Walk ‘n Roll for ALS: Milford – 2024

2024 Walk ‘n Roll for ALS at Kensington Metropark

The Creative Mobility Group is proud to be a Hall of Fame Sponsor of the 2024 Walk ‘n Roll for ALS: Shelby Township at Stony Creek Metropark!

Walk ‘n Roll for ALS is an annual fundraiser walk series organized by ALS of Michigan. They will host a total four walk events this fall and invite you to enjoy the autumn foliage while you walk ‘n roll with your family and friends to provide help and hope to people with ALS (pALS) in Michigan. As a primary funding source for this nonprofit serving people with ALS, ALS of Michigan has set a goal to raise $225,000.

Walk ‘n Roll for ALS – Lansing

Hawk Island Park (Red Tail Shelter)
Sunday, September 22 | 10 a.m. Registration | 11 a.m. Walk

Walk ‘n Roll for ALS – Midland

Emerson Park (Shelter C)
Sunday September 22 | 1 p.m. Registration | 2 p.m. Walk

Walk ‘n Roll for ALS – Milford

Kensington Metropark (North Martindale Beach)
Sunday, September 29 | 10 a.m. Registration | 11 a.m. Walk

Walk ‘n Roll for ALS – Shelby Township

Stony Creek Metropark (Eastside Beach)
Sunday, September 29 | 10 a.m. Registration | 11 a.m. Walk

About ALS of Michigan

ALS of Michigan is an independent nonprofit organization that is wholeheartedly committed to enhancing the lives of individuals and families impacted by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. Notably, the organization operates solely within the state of Michigan and is not affiliated with the National ALS Association. Markedly, their primary objective is to deliver care services and support to those affected by ALS, including patients, their families, and caregivers. Moreover, their services include:

Equipment Loan Program: ALS of Michigan provides a crucial lifeline of medical equipment, such as wheelchairs, communication devices, and home modifications, to people with ALS who cannot afford them. Undoubtedly, this program helps ensure that no one is left without the necessary tools to navigate their daily lives.

Support Services: ALS of Michigan is more than just an organization; it’s a community. They facilitate support groups for people with ALS, their families, and caregivers. Most important, these groups provide a sense of belonging, emotional support, information, and resources to help individuals cope with the challenges of ALS.

Educational Programs: ALS of Michigan is committed to empowering people with ALS and their families through knowledge. As a result, they provide educational programs to help community members learn about the disease, its symptoms, treatment options, and coping strategies.