Family, friends, neighbors, and contacts can have a positive impact on the lives of families living with ALS through small gifts like these.

• $10 – could provide one piece of adaptive equipment, like zipper pulls or silverware grips
• $25 – could cover the cost of an LCD writing tablet for an individual living with ALS, allowing them to communicate with those around them
• $50 – could provide one counseling session for a child coping with a parent diagnosed with ALS
• $75 – could provide three boxes of nutritional supplements to individuals with ALS who can no longer swallow solid food
• $100 – could provide an hour of professional in-home caregiver relief to allow family members caring for a person with ALS a well-deserved break