7th Annual Ellie Reynolds ALS Foundation Golf Outing

What’s it like to live with ALS?
Imagine not being able to get out of your house without the help of family members or friends. Or losing the ability to button your own shirt or take a bath on your own. These are the realities that people living with ALS—and their families—face on a daily basis.

The Ellie Reynolds ALS Foundation was established in 2009 to help provide the day-to-day comforts necessary to achieving a higher quality of life at little or no cost to patients and their families. The Foundation raises funds and works with companies to provide home improvement services (installing wheelchair ramps and sliding doors, adapting bathrooms, expanding doorways), healthcare equipment, and more.

Meet Jean—living with ALS since 2014
Last summer, the Foundation helped Jean gain back some of her independence by installing a wheelchair ramp at her home in Wayne, NJ. This amazing gift allowed Jean to get in and out of her home on her own without having to rely on her husband or sons for assistance.

What can you do to help?
When you support the Ellie Reynolds ALS Foundation Golf Outing you are directly improving the lives of people like Jean and others who are suffering from ALS. This disease is devastating and every donation, sponsorship, and participant allows us to help someone diagnosed with ALS.

The 7th Annual Ellie Reynolds ALS Foundation Golf Outing will be held on Friday, September 18, 2015, at Crystal Springs Golf Club in Hamburg, NJ. Associate your family or company name with this inspirational event that helps fulfill Ellie’s final wish, “that we do everything we can to help others living with ALS be as comfortable and active as possible.” There are many levels of sponsorship available:
• Prominent signage
• Foursomes
• Meals
• Donations for raffles
• Goody bag items

Please send donated raffle items in as early as possible so that we may advertise them in event materials. Golfers and sponsors register today at www.LivingWithALS.org. You can help us to help those suffering from this devastating disease.