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Official Merchandise

Official Merchandise

NextGen Mugs

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NextGen Mugs, a White Large Coffee Mug

Large Coffee Mug

$21.99
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NextGen Mugs, a White Coffee Mug

Coffee Mug

$17.99

NextGen ALS Apron

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NextGen ALS Apron, a Khaki Cotton Canvas Pocket Apron

Cotton Canvas Pocket Apron

$40.00

NextGen ALS Tote

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NextGen ALS Tote, a Natural/Black Two-Tone Grocery Tote Bag

Two-Tone Grocery Tote Bag

$35.00

Families Afflicted? Fighting Back!

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NextGen ALS was started in 2021 by the Weber family who carries a genetic strain of ALS, which can be passed on to every ?next generation?. Since then, the organization has grown to include other families who are equally invested in the cause. 


Genetic ALS has no known cure, and for each person with Genetic ALS there is a 50/50 chance that each of their children could be diagnosed with the same disease.


At NextGen ALS, we believe in focused, directed, results driven research, with the goal of medical advancement and treatment options for people with genetic ALS.

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NextGen ALS is entirely committed to raising funds for targeted research toward developing treatments for genetic forms of ALS.