The National MS Society has launched the Campaign to End MS, the most ambitious fundraising effort in its history. It's a 5-year, $1 billion campaign to speed up research, improve access to care, and create a future where no one lives with the uncertainty of MS. The money will fund the Society's Pathways to Cures roadmap, which more than 32 MS organizations worldwide have endorsed as the best plan to stop MS, restore lost function, and end it for good.
After 80 years of leading the fight, the Society has made real progress, but MS is still incurable. Advances in biomarkers, imaging, and AI mean the question is no longer if MS can be ended, but how quickly.
Nearly 3 million people worldwide live with MS, and about 200 more are diagnosed every week. The Campaign to End MS aims for faster diagnosis, personalized and affordable care, and a community where no one faces MS alone, with the goal of finding a cure. Backed by $1.1 billion in research investment and 20+ disease-modifying therapies since 1993, the National MS Society is working to make that future a reality.
The Kym Sellers Foundation is proud to help spread the word about this historic effort. Learn more about the Campaign to End MS, share this information with your community, and join us in helping finish what the National MS Society started.
