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Tuesday July 10 10:02am
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., July 10 /PRNewswire/
-- The Multiple Sclerosis Foundation has made applications available for
the 2001 Bert Warshaw Memorial Grant. Last year 23 recipients from 17 states
benefited from the Bert Warshaw Memorial Grant. These grants, up to $1,000.00
per selected applicant, are for people who have been diagnosed with Multiple
Sclerosis. The funds are dedicated for the purchase of items or services
that will improve the quality of life for the recipients and help them
to have A Brighter Tomorrow(TM).
The Grants honor the late Bert Warshaw,
a dear friend to the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. Last year was the first
year of the grant with over 150 applicants from all over the United States.
To qualify, applicants must have
been diagnosed with MS, be at least 18 years of age, and have no other
means of fulfilling the need they express. Applicants must provide basic
personal and financial information, and must write a brief essay of 100
words or less to describe how the grant would be used to help them have
A Brighter Tomorrow(TM). Grant applications are available at our web site,
www.msfocus.org, for downloading or applying on-line. You may also request
an application by calling Multiple Sclerosis Foundation's Program Services
at our toll free number, 1-888-MSFOCUS. Applications must be postmarked
on or before October 1, 2001 and recipients will be notified by December
1, 2001.
For further information
about this press release please contact:
Source: Multiple Sclerosis Foundation
Source: PR Newswire
Alan R. Segaloff
Managing Director
Multiple Sclerosis
Foundation
alan@msfocus.org
or 1-800-225-6495
Contact: Alan R. Segaloff, Managing
Director of Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, 800-225-6495, or alan@msfocus.org