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Because No Veteran Should Fight MS Alone.

06/27/2026

Today, Veterans MS Alliance was proud to join the incredible Bike MS community to raise awareness for veterans living with Multiple Sclerosis.

We had the opportunity to meet so many inspiring riders, volunteers, families, and supporters who believe that no veteran should have to face MS alone. Every conversation helped shine a light on the unique challenges veterans living with MS face and the importance of building stronger support, research, and community.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth, shared your story, made a donation, or simply took the time to learn more about our mission. Together, we’re building a future where every veteran living with MS has the resources, connections, and support they deserve.

Because No Veteran Should Fight MS Alone. 💙

04/20/2026

This MS Awareness Week, VMSA is focused on the nearly 1 million Americans living with MS and the veterans who are more likely to be diagnosed because of their service.

This is more than awareness. It’s about making sure those who served aren’t left to navigate this disease alone.

💡Learn: Visit National Multiple Sclerosis Society to better understand the realities of MS.
✅Act: Support VMSA to help build the partnerships and resources veterans living with MS deserve.

We’ve seen firsthand how great the need is and how much more is possible with support.

Because no veteran should fight MS alone.

03/02/2026

For MS Awareness Month, we’re on the ground this week at the National Association of State Directors of Veterans Affairs (NASDVA) Conference in Washington, DC elevating our veterans’ stories and building partnerships.

This month and every month, we’re empowering U.S. veterans grappling with the life-altering impacts of multiple sclerosis (MS). Because no veteran should fight MS alone.

A special thank you to our sponsors and generous donors!

02/12/2026

Veterans are trained to fight for others. But no veteran should fight MS alone.

Within weeks of launching our first support group, dozens of veterans from across the country signed up.

The need is clear. And it’s bigger than we imagined.

That’s why we’re heading to NASDVA in March — where veteran leaders and agencies shape services nationwide.

If veterans with MS are asking for support, we have a responsibility to build the partnerships that can deliver it.

Your support helps us show up, strengthen those partnerships, and expand resources for veterans living with MS.

Join us. Help us get there. Donate today.

Visit our homepage to donate today or visit: https://givebutter.com/VMSA

01/22/2026

This week, Congress released a bipartisan funding package that restores $15 million for the Multiple Sclerosis Research Program after two years of elimination.

Over the past two years, Veterans MS Alliance worked tirelessly—meeting with congressional offices, advocating in Washington, DC, and helping bring together the National MS Society and Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) behind a unified coalition letter to Congress.

This progress reflects the power of veteran-led advocacy and moves us closer to our mission: ensuring no veteran fights MS alone.

The vote to pass these bills is expected to take place in the House this week and in the Senate during the week of January 26. VMSA will continue to monitor the legislative process and work with our partners on behalf of all veterans living with MS.

A heartfelt thank you to all our supporters, friends, and volunteers who have made these efforts possible! Stay tuned.

01/02/2026

We’re excited to launch our veteran-led, veteran-centered support group for veterans and active-duty service members living with MS.

This virtual program is built by veterans, for veterans — creating space for connection, shared experience, and real-world tools that support veterans living with MS.

Learn more on our homepage. And sign up on our website today!

Because no veteran should fight MS alone.

12/03/2025

Make your gift go further! Check if your employer will match your donation today. Every matched donation brings us closer to helping more veterans living with MS.

12/02/2025

This Giving Tuesday, give Veterans a fighting chance against MS.

MS impacts every veteran differently, but one thing remains the same: the need for support, community, and care that understands their service. Your donation helps build the first-ever veteran-centered MS support system - created by veterans for veterans. Because no veteran should fight MS alone.

Give today. Link on homepage.

11/29/2025

Veterans have a higher incidence rate of MS compared to civilians but care and resources often overlook their service-specific challenges.

That’s why we’re building something different.

From guidance and navigation help, to community connection and support rooted in understanding — your support makes this mission possible.

This Giving Tuesday, will you stand with us?

Donate today and help ensure no veteran fights MS alone.
🔗 Link on homepage

11/25/2025

We're honored to spotlight Jerrod, U.S. Army veteran living with MS who has been essential in strengthening our growing collaboration with Paralyzed Veterans of America. Through his work, Jerrod has become an example of the power of veterans living with MS and all they can achieve with the right support.

Jerrod's leadership helps ensure veterans are seen, supported, and heard. Veterans like Jerrod don't just inspire our mission, but drive it forward. Thank you Jerrod for your dedication and hard work.

See link on our homepage to learn more about our mission and how you can help.

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