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Strength in Every Step

Our Why....

Keeping individuals with Multiple Sclerosis active, engaged, and supported through community, education, wellness, and financial assistance.

Make a donation

Your support helps Walk with Woo continue our mission of keeping individuals living with MS active, engaged and supported. Every donation, no matter the amount, helps provide financial assistance for medical expenses, mobility needs, therapy and rehabilitation, wellness programs, and community resources. 

Frequency

One time

Monthly

Yearly

Amount

Buys a walking accessory

$25

Covers a co-pay

$50

Helps pay a bill

$100

Funds a therapy session

$200

Other

0/100

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How to Support

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Events

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Volunteer

Walk with Woo was founded from a personal journey with Multiple Sclerosis and a desire to ensure that no one has to navigate life with MS alone. We believe that support goes beyond awareness—it means creating opportunities for individuals to stay active, remain engaged, access resources, and maintain their independence. Through wellness programs, educational events, financial assistance, and meaningful connections, Walk with Woo is committed to helping individuals and families affected by MS take each step forward with confidence, strength, and support.

"YOGA WITH WOO" 2026

"Yoga with Woo" is an opportunity to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with your body through gentle movement. For individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis, yoga can help improve balance, flexibility, strength, mobility, and body awareness while also reducing stress and promoting relaxation. Our sessions are welcoming to all experience levels and focus on meeting you where you are, with modifications to support every body. More than just exercise, Yoga with Woo creates a space to restore your mind, nurture your spirit, and connect with a community that understands the MS journey—because sometimes the most important thing we can do for our bodies is simply be still.

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