLIPP, CAPS, WSP, CEAC/Mastery has dedicated 30 incredible years to supporting people living with ALS…
During Volunteer Appreciation Week, ALS United Mid-Atlantic honors the volunteers who make our work possible. From supporting office operations and helping at community events to providing personal companionship for people…
On Friday, March 20th, students from the Harrisburg Area Community College (HACC) Dental Hygiene Program provided free preventive dental cleanings and oral care education at the Select Medical Building Dental…
For families navigating an ALS diagnosis, the ability to remain at home with the right support can make an enormous difference in quality of life. As the disease progresses, daily…
News & Updates Keynote Presentation Announced for the 2026 Help & Hope Symposium The Help & Hope Symposium will feature a keynote presentation, Strength Through Collaboration, highlighting the power of…