ALS Therapy Development Institute

Join Us for

the ALS Walk

for Research!

Aug.

Sunday August 30^th, 2026

10 AM EST at Zervas Elementary School

Directions

Aug.

Sunday August 30^th, 2026

10 AM EST at Zervas Elementary School

Directions

Walk with Us to End ALS

Bring your family, friends, and furry companions to the ALS Walk for Research on Sunday, August 30, 2026 at Zervas Elementary School in Newton, MA. Take part in a scenic three-mile walk, roll, or stroll that supports an incredible cause and connects you with your community.

The walk benefits vital ALS research at the ALS Therapy Development Institute (ALS TDI), a leading nonprofit biotech that was founded right here in Newton, MA.

Join us to experience a beautiful walk, upbeat music, and the joy of coming together to make a difference.

Register now and take steps to help end ALS!

$98,228.00

Raised this year

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Setting Science

in Motion

There are currently no cures for ALS, but together we can change that!

Every step you take helps to fund vital ALS research at ALS TDI – all while uniting the community and honoring the organization's roots in Newton.

Regardless of whether or not you have a connection to ALS, everyone is invited to join this community effort to support a great cause!

Click Here to view photos from the Walk for Research 2025

Registration Info

All attendees are invited to make an even bigger impact by fundraising.

Every Step We

Make - Dedications

Honor a loved one with a personalized Dedication, featuring a photo and heartfelt message, that will be present at the event for all participants to see.

Whether you are making a dedication to remember a loved one or honor someone who inspires you, every donation will support ALS TDI’s relentless work to find effective treatment for ALS.

Please note: Dedications are separate from fundraising and do not count toward minimum fundraising goals.

Make a Dedication

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