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We wish you and your family a happy holiday season! We look forward to connecting with you in 2019!
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Click the link below to download a PDF of our latest newsletter. November 2018 Newsletter Use the form in the footer of the bottom of our website to join our […]
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It’s summer and it is HOT outside! If you and your family have plans that include outdoor fun, you’ll want to plan ahead so that you can stay cool and […]
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One of our PALS (person with ALS), Rebecca Hayden, was recently featured on CN2 News out of Rock Hill, S.C. Our staff member Shannon Nichols helps Rebecca with homecare, range […]
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EVENT DATE: APR 28, 2018 REGISTER HERE: https://www.crowdrise.com/2018SuperSteveALSWalk Walk With Us! The Super Steve ALS Walk will be held Saturday, April 28th in memory of Dr. Steve Hix at The Fleet […]
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Event and Marketing Coordinator Summer Internship Program 2018 – The Joe Martin ALS Foundation Internship Description: Summer internship offered for college course credit for motivated and passionate individual looking for […]
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Kevin Clay isn’t letting ALS stop him from going to the Super Bowl to cheer for his Carolina Panthers! Kevin has been a season ticket holder for 20 years and […]
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Free Tree Program Be sure to buy your Christmas tree from Snowflake Village this year. Tell them you support the foundation and proceeds will support home care for people with […]
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Our next caregiving workshop will be on May 2, at Myers Park United Methodist Church. There will be two sessions, 2-3PM and 6-7PM. These workshops will be led by Neil […]
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Join us for this free event to raise funds for The Joe Martin ALS Foundation and the ALS Association! We’re saying YES to life with ALS and YES to a […]
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Our Mission
The Joe Martin ALS Foundation's mission is to empower families as they face the challenge of living actively with ALS by providing free home care and other services at no cost.
We Believe
We believe a strong support net can help people living with ALS (PALS) and their families obtain the best caregiving techniques, equipment, and bolster their will to fight this disease.