by Tonya Hitschmann | Feb 2, 2021 | Stories
A lot can happen in one day. For many of us, our days feel like a blur of appointments and tasks to be completed. We often do only the bare minimum of what we need to stay afloat. Other days, things go our way, we are checking things off of our lists, we receive good...
by Elise Bernard | Jul 11, 2018 | Walk to Defeat ALS
The ALS Association Introduces New Mission Integration Concept at the Walk to Defeat ALS Each year, hundreds of thousands of people across the country bring their determination, energy, and passion to the Walk to Defeat ALS to celebrate the progress made in the search...
by Elise Bernard | Apr 16, 2018 | Inspiring PALS, Stories
Tami Potts has been canning her homemade salsa since her 20s. People have always told her that she should start her own salsa company, but between raising four kids and working, she never had much time to pursue that opportunity. In the summer of 2016, Tami’s right...
by Tanner Hockensmith | Apr 9, 2018 | Walk to Defeat ALS
What does it mean to be a part of the Walk to Defeat ALS? We’ve thought a lot about this question over the last few months. Participation in this campaign can mean different things to different people, but overall, we think it can be summed up in these three...
by Elise Bernard | Apr 3, 2018 | Sporting Clay Shoot
On Monday, March 26, more than 150 shooters gathered for the 3rd Annual Shoot Out ALS tournament at the Greater Houston Gun Club, raising $127,000 for the fight against ALS. Shooting enthusiasts participated in an afternoon shoot followed by cocktails and dinner, a...
