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The Gateway Area Chapter of the National MS Society is a community of individuals who are committed to achieving a world free of MS. The Chapter helps over 6,300 individuals throughout 90 counties in Missouri and Illinois impacted by MS to move their lives forward.
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Join us as we recognize the extraordinary efforts of our volunteers in 2009. Listen to inspiring stories about those living with MS through our annual Achievement Awards Ceremony honoring: Mother of the Year, Father of the Year, Individual of the Year, Unsung Hero and Employer of the Year.
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2010 Scholarships Available!
College scholarships will be awarded to students who have been diagnosed with MS or who have a parent with MS. Applications will be accepted between October 1, 2009 and January 15, 2010.
MS stops people from moving. We exist to make sure it doesn't. The Gateway Area Chapter of the National MS Society is a community of individuals who are committed to achieving a world free of MS. We provide comprehensive support services and educational programs to people with MS, their family and friends, and raise funds locally to support the National MS Society’s research initiatives.
Programs and Services
The Gateway Area Chapter provides hundreds of comprehensive programs and direct support services to help people living with MS and their families. Learn more about our programs and services today. View all of our upcoming programs by visiting our calendar of events.
Research
The National MS Society invested more than $45 million in 2007 to fund over 400 new and ongoing MS research projects as part of its international effort to move research forward to cure, treat and better understand MS. More than $4.4 million is funded for ongoing investigations and research. Learn more about the exciting clinical trials taking place in St. Louis Area.
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