ALS New Mexico

A huge thank you to HB Construction for the generous $3,500 donation to ALS New Mexico! 🧡 We are incredibly grateful for your support of our mission to serve individuals and families affected by ALS across New Mexico.

We were honored to be part of such a special milestone and to celebrate the remarkable impact your company has made over the last 35 years. We commend HB Construction for its longstanding commitment to giving back and strengthening our community.

We would also like to recognize Julia for her dedication and valuable contributions as a member of our Board. Your leadership, advocacy, and support help make our work possible.

Congratulations on 35 years of success, and thank you for investing in the people and communities you serve!

Register with ALS New Mexico to receive ongoing support, assistance, and advice from our network of professionals. You’ll also find great resources, and local New Mexico support groups tailored to your needs. 🧡https://newmexicoals.org/navigating-als/newly-diagnosed/

Our June 2026 Advocacy Bulletin is out! It highlights our latest advocacy efforts including ALS Awareness Month activities in Washington, D.C., updates on the ACT for ALS reauthorization, FY2027 funding priorities, and the Justice for ALS Veterans Act.
Read the latest Advocacy Bulletin here:https://alsunited.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/ALS-United-Advocacy-Newsletter-June-2026.pdf

At ALS New Mexico, we believe staying informed is one of the most powerful ways our community can remain connected to the policies, research priorities, and advocacy efforts shaping the future of ALS care. The latest quarterly newsletter from ALS United offers an important ALS advocacy update for people living with ALS, caregivers, families, healthcare professionals, veterans, advocates, and supporters.

https://newmexicoals.org/als-advocacy-update-june-2026-newsletter-highlights/

Because veterans are twice as likely to develop ALS, and the disease often progresses too quickly for families to meet the VA’s eight-year benefit requirement, this legislation aims to close that gap and ensure surviving spouses receive the support they have earned.
https://newmexicoals.org/navigating-als/resources-for-military-veterans/

Our SHE-E-O is at it again! 💪🏽 Last week we celebrated another well-deserved accolade for Katie Crouch! 🎉 Please join us in Congratulating her on being recognized as a 2026 40 Under 40 honoree.

Katie, your passion, leadership, and ability to make a difference while lifting up everyone around you is truly remarkable. We are lucky to have you at the helm of the organization. Cheers to you, Katie! You make excellence look easy! 🔥 Once again it was so incredible to see so many friends of ALS New Mexico received such a well deserved honor in this year’s class of 40 under 40. We are so grateful for this community and to work along side such amazing people.

🃏 Rev your engines and mark your calendars! 🏍️🚗

Join us for the Inaugural High Card Ride for ALS in collaboration with the Rio Rancho Moose Riders on Saturday, June 27, 2026!

📍 Registration begins at 10:00 AM at the Club in Rio Rancho.

Whether you ride on two wheels or four, cars are welcome too! 🚘🏍️

We'll be drawing cards and making stops at four amazing local favorites:�🍺 Unhinged Brewery�🍺 La Cumbre Brewery Westside �🍕 Gold Street Pizza�🍺 Marble Westside

The ride will finish back at the Moose Club for an exciting after-party featuring:�🎶 Live Music�🍔 Great Food�🎟️ Raffles�🎉 Fun for the Whole Family

This event is open to the public, and every dollar raised benefits ALS New Mexico, helping us continue our mission of supporting New Mexico families affected by ALS.

Gather your friends, bring your family, and help us make this first-ever High Card Ride a huge success! ❤️ A special thank you to the Rio Rancho Moose Riders for thinking of ALS New Mexico and inviting us to be part of this incredible ride. We are grateful for your partnership and support in helping us raise awareness and funds for families living with ALS throughout New Mexico.

Join us as we read Lou Gehrig: The Lost Memoir by Alan D. Gaff. Dive into the inspiring story
of one of baseball’s greatest legends while reflecting on his journey with ALS.
https://newmexicoals.org/navigating-als/our-care-services/