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Team Stop MS

We’ve got a plan to stop MS for good, and we need you on our team. Together we need to raise £100 million – and the good news is we're already over halfway there.

Join #TeamStopMS today, and fund life-changing research.   

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Ready to take action? There's loads of of ways to be part of Team Stop MS:

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What is MS?

What's happening in your body when you have MS?

Read about the science and learn about some of the possible causes of MS.

Find out more about MS

Stop MS Appeal

We believe £100 million could take us to a future where no one has to worry about their MS getting worse.

But we can't do it without your support.

 

Read about our Stop MS Appeal

Get involved your way

By 2025, we want to be in the final stages of testing treatments for everyone with MS.

But we can only do it together. What will you do to help #StopMS?

 

Get involved your way
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How I raised money to help stop MS

"Taking part in My MS Walk meant that when I was feeling up to it I could go for daily strolls. And at the same time I could raise awareness about MS and raise money for the MS Society"

Charlene was diagnosed with MS in 2008. Last year she held her own MS Walk to help raise money to stop MS.

Find out Charlene's story, and her tips for holding your own My MS Walk.

Read Charlene's story
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What Team Stop MS means to me

"If we could find treatments to stop MS from progressing so that people like my son wouldn’t have to worry anymore, then that would be amazing."

John was diagnosed with MS in 1990. A few years ago his son was also diagnosed.

Read John's story, and find out what stopping MS means to him.

 

Read John's story

Fundraise to stop MS

Cake Break

Join your friends and family online for a virtual cake break. Raise dough to help stop MS while you enjoy your home-baked or hand-picked treats!

Donate to help stop MS

£30 could process one blood sample

One single blood sample could give researchers crucial information about genes and the immune system as they search for new treatments.

I want to donate £30

£50 could pay for an hour on a microscope

Scientists use high powered microscopes to study cells and tissue in greater detail and improve their understanding of the biology of MS.

I want to donate £50

£100 could pay for half an hour of MRI use

MRI scanning is a crucial technique used to monitor the success of clinical trials and understand MS in more detail.

I want to donate £100

How we'll use your money

We'll use the money raised and donated by Team Stop MS members where it's needed most. It’ll help fund vital research and support people living with MS.

Spread the word on social media

Could you spread the word about our Stop MS Appeal on your social media channels?

We've made these banners and graphics you can download and use to tell everyone: it's time to stop MS. 

Don't forget to tag our accounts so we can send you a virtual high five!

Team Stop MS banners and grapics

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Philanthropy

When you invest in us you’ll be joining us on a journey to make sure everyone affected by MS can live life to the full. Your philanthropic gift will help us to be there for more people with MS, their families and friends.

Stop MS Giving Club

Become part of a revolutionary group of individuals leading our mission to fund ground-breaking research to help stop MS.

Three steps to stop MS

MS researchers are working on three ways to slow or stop MS progression: preventing immune damage, promoting myelin repair, and protecting nerves from damage. We believe if we achieve these goals, we can stop MS.

For you

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Give in other ways

There's lots of ways to fundraise to stop MS, and some of them won't cost you a penny.

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Join the UK's biggest MS community. Together our voices are louder, and we can fight harder for everyone affected by MS in the UK.
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