Multiple Sclerosis Association of America

14 Reviews

At the heart of our mission is a deep concern for everyone affected by MS. Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) always takes a proactive stance in multiple sclerosis care, identfying common care deficiencies, offering life-enhancing solutions, and working tirelessly to extend the reach of our services and programs to more than 400,000 Americans with MS.

If you or someone you know is affected by MS, please either visit www.msassociation.org to learn more about our programs and services or call our Helpline at (800) 532-7667.

Thank you for your continued interest in volunteering with MSAA and helping the MS community.

Mission Statement

The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) is a national charitable organization dedicated to enriching the quality of life for those with multiple sclerosis.

The Details

Address
National Headquarters706 Haddonfield Rd.Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
Contact
- Kathy Giles
Phone
- (800) 532-7667
Fax
- (856) 661-9797
Website
- http://support.msassociation.org/volunteer
Interest Area
- Community, Disabled, Education & Literacy, Health & Medicine, Women

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by Grace M. (September 12, 2010)

MY DAUGHTERS' FATHER DIED IN 1993 OF THIS DISEASE AT THE AGE OF 39, AND IT TOOK HIM SO FAST. HE LEFT BEHIND A DAUGHTER OF THE AGE OF 3 AND ONE OF 8. THEY REALLY NEVER GOT TO KNOW HIM. HE WENT FROM A STRONG HEALTHY MAN TO A CHILDLIKE MAN. HE FELL DOWN, HE CRAWLED LIKE A BABY, AND HIS MIND WENT BACK TO A THREE YEARS OLD. I HATED LETTING OUR GIRLS SEEING HIM LIKE THAT. I HATE THIS DISEASE, IT WAS SO HARD ON THEM, THEY DID NOT EVEN GO TO HIS SHOWING, I WENT TO SPARE THEM. I PRAY FOR ALL WHO HAS TO SUFFER THROUGH THIS DISEASE, I GIVE THE CARE GIVERS ALL THE PRAISE FOR BEING THERE FOR THEM. GOD BLESS YOU ALL, YOU HAVE ALL MY PRAYERS AND LOVE, GRACE.

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by richard v. (July 5, 2010)

I myself have MS, and as such I am considered "unemployable". I was an "over-the-road" trucker until I was diagnosed with MS in 2000. After that I felt like I had some type of contagious disease. This is due mostly because people don't know or understand MS. Not all MS patients are confined to a wheel chair I feel that people need educated on MS.

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by Gigi M. from Clearlake, Ca (March 24, 2009)

Because my Daughter and myself have MS. We need all the help with this disease as possible...

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by David S. from Salesville, AR (February 22, 2009)

My daughter was diagnosed in 1994 and I have personally seen the debilitating effects of this disease. I want to help. David S. Salesville, AR

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by Sharelle M. from UT (October 17, 2008)

cause i have ms and this organization helps people like me

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