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Updated | April 28, 2017
Thank you for visiting us at Walk MS, presented locally by Biogen! Walk MS online registration is now closed, but you can still come out and register in person at Walk MS on Sunday. Walk MS will be held at Alameda County Fairgrounds, Bernal Greens Picnic Area, 4501 Pleasanton Ave, Pleasanton, CA 94566 . Check-in begins at 8 a.m. and we walk at 9 a.m., rain or shine. Please join us and nearly 250 Walk MS participants in the fight against MS. Together we are stronger!
Walk to create a world free of MS.
THANK YOU! Thank you to every Walk MS participant, volunteer, donor and sponsor who helped to make this a successful event. Thanks to you, this year we expect to surpass the $1 billion milestone in funds raised through Walk MS since its inception. Together, we are accelerating progress in making life-changing breakthroughs so that each person with MS can live her or his best life. Online donations in support of Walk MS will continue to be accepted. Participants who have additional checks to turn in can mail them to:
National MS Society
1700 Owens Street
Ste 190
San Francisco, CA 94158.
Additional thanks to our local presenting sponsor, Biogen.
Our how-to videos on our online fundraising tools will help you become a fundraising pro in no time!
Walk MS: Fueling Progress
Progress: 118.7046%
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Suzanne Clukey - MS Ambassador
Way back in 1997, I woke up one day with my left arm completely numb. It was a lump of dead weight. I couldn't go to work. The brilliant doctors were sure it was the ulnar nerve and quickly scheduled me for surgery. After surgery, life continued on all well and good. And then it wasn't. Within the year following the surgery, I was having trouble walking and tingling in my fingers and hands. So back to the doctor…
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