YOUR IMPACT COULD BE LIFE-CHANGING!
Your participation in The May 50K will accelerate research into prevention, better treatments and ultimately cures for multiple sclerosis (MS). Here’s how your support changes lives:
$114
Buys 100 Cryotubes to preserve precious blood or DNA samples from people with MS.
$250
Can unlock the secrets of MS by funding the processing of one person's blood sample for advanced genetic and DNA analysis.
$500
Helps boost community education and awareness with exciting events and activities by MS Australia
$750
Unlocks MRI technology to reveal groundbreaking MS research insights.
$1,524
Keeps vital tissue samples preserved in liquid nitrogen for a year, ensuring they remain ready for cutting-edge MS research.
$4,000
Funds an inspiring collaborative research workshop, bringing together brilliant minds to amplify their impact and drive breakthroughs in MS research.
$5,000
Fuels a year of pioneering MS research with essential tissue culture materials
$10,454
Equips researchers with a fluorescence microscope to explore the wonders of cells and advance MS research.
$25,000
Kickstarts innovative MS research projects with seed funding, paving the way for future breakthroughs and additional funding.
EVERY DOLLAR YOU RAISE WILL
HELP STOP MS IN ITS TRACKS.
1 in 3 Australians will be directly impacted by multiple sclerosis
Since 2000, the treatment options for MS have increased from only 1 to 14 available treatments today, and that’s all thanks to research. Our researchers are certain that with more funding, it’s not a matter of ‘if’ we can stop and reverse MS, it’s a matter of ‘when’. Research not only gives hope but confidence. Confidence that there will be a future where MS no longer has an impact on people's lives like it does today.
FAST FACTS ABOUT MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS (MS)
Over 33,300 Australians have MS and 3 out 4 of those are women.
MS is most commonly diagnosed between 20-40 years old.
2.8 million people worldwide are living with MS.
Every 5 minutes, someone somewhere in the world is diagnosed with MS.
With sufficient funding, our researchers are 10 years away from stopping MS.
A HUGE THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK AND DEDICATION IN HELPING US STOP MS IN ITS TRACKS!