Band Against MS Profile

Help our team in the fight against MS! Band Against MS is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit public charity, committed to providing educational information for those living with Multiple Sclerosis, and funding programs helping those living with the disease. Nationally acclaimed recording artist Clay Walker established BAMS in February 2003, because he wanted to help others living with the same disease he has battled since 1996. More information about BAMS is available at www.bandagainstms.org.

The five goals of the Foundation include:

  1. To help provide hope for those living with MS;
  2. To educate those living with MS about the importance
    of working with a doctor to help manage MS;
  3. To encourage individuals living with MS to seek appropriate treatment;
  4. To fund research seeking a cure for the disease; and
  5. To fund programs providing assistance to people living with MS.

Band Against MS plans to provide educational information and research grants to institutions searching for a cure or treatment for MS, and fund programs that help those living with the disease. For more information about Band Against MS and to learn about BAMS Heroes (outstanding individuals living with or contributing to the cure for MS) please visit www.bandagainstms.org. The BAMS Bike Team is currently active in Tennessee and Texas.

To learn how to be a part of the BAMS Bike Team Contact Curt Walsh at:

CurtWalsh@Hotmail.com
615-297-8875 BAMS office
615-426-2584 Mobile
 

Code of Conduct

Each rider on Clay Walker’s Band Against MS (BAMS) bike team is expected to act responsibly on the road and in public situations. As a BAMS member your presence on the road and in the community should be held with high regard. Please be courteous to the local towns you visit, follow your state’s cycling laws and protocol, and remember that while you are wearing your team jersey anything you say or do is a direct representation of our organization. Additionally, please use caution when utilizing online systems (email, Facebook, etc.) to convey information as many people outside your reach have the potential to view your message.