If you know someone with multiple sclerosis, you probably want to know why MS progresses so quickly and severely for 10-15% that they need 24-hour care.
To find answers, researchers at the Buffalo Neuroimaging Analysis Center (BNAC) have created the CASA-MS Study.
To learn more about the study, watch the video, and read published results so far, CLICK HERE
We invite you to make a gift to support the next stage of the research which includes additional more extensive testing and analysis.
We are grateful to The Annette Funicello Research Fund for Neurological Diseases for its generous 2022 $100,000 challenge grant which stimulated more than $100,000 in seed money for this study. This was accomplished, in great part, by the people in the windows of CASA-MS below! These gifts and others provided $500,000 for the first part of this study which included design and collection of preliminary data, enrollment of the subjects, examinations, blood tests, cognitive tests, imaging, and analysis of the preliminary findings.
Click the names of CASA-MS CROWDFUNDERS to read how MS has touched their lives.
Row 1 Carol Schumacher Tracie Jacquemin Anonymous #1 Linda Safran Mary Jo
Row 2 Patty & John Picco Comfort Pets for MS Research Mitch Sturgeon Tina Pavlovec Janice Toczydlowski Chussil
Row 3 Sarah Dwyer ARMS pwMS: Buffalo Anna Karoline Israel Annette Funicello Fans
You are welcome to give to this research through any of the “window” even if the CASA-MS crowdfunder has reached their goal.
You can also contribute by clicking on the orange Give Now bar.
Either way, you’ll land at the University at Buffalo’s secure website where you can give on-line and learn how to give by check, with securities or with other assets. Questions about the research, gifts, or how to be a Crowdfunder: Click Here
Larry Montani
Campaign Chair
Tracie Jacquemin Penny Pennington
Co-Chairs
Special thanks to
Jacquemin Family Foundation
Annette Funicello Research Fund for Neurological Diseases
BNAC Advisory Council
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