2012 Women Against MS Luncheon, presented by AmeriHealth Mercy
 Dr. Amy Gutmann |
Mark your calendars for the tenth-annual Women Against MS Luncheon on May 8, 2012, featuring this year's Woman of Spirit honoree Dr. Amy Gutmann, president, University of Pennsylvania, and Keynote Speaker Zoe Koplowitz, a motivational speaker who lives with multiple sclerosis and is a true inspiration to women.
WAMS Luncheon
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Loews Philadelphia Hotel
Reserve your seats now
Purchase your tickets today by clicking here, or by contacting Maria Oberst at 215-271-1500 or maria.oberst@nmss.org. You may also complete this form (pdf) and mail or fax it back to our office. Please contact us with any questions.
2011 marks most successful WAMS Luncheon to date
Thanks to everyone who attended our ninth-annual WAMS Luncheon! We hope you enjoyed the program. Photos from the event can be seen and printed at shutterfly.com.
The generous support of our sponsors, table hosts and guests made it possible for WAMS to surpass its $105,000 goal. This is the highest amount raised in the nine-year history of the event, and these funds will be essential to research projects taking place in centers around the world and critical programs and services for local people living with MS.
About Women Against MS
While much remains unknown about MS, researchers know that multiple sclerosis affects women in far greater numbers than men. In fact, four times more women than men are diagnosed with this unpredictable disease. Across the nation, women from all walks of life are joining together through the WAMS initiative. WAMS serves to educate women about MS and to broaden their knowledge about the work and mission of the National MS Society.
Locally, the Greater Delaware Valley Chapter of the National MS Society hosts its annual WAMS Luncheon in May followed by a WAMS Cocktail Night in October. Hundreds of local women will come together during the annual luncheon and the evening reception.
Funds raised through this event are dedicated to services and programs for local people living with MS, in addition to worldwide research into the cause, cure and treatment of the disease.
For more information, contact Kristina McGraw at kristina.mcgraw@nmss.org or (215) 271-1500.
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