MS 3 Things

February 1

The National MS Society has designated March 8-14, 2010 as MS Awareness Week, a national initiative that brings volunteers and communities together to recognize the impact and challenges of MS. The purpose of MS3Things is to raise awareness for multiple sclerosis not only during MS Awareness Week, but year-round. Each video submitted must incorporate three things related to MS

Your Local Make Your Mark Day

January 15

Join us every month to meet new people, learn new skills and make a hands-on difference in helping everyone living with multiple sclerosis.

On Make Your Mark Day, volunteers help with diverse projects ranging from designing “thank you” notes to creating information packets for the MS rides and walks.

Make Your Mark Day takes places from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. every third Tuesday of the month in our Dallas, Houston and San Antonio offices. A free lunch is provided to everyone who shares their time and talents.

MS World

January 15

MSWorld®, Inc. provides a global virtual community of support to people living with multiple sclerosis. The site’s sole mission is to create a safe, informative, useful, and fun place for people to meet, share ideas and gain useful resources to help manage and cope. MSWorld® is the official chat room and message board site for the National MS Society.

Stay Informed to Help Make Your Mark

January 15

Stay up-to-date with Lone Star events, programs and more with our free e-newsletters. From Bike MS events to Walk MS events, volunteering to Women On The Move.

On the Move

January 15

On the Move, formerly known as Women Against MS, is a nationwide education and fundraising program founded in 1999. Each year more than 20 chapters host Women on the Move (WOM) Luncheons to educate communities about MS and give from the heart to help friends, family members and colleagues.

CHAMPS

January 15

The CHAMPS program is the link between event participants and people living with MS. Participants receive collectible CHAMPS bandanas personalized by someone living with MS. The bandana symbolizes the CHAMPS connection, which fosters education, awareness and friendship. Participants are encouraged to contact their Champion after the event. Many form friendships that continue well beyond the Finish Line. This is a FREE program for both event participants and people living with MS.