About MSFace2Face
MSFace2Face — H.O.P.E. in Action
Healthy living Opportunities and MS Poverty Eradication
MSFace2Face is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that is committed to eradicating “MS Poverty” through H.O.P.E. in Action. These are unique events that deliver meaningful programs on wellness, disease management, and community involvement which offer various forms of financial assistance and empowerment. Our focus is to educate, motivate and and cultivate a lifestyle of productivity.
We’re Eradicating MS Poverty, “Face to Face”
Our Mission
Raise awareness and educate the public on how important funding is to aide those living in poverty due to Multiple Sclerosis.
Our Vision
To garner significant financial contributions for MS patients; to be a model of faith, a voice of encouragement and a light of HOPE for everyone affected by this disease.
Our Goals
To ease the financial challenges MS patients face by offsetting some expenses incurred due to their illness. To empower women by coaching them through life altering circumstances.
Our Reinvestment
Our Community Reinvestment helps us provide programs outside of the MS community. Our additional passion is to empower women. This is done through our wellness and empowerment events. However, it is the ultimate goal of the organization is to provide financial assistance to MS patients through needs based financial assistance for physical therapy, education and medical expenses caused by Multiple Sclerosis. Education is the major component of the core of our existence that will thrust women and those living with MS into a life of opportunities and unlimited possibilities.
We aim to support the MS community.
We believe all women can embrace who they are,
can define their future, and can change the world.
MSFace2Face
H.O.P.E. in Action Grants
Healthy living Opportunities and MS Poverty Eradication
The Make Ends Meet (MEM) Grant provides a year of financial assistance for an MS family to offset hardship caused by MS.
The Brenda Joyce Walker PT Grant pays for physical therapy to be received by an MS patient, that is not able to afford the cost of these services, to enhance their mobility.
The Arthur Jean Gaston Educational Grant is financial assistance for education of individuals diagnosed with MS or the child of a single parent living with the disease, pre-school through college and for post graduate students in an MS research program. This grant is to be used as a stipend, tuition and/or fees as well as books or schools supplies.
Woman Empowered
This fundraising event supports our efforts to end MS Poverty by raising money for those living with Multiple Sclerosis while empowering women of the African American community in the process.