In 1939, as his ALS symptoms began to weaken him, Lou Gehrig selflessly took himself out of the New York Yankees lineup, ending a streak of 2,130 consecutive games. He did it For the Good of the Team. In that moment, he showed the world what humility, courage, and teamwork look like.
Together, we're supporting ALS families, raising ALS awareness, and leaving ALS better than we found it.
Provide Quality-of-Life Grants that help families cover expenses like accessible equipment, home modifications, travel, and respite care.
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Connect volunteers with ALS families, providing practical support with household projects, yard work, moving furniture, and other everyday needs.
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Fund innovative ALS research that accelerates discoveries and develops new treatments.
Provide Quality-of-Life Grants that help families cover expenses like accessible equipment, home modifications, travel, and respite care.
LEARN MOREConnect volunteers with ALS families, providing practical support with household projects, yard work, moving furniture, and other everyday needs.
VOLUNTEER TODAYFund innovative ALS research that accelerates discoveries and develops new treatments.
LEARN MOREThroughout the tournaments, Live Like Lou recognizes local ALS families by inviting them to throw out ceremonial first pitches, meet players and coaches, enjoy the games from a hosted suite, and, for some, receive a surprise Quality-of-Life Grant.
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