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“When I was diagnosed, there were no drugs. Now there are over 20. That has changed my life, so many lives. Not many organizations can say that.”

—Andrea, Nashville, diagnosed in 1993

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Our Mission and Impact

Accelerate2,700+ walkers raised record funds — our best Walk MS: Atlanta in 5 years!
AdvocateGA sent 4 advocates to D.C. to champion MS priorities on the Hill!
StrengthenLeadership Challenge Class sets new record in local MS fundraising!

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