A special moment at this weekend’s Yacht Rock Revue show 💙 “I didn’t even catch your name as we cried together, but thank you for walking this journey with us in your own special way.” – Jen #cureALS #believeinacure

Did you know that you can donate your unused credit card points to Hop On A Cure? CharityChoice | Charity Gift Cards makes it easy to turn your unused points or benefits into a cash donation. To learn more, visit charitygiftcertificates.org/RewardsRedeemP…

John's Turning 54. ALS Doesn’t Get a Damn Candle. Honor his birthday with $54 to Hop On A Cure — because ALS doesn’t quit, and neither do we. Donations in May are matched up to $20K for #ALSAwarenessMonth. No balloons. No fluff. Just fight. Donate now: secure.hoponacure.org/forms/website-…

💪 He’s not backing down. This video says it all—John’s courage, resilience, and strength won’t back down from the fight, and neither will we. 🎥Watch, share, and help us hit our match. 💙Double your impact, donate at hoponacure.org/donate youtu.be/bpi_4apPG_Y?fe…

Every 90 mins someone is diagnosed with ALS—and someone is lost. ALS isn’t incurable, it’s underfunded. This May, #AmplifyTheFight: donate to Hop On A Cure. Gifts matched up to $20K thanks to Jim Heller ‘End ALS’ Fund. More research. More hope. More fight. secure.hoponacure.org/forms/website-…

“The person gets the diagnosis, but the family gets the disease.” Hop On A Cure co-founder Jen Hopkins, Meg Rayes, & Lori Larson Heller share raw stories about the realities of caring for a loved one with ALS. Amplify their fight. Donate at: secure.hoponacure.org/forms/website-…

John reflects on his ALS journey and upcoming song, “I Love You Forever,” with Us Weekly writer Mike Vulpo. “I think singing actually helps me, just the act of doing… I feel like being able to continue is helping me continue.”  Read the full article: usmagazine.com/entertainment/…

“He’s still the man, mentally, that I married… We love each other, but it’s not the marriage that I would have had” This week we #AmplifyTheFight in honor of caregivers. Support their fight. Support research for a cure. Give today to Hop On A Cure at secure.hoponacure.org/forms/website-…

“I don’t think anyone was more surprised than me that the thing I hated the most became my purpose.” This week, we've highlighted caregivers who walk side by side with loved ones in the fight against ALS. Let their stories inspire YOU to action. Donate: secure.hoponacure.org/forms/website-…

"I believe that my music is allowing me to play music, if that makes sense. For me, keeping going is really important." Thank you, People and Tricia Despres. Read the full feature: people.com/john-driskell-…

“I want [my daughters] to know we’ve done everything we can and the only way to fix this is to use the platform we’ve been given to make our own impact and raise money for research to fix it.” Thank you Forbes and Pam Windsor forbes.com/sites/pamwinds…

“I think singing actually helps me, just the act of doing… I feel like being able to continue is helping me continue.” Thank you, Us Weekly and Mike Vulpo. To read the full exclusive feature on John Driskell Hopkins, visit: usmagazine.com/entertainment/…

Thank you to the Recording Academy / GRAMMYs for hosting a special screening in Nashville of the latest episode of their “Family Matters” series featuring John Driskell Hopkins & highlighting Hop On A Cure.  More screenings & release information coming soon. #believeinacure #amplifythefight

NIH data proves it: more research = better outcomes. Cancer: 7,747 trials MS: 896 trials ALS: barely 260 ALS deserves more. It’s time to #AmplifyTheFight. Your donations support more science. More hope. Give now at secure.hoponacure.org/forms/website-…

How many of these ALS facts did you know? Was there one that surprised you? We need more awareness. Start a conversation. #AmplifyTheFight. Donate at secure.hoponacure.org/forms/website-…

Memorial Day reminds us the power of sacrifice & the responsibility to carry forward the legacy of compassion & courage. We fight in memory & in hope. For lives lost. For battles still being fought. Thank you, service members & families, for reminding us what strength looks like.