2014 CALENDAR 1120 James Drive, Suite A, Hartland, WI 53029 262-369-4400 | 800-242-3358 [email protected]| wisMS.org Early and ongoing treatment with FDA-approved therapy can make a difference for people with multiple sclerosis. Learn about your options by talking to your health care professional and contacting the Wisconsin Chapter at wisms.org or calling 262.369.4400 (800.242.3358). National Multiple Sclerosis Society The National MS Society remains the very best investment in finding MS solutions and funding more MS research than any patient group in the world. Your support funds the pursuit of all promising paths to uncover solutions for everyone with MS, wherever those opportunities exist, while focusing on three priority areas: • Progressive MS – bringing answers and solutions where none exist today • Nervous System Repair – reversing damage to regain function • Wellness and Lifestyle – identifying solutions in diet, exercise and rehabilitation to improve life quality Stay connected throughout the year to learn more. Visit wisMS.org and follow the Wisconsin Chapter online. Find us on Facebook facebook.com/mssocietyWI Follow us on twitter.com/mssocietyWI Find us on Flickr flickr.com/photos/wis_nmss youtube.com/user/NATIONALMSSOCIETYWI
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2014 Calendar
1120 James Drive, Suite A, Hartland, WI 53029262-369-4400 | [email protected] | wisMS.org
Early and ongoing treatment with FDA-approved therapy can make a difference for people with multiple sclerosis. Learn about your options by talking to your health care professional and contacting the Wisconsin Chapter at wisms.org or calling 262.369.4400 (800.242.3358).
national Multiple Sclerosis SocietyThe National MS Society remains the very best investment in finding MS solutions and funding more MS research than any patient group in the world. Your support funds the pursuit of all promising paths to uncover solutions for everyone with MS, wherever those opportunities exist, while focusing on three priority areas:
• Progressive MS – bringing answers and solutions where none exist today • nervous System repair – reversing damage to regain function • Wellness and lifestyle – identifying solutions in diet, exercise and rehabilitation to improve life quality
Stay connected throughout the year to learn more. Visit wisMS.org and follow the Wisconsin Chapter online.
Ride between 100 and 150 miles a day on beautiful groomed Northern Wisconsin trails with the MS Snowmobile Tour, January 23-25, 2014. Join other snowmobile enthusiasts for an all-inclusive, fully-supported weekend that raises money for MS research and related services. Visit MSsnowmobiletour.org.
Prove your strength and stamina at the Bike MS: Best dam Bike ride, August 2-3, 2014, by riding from the Milwaukee area to Madison with an overnight in Whitewater. You’ll be part of a premier series where cyclists of every level raise money to support multiple sclerosis research. Visit bestdambikeride.org.
Walk MS is the rallying point for the multiple sclerosis Movement – a time when communities come together to raise awareness, raise funds and celebrate how much closer we are to a world free of MS. Multiple walks are held throughout Wisconsin each spring and fall. Visit walkMSwisconsin.org.
MS Snowmobile Tour
January 23-25Bike MS: Best dam Bike rideaugust 2-3
Walk MS april, May and September
It’s as much about the journey as it is the destination. Challenge Walk MS sets a high bar with a three-day, 50-mile walk and a $1,500 fundraising minimum. It rewards you at the same level with an inspirational all-inclusive getaway in beautiful Door County. A two-day, 30-mile option is also available. Visit challengewalkMSwi.org.
do It Yourself (dIY) Fundraising is an opportunity for anyone committed to the MS cause to raise awareness and donations in new and creative ways. Several DIYs are noted in the calendar; more are available on the Wisconsin Chapter’s website. Visit wisMS.org and click on “Do It Yourself Fundraising” to find an event or create your own.
Challenge Walk MSSeptember 19-21
MS awareness Week is March 3-9, followed by the MS Summit on March 15. Plan now to attend the event that brings together individuals affected by multiple sclerosis for networking and education in a supportive and social atmosphere. This year’s event will be held at the Country Springs Conference Center in Pewaukee. Visit wisMS.org.
MS awareness Week March 3-9
MS Summit March 15do It Yourself (dIY) Fundraising
The national Multiple Sclerosis Society mobilizes people and resources to drive research for a cure and to address the challenges of everyone affected by MS. The Wisconsin Chapter supports more than 10,000 children, women and men in the state diagnosed with MS, and those who love and care for them.
MS stops people from moving. We exist to make sure it doesn’t.
do It Yourself event 9th Annual Help Find- A-Cure for MS Benefit
do It Yourself event Make a Difference
Mondays
Family members and friends connect at the MS Snowmobile Tour each year, where they can ride up to 150 miles a day during an all-inclusive weekend in northern Wisconsin.
Volunteers are the foundation of the National MS Society, connecting at events, in the office and in the community to donate their time for those touched by the disease.
do It Yourself events• Blarney Bash for MS• Kappa Beta Gamma -
12th Annual MS Benefitdo It Yourself event
6th Annual Family Fun Day 4 MS featuring
Texas Hold Em
March is all about raising MS awareness. Suggestions? Wear orange, host a DIY fundraiser and attend the MS Summit on March 15 to connect with others who are dedicated to finding a cure.
Be inspired and get connected at Walk MS, which will be held in 20 different locations throughout Wisconsin to help fund MS-related research, programs and services.
Individuals of all ages who connect to the Movement help support the needs of parents, grandparents, siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins diagnosed with MS. Contact the Wisconsin Chapter office to volunteer.
Uniquely-themed rest stops are part of the fun throughout the Bike MS: Best Dam Bike Ride weekend. Experience it for yourself next month by connecting as a cyclist or volunteer.
Bike MS: Best Dam Bike Ride is for cyclists of all levels who connect to raise money for MS-related research, programs and services while enjoying a premier biking experience.
do It Yourself event Drive For MS
It’s all about spirit, strength and connection at Challenge Walk MS, an all-inclusive weekend in Door County where participants raise $1,500 each and walk 50 miles in three days.
Do It Yourself Fundraisers like the Milton Mud Challenge help friends, family and co-workers throughout the state connect to the MS Movement in fun and meaningful ways.
A year-end gift to the Wisconsin Chapter helps fund research, programs and services that benefit the more than 10,000 families in the state directly connected to the disease.