Team Forza

13 years. 23K+ steps. $134K+ raised. Thank you for supporting us at ! 🧡👟

Today, Walk MS brought together a passionate community of people fundraising to support everyone affected by multiple sclerosis. Pat C. lived with Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (PPMS) and, despite his gradual loss of mobility, always found a way to participate. He loved being surrounded by so much encouragement and support every year. We walk for Pat, our families, friends, and over 2.8M people struggling with unpredictable and often disabling symptoms.

Since 2012, Team Forza has contributed nearly $135,000 to help the National Multiple Sclerosis Society fund groundbreaking research, provide life-changing programs, and guarantee a supportive community for those families who need it most. If you’d still like to make a contribution, it’s not too late! Please consider donating to a walker or share our story to spread the word. Small actions lead to big results.

Donate today to help us : https://events.nationalmssociety.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.team&teamID=52068&language=en&referrer=mf%3A394971%3Ateam-copy

Thank you to our walkers, fundraisers, donors, volunteers, and our team sponsors for your dedication and ongoing support! Kudos to: Brikwell, First Bankcard Processing, The Great American Bagel - Elk Grove Village, Hatch Product Development, Playmaker, Pro Stock Hockey, Straight North, Scout Hospitality, Steadfast Painting Solutions Corp.

Blackhawks fans, SHARE! $5 tickets on Wednesday... Come to watch Toews, DeBrincat, Schmaltz, Saad, local NHL players and prospects in the Chicago Pro Hockey League. Week 4 proceeds will benefit Team Forza and the National MS Society, Greater Illinois Chapter! Special thanks to Pro Stock Hockey and the Chicago Blackhawks for your support!

Chicago Pro Hockey League set to kick off at MB Ice Arena Hockey in July? Sign us up. The Chicago Pro Hockey League is set to begin on Wednesday at MB Ice Arena, which will feature more than 80 professional hockey players and 80 elite amateurs.

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