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Join Us! Ambassadors, caregivers, and families will be joining together to share their experiences with lupus. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and hear from their peers. We are looking forward to an engaging conversation. Attendees must register to receive the zoom information.
During the 2023 Walk season, we made significant strides by raising over $600,000 to support individuals affected by Lupus. Discover the dates for the region's 2024 walks by clicking below. Let's continue our commitment to making a difference!
Find Your WalkThe Walk to End Lupus Now programs are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to join us on walk day! Volunteers play a crucial role in setting up the walk site, distributing t-shirts, checking in participants, and much more. As the heart of the Lupus Foundation of America, our volunteers make a significant impact. We hope you will be part of this year's events at one of our five Northeast walks.
Sign Up to Volunteer Today!We are honored to partner with all the Northeast Lupus Warriors, Families, and Friends.
We are thankful to our many Corporate Sponsors. For information about how your company can be involved with the Walk to End Lupus Now and Lupus Foundation of America please email Jessica at orr@lupus.org.
Corporate PartnersNearly 1.5 million Americans live with lupus, a chronic illness, yet those who suffer may not "look sick". Learn the facts about this cruel and mysterious disease and resources for managers, employees, and their family members. We'll share essential tools and information about how you can help the Lupus Foundation of America.
Contact usThis collection provides up-to-date resources and information on lupus allowing people with lupus to learn how the disease affects different aspects of life.
Certified health education specialists are available to answer questions and provide caring support to people with lupus, their families, and caregivers.
LupusConnect is an online community where members can engage with others to share experiences and find emotional support.
Please visit this landing page for information on the coronavirus and lupus. It contains information from the Lupus Foundation of America regarding the coronavirus, updated as needed, with additional FAQs from our National Health Educators.