Program 1 · 30.6% of program spending $33.6M
Public education (see schedule o)public education - people with ms can better manage their disease when they have the support and understanding of the people around them-from doctors to employers to family members. That's why we work relentlessly to tell the world what it means to live with ms. We educate the public through the society's awareness campaigns, public service announcements, and momentum, which is the society's flagship magazine distributed quarterly to nearly 550,000 people living with ms, healthcare providers, and supporters of the society. We send bimonthly emails with news…
Program 2 · 26.7% of program spending · $24.4M in grants $29.3M
Research and scientific studies (see schedule o)research and scientific studies - in fiscal 2025, the society invested nearly $30 million to support 311 new and ongoing research projects around the world aimed at stopping ms in its tracks, restoring function, and ending the disease forever. The society engaged 100 expert scientific and peer reviewers to evaluate 312 proposals for research grants, fellowships and early career awards, commercial research and development agreements, and targeted research grants. We also engaged 14 lay community reviewers to help the society identify the most…
Program 3 · 5.5% of program spending · $1.9M in grants $6.0M
Professional education and training - the society wants scientists and healthcare professionals to be aware of and trained in ms so that the very best expertise worldwide is engaged in finding treatments and solutions for everyone with ms. This includes activities and programs designed to improve the knowledge, skills, and critical judgement of scientists, physicians and other healthcare professionals engaged (directly or indirectly) in providing services to people living with ms by keeping them abreast of new diagnostic techniques and therapies. In fiscal 2025, 41 echo-trained clinicians,…
Form 990 (FY ending Sep 2025), Part III