In the summer of 2014, three young men living with ALS, Anthony Senerchia, Pete Frates, and Pat Quinn, took the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and launched a global phenomenon that changed the fight against ALS forever.

They inspired over 17 million people around the world to dump ice water on their heads and donate to the ALS organization. The Challenge raised awareness of the disease worldwide, and raised $115 million to support the ALS mission, funds that were invested in ALS research and care for people living with the disease. 

This year, on the 10th anniversary of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, Supervisor Teresa M. Kenny wants to honor their legacy, recognize our ALS community for their ongoing support and generosity, and reinforce the Town of Orangetown's commitment to making ALS a livable disease for everyone, everywhere, until we can cure it.

It’s going to take all of us, working together, to finally see a world without ALS. 
Let's See It End! 

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** 100% of the net proceeds will be donated to ALS United Greater New York, who serve New York City, Long Island, Lower & Mid-Hudson Valley, as well as Northern and Central New Jersey.