WE ARE LOU  Lou's Legacy reminds us all that no one can rest until a cure is found for ALS.  But until that cure is found, patients with ALS and their loved ones need our support.  As a part of our ongoing “Who is Lou” campaign, we will be featuring the work of some of dedicated volunteers, members of the community at large, and advocates.  This Month's Feature Previous Stories- We are Lou-  Meet Our Support Group Facillitators Meet Charlie Dodson Starting a New Career as Ride Chairperson in Reno Meet Hannah, and Alex, and Bryan Young Entrepreneurs reaching out at their Schools Meet Dave Tran Dedicated Volunteers Coordinator Meet Linda de Mello and George Schofield Committed to People with ALS and their loved ones Meet our Chapter Care Mangers Caring for People with ALS in their Communities Meet the Store Managers of Pizza Hut Raising awareness one Pin-up at a time Meet Dallas Forshew Focusing on Patient Care and Research Meet the members of  Dallas Ranch Middle School and Golden Heights Church Dedication for helping one of their own. -Meet Steve Hall and Jim Barber California Advocates in action - Learn of the dedication of Greater Bay Area Chapter Volunteer Randy Smith There are many others ways in which people are helping to make a difference. Though the incredible and compassionate efforts of  ALS Certified Treatment and Research  Centers Through Regional Care Services which help patients and their loved ones in 24 counties in Northern California from the Oregon border to San Luis Obispo, including the East Bay and Central Valley. By participating at our many public events By raising awareness and changing public policy through Advocacy efforts. In addition to our gratitude, volunteers now have a chance to be considered for the President of the United States' National Volunteer Service Award.  We are honored to recognize our outstanding volunteers who help make the work of The ALS Association Greater Bay Area Chapter possible. Their dedication is essential in helping us meet our mission.   Volunteer for The ALS Association Greater Bay Area Chapter and make a difference in the life of someone living with ALS.  .