VOLUNTEER
Volunteer

Volunteer

Volunteers power our mission by bringing awareness, support, and resources to the ALS community across Rhode Island. Get involved in a way that fits you and be part of meaningful, lasting impact.

Volunteer

Volunteers power our mission by bringing awareness, support, and resources to the ALS community across Rhode Island. Get involved in a way that fits you and be part of meaningful, lasting impact.

Volunteers are at the heart of our work, supporting events, projects, and activities that move our mission forward. Whether organizing fundraisers or raising awareness about ALS, their efforts help us serve individuals and families across Rhode Island while strengthening outreach and funding for care, research, and advocacy.

WAYS TO HELP

  • Walk Event Day Volunteers
  • Office Volunteers
  • Organize an awareness event
  • Engage your employer to be a supporter
  • and more!

ALS Rhode Island

2374 Post Road, Suite 103
Warwick, RI 02886-2270
Phone: 401-732-1609 |  Fax: 401-732-2577
Email: info@alsunitedri.org

 

The progression of ALS varies significantly from one person to another. Responding to each person's individual needs, our organization is available to provide vital services and reliable information through strategic community partnerships.

Register with us to access free, personalized services—available to all individuals living with ALS, regardless of insurance coverage or immigration status.

Once registered, you’ll meet with our Care Services Team, who will work closely with you to identify your current needs and plan for future support. Research shows that people with ALS who receive comprehensive, individualized care often experience a significantly improved quality of life.

For more information, email
support@alsunitedri.org.• ALS Multidisciplinary Clinic• Equipment Loans• Transportation Program• Support Groups• Support and Resources for Children• Financial Assistance ProgramsPROGRAMS & SERVICESALS Rhode Island Services
5,600+

people in the US diagnosed per year

2-5

is the average life expectancy

Only 10%

of cases are inherited through a mutated gene