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More than 100 people, many with personal connections to ALS, participated in the local walk to raise funding for research, advocacy and care for those with the disease.

Published Nov 19th, 2025

The 2025 Strides Against ALS brought together more than 100 people, many with a personal connection to the disease, to raise more than $9,000 to support research, advocacy and treatment.  

One of the newest ways for ALS patients to receive care locally is at USA Health’s Kelly Butler ALS Center, which offers comprehensive individualized treatment in a single, convenient location at the USA Health Strada Patient Care Center in Mobile. 

Several participants who lost family members or were navigating a new diagnosis walked in honor or memory of their loved ones during the annual event. 

View photos from the event.

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