Link Policy

The materials and Web sites referenced and/or linked from The ALS Association Web site are provided for information purposes only. The linked sites are not under The ALS Association's control, and The ALS Association does not assume any responsibility or liability for any communication or materials available at such linked sites. Any reference to a commercial or noncommercial product, process, service or company is not an endorsement or recommendation by The ALS Association, nor a guarantee of the reliability of the information or product.

If you would like your material to be considered for placement on alsa.org at a location deemed appropriate by The ALS Association, please send an email request to als@als-ny.org, with the following information:

• URL, if requesting a link
• Description of the material
• Goals of the project
• Ordering information, including all costs

All submissions must be directly related to the field of ALS, and will be reviewed by The ALS Association against our criteria when time allows. At The ALS Association's discretion, you may be required to submit a 1 - 2 page abstract providing more detailed information. The ALS Association does not accept paid advertising or participate in banner exchange.

Links to als-ny.org

Thank you for your interest in linking to als-ny.org. Your desire to help The ALS Association raise awareness and fight this disease is greatly appreciated. If you would like to link to als-ny.org, we ask that you comply with the following guidelines:

1. Any text-only link must clearly be written as "The ALS Association."
2. The ALS Association's logo is unique to the organization, and its use is protected by federal law through trademark registration. Its use is restricted to The ALS Association unless written permission is received from the National Office. If you would like to display a logo-based link, please send a written request, with your Web site URL, to als@als-ny.org.
3. Do not incorporate any content from alsa.org into your Web site through in-lining, framing or creating border environments around The ALS Association content.
4. Your site must not present false information about The ALS Association's mission, services or products.
5. Do not present the link to The ALS Association's Web site in any way suggesting that The ALS Association has a relationship or affiliation with your site or endorses your site, products or services.
6. Your Web site should not contain content that could be construed as distasteful, offensive or controversial.
7. If providing your users with informational text summarizing the external Web site to which you are linking, please use the following statement for The ALS Association:

The ALS Association is the only national not-for-profit health agency dedicated solely to the fight against ALS through research, patient and community services, public education, and advocacy. The Association's affiliate network includes chapters in communities throughout the nation.