ALS Rally
About The Rally
Founded in 2019, the ALS Rally is a non-profit organization that hosts automotive events across the greater Vancouver area. The annual campaign takes place over the summer, hosting cars & coffees, cruises, and the annual Sea to Sky rally. Building a community through various automotive events, all while bringing awareness to this massively underfunded and poorly understood disease, is at the heart of what we do.
ALS BC has recognized the organization, awarding the ALS Rally: Volunteer of the Year award (2019) and the top third-party fundraiser award (2020). To date, the organization has raised over $225,000 for ALS Research.
For 2024, we hope to raise $100,000 for Project Hope
ALS Warrior
ALS Rally
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ALS Rally
All donations received during our yearly campaigns are sent directly to ALS BC and allocated to PROJECT HOPE. Under the leadership of neurologist and ALS researcher Dr. Erik Pioro, PROJECT HOPE emerged in 2024, inviting patients to partake in groundbreaking clinical trials and research endeavours to find a cure for ALS. This team will be instrumental in advancing our understanding of ALS by collecting crucial clinical data and biological samples for our comprehensive ALS database and biorepository.
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
ALS Rally
Rally Team 6
Overland Garage
Evo Auto Performance
Good Samaritans
Team Eclipse
Pole Position
Studio Auto Center
Hot Pursuit
Eurosport Automotive Inc
Skrrt Skrrt
Team Lindsay
YVR Car Experiences
Team Ohana and Hoa
Gearbase Camera Rentals
2022 ALS Rally
This year we are keeping our focus to help fund the establishment of the new ALS Center of Hope. The goal is to help fund a full time ALS specialist which would open all sorts of opportunities for the ALS community in B.C. What is currently missing is the opportunity for ALS patients in BC to participate in clinical trials leaving them with one option, bi-weekly flights to various clinics across North America to get the treatment they need. This is not only dangerous for those in the later stages of ALS, but also a massive financial burden for those who chose to fight the disease. In order to address this gap, the ALS rally hopes to help fund the establishment of: Clinical research in BC, clinical trials held in BC, as well as a Clinician/Scientist hired to champion and run the program.
