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National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Greater Illinois
Basic Information
Address: 525 W Monroe St
Suite 1510
Chicago, IL 60661
Phone Number: 312-423-1139
Fax Number: 312-421-4554
Email: volunteerillinois@nmss.org
Action Shots
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Multiple Sclerosis
Population Served: All those affected by MS - either living with MS, or have a family member, spouse or co-worker living with MS
Ages for Volunteer: All Ages
Hours of Service: Varies
Minimum Hours Required: Varies
Days of Service: Varies
Mission Statement:
Our mission is that people affected by MS can live their best lives as we stop MS in its tracks, restore what has been lost and end MS forever.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Our Vision is a World Free of MS.
Events:
Walk MS
Bike MS
Muckfest MS
Finish MS
Do It Yourself Fundraising
and many more!
Additional Information:
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society:
- Provides assistance to over a million individuals annually
- Funds more MS research than any other MS organization in the world
- Offers more services to individuals with MS than any other organization in the world
- Advances more MS advocacy efforts than any other MS organization in the world
- Provides more professional education programs than any other MS organization in the world
Seeking and engaging volunteers to help us end MS Forever is at the very core of our purpose.
Annually, here in the Greater Illinois Market we oversee more than 20 different fundraising events; each event has a range of volunteer needs, from helping with participant registration to serving snacks at a rest stop to helping at a silent auction or overseeing a game on the golf course.
We also offer opportunities for our volunteers to involved with our Peer Led Support Groups, MS Camp, and programs geared towards resliance and research through out the year.
Do you have an interest in Advocacy? Each Spring our Government Relations Action Committee attends MS Action Day at our state capital. Which gives them a unique contribution in which to influence law-makers at the federal, state and municipal levels toward legislation crucial to individuals, and their families, living with MS.
The society is looking for passionate volunteers to join in our movement. Together, we can create a world free of MS!