Welcome to "AARMS: Raising Awareness, Building Inclusion, Fighting MS - Can I count on you?" — a dedicated fundraiser created to support the mission and initiatives of AARMS, a nonprofit organization committed to raising awareness about Multiple Sclerosis (MS) with a particular focus on the African-American community. At AARMS, we understand the unique challenges faced by those living with MS, especially in the African-American community where information and resources can often be limited. Our goal is to bridge that gap and provide a comprehensive platform where individuals can access vital information, resources, and support tailored specifically to their needs.

Multiple Sclerosis affects millions of people worldwide, and its unpredictable nature can make everyday life incredibly challenging. AARMS is dedicated to making life a little easier for those living with MS by ensuring they have the information they need to manage their condition and by highlighting the supports available specifically for African-Americans. Through your generous contributions, we can enhance our outreach, expand our information channels, and offer more targeted support to the communities that need it most.

This fundraiser is about fostering a sense of community and inclusion while actively supporting those who battle MS every day. By donating, you are not only raising awareness but also contributing to initiatives that directly impact the lives of many individuals and families affected by this condition. The funds raised will go towards educational programs, building supportive networks, and advocating for more inclusive healthcare solutions.

Your support in "AARMS: Raising Awareness, Building Inclusion, Fighting MS" will help us make a tangible difference. Can we count on you to stand with us in this crucial fight against MS? Every contribution, no matter how small, takes us one step closer to a world where no one, regardless of race or background, feels alone in their journey with Multiple Sclerosis.

Join us in raising awareness, building inclusion, and fighting MS. Together, we can pave the way for a more informed, understanding, and supportive future for all those affected by MS.