Fundraising blog

Robby was diagnosed with MS 30 years ago. Since then, he's seen how the time and money put into MS research has changed lives.

Lawrence tells us how his father John was an amazing dad, and how he's honouring his memory.

Miss Purple Pixie has relapsing remitting MS and she met her partner, WochiTV, through online gaming. Find out how they raised £300 for Game Over for MS and how gaming brought them together. 

Zach’s love for gaming helped him cope with his MS diagnosis. He took part in last year’s Game Over for MS event to support our community. Find out how it went and Zach’s tips for people taking part this year.

Mark Wiseman and his boyfriend Mart love to game. They took part in last year’s Game Over for MS and raised a great amount. Find out about their livestream and tips for people looking to take part in this year’s event.

This year has been a challenging one. But we've achieved so much thanks to your support. From fundraising to campaigning, join us as we look back on 2021.

We’re Fenetic Wellbeing, a provider of wheelchairs, recliner chairs, mobility scooters, and other mobility aids based in Yorkshire. We’re committed to supporting people to lead an independent life.

Theraposture Ltd are honoured to continue to support the MS Society, building on years of supporting the charity. We’ve seen great progress being made in MS research during this time, and the Stop MS Appeal is an exciting development.

Dame Jacqueline Wilson is the award-winning author of the Tracey Beaker children’s books and a Stop MS Pioneer. She shares what and who inspired her to join the Stop MS Appeal.

A dozen MS researchers will collectively run 3 marathons at this year’s Edinburgh Marathon Festival (EMF).

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

Amy Oliver lives in Manchester and works in the NHS in medical education. Last year she held an MS Walk to help raise money to stop MS.

As the year draws to a close, Nick reflects on all we’ve achieved together in 2020.

It’s time for Cake Break 2020! To celebrate, we caught up with Hairy Biker Dave Myers to chat MS, baking disasters, and cooking during lockdown.

In June 2018, businessman Anuuj Kohli made a lifelong pledge to match donations made to us through his company Oak Furniture House.

Following a staff vote in November 2017, the MS Society was chosen as REaD Group’s Charity of the Year Partner 2018.

Cake Break is a fun, easy way to bring people together and raise funds for better treatments, services and information for everyone with MS.