Help ALS Ontario Paralyze Poverty

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Help ALS Ontario to Paralyze Poverty and win $500,000



ALS paralyzes those living with ALS; help ALS Ontario paralyze poverty for people living with ALS. Please vote every day until Nov. 5th to help us win $500,000 for our equipment program.



ALS Ontario has a new public awareness campaign to alleviate poverty amongst those living with ALS. ALS is a costly disease and 40% of ALS Ontario clients live in poverty due to the costs of equipment, treatment and care. ALS client Brian Dyck won his appeal for benefits for veterans with ALS before he died on Oct. 9th. His bravery can be witnessed in the video attached to the Paralyzing Poverty Campaign – view it at PARALYZING POVERTY | Aviva Community Fund

40% of ALS FAMILIES LIVE IN POVERTY - they didn't start out living in poverty - ALS put them there!

Let’s work together to alleviate poverty for those living with ALS!

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4. Spread the Word to family, friends, colleagues and peers



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ALS paralyzes those living with ALS; Help ALS Ontario to Paralyze Poverty – vote daily from Oct. 25th to Nov. 5th at PARALYZING POVERTY | Aviva Community Fund


Kathryn Dunmore
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ALS Society of Ontario
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Please help support ALS Ontario so they can continue to provide the much needed support to people touched by ALS.

Brian Dyck, photographed and featured in the video was a police officer and veteran from the Ottawa area. He used his time after diagnosis to successfully lobby for the rights of veterans and their families. After a one year battle with ALS, this courageous 42 year old man left behind his wife and baby girl.

Thank you!