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October 2012 - The ALS Association Greater Sacramento

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Way’s to STOP <strong>ALS</strong> in its Tracks<br />

Our Chapter is dedicated to the people living with <strong>ALS</strong> and their families in our<br />

area. We know you are too. Although there are many ways to support the work<br />

we do, there is an incredibly quick and easy way to fight <strong>ALS</strong> every payday.<br />

By giving through payroll deductions, you are taking your partnership with us<br />

to the next level. You can contribute to <strong>The</strong> <strong>ALS</strong> <strong>Association</strong> through Community<br />

Health Charities (CHC), a federation of premier health organizations that have joined together to raise<br />

charitable contributions in the workplace. Your gift will not only fund our Chapter's care services programs,<br />

but also <strong>The</strong> <strong>Association</strong>'s global <strong>ALS</strong> research endeavors and public policy efforts.<br />

To find out how you can participate in the CHC workplace giving program, please visit our website. Your<br />

gift, no matter how large or small, will have a profound impact on people living with this disease.<br />

Flexible Giving - Making Your Mark with a Bequest—Including <strong>The</strong> <strong>ALS</strong> <strong>Association</strong><br />

in your will or living trust is one of the simplest ways to leave a<br />

lasting legacy. With a bequest, you continue to enjoy the use of your assets<br />

during your lifetime - there is no immediate cost to you.<br />

Charitable bequests are flexible: you can designate a certain dollar amount<br />

or a certain percentage of your estate; or even specify that anything left<br />

after your loved ones are provided for will go to help fight <strong>ALS</strong>. Whichever<br />

type of bequest you choose, your gift will be put to use helping to eradicate<br />

this devastating disease.<br />

An important point to remember about charitable bequests is that you remain<br />

in control of your assets throughout your lifetime. Circumstances can<br />

change and one of the reasons bequests are so popular is that you can modify your beneficiaries at any<br />

time.<br />

Stopping <strong>ALS</strong> in its tracks is a group effort.<br />

Only through the help of dedicated individuals<br />

and volunteers will <strong>ALS</strong> be eradicated from our<br />

planet. Please consider becoming part of our<br />

team and:<br />

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Make a donation at www.alssac.org<br />

Host a third party event to raise<br />

awareness and funds.<br />

Attend one of the many events<br />

already planned.<br />

Ask friends and family to join you in<br />

your effort to end <strong>ALS</strong>.<br />

Consider making an in-kind contribution<br />

of services or products that will<br />

defray costs for the <strong>Association</strong>.<br />

Consider a planned gift/bequest.<br />

For more information visit<br />

www.alssac.org<br />

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