This fundraiser is organized by the Winston Churchill High School Class of 2006 in loving memory of our classmate, Brooke Eby. All proceeds will go to Bridging Voice, the organization Brooke chose to support.

Brooke was hilarious, fearless, and unforgettable. She faced ALS with extraordinary courage and shared her journey with hundreds of thousands of followers, using her humor and honesty to change how the world sees this disease. She was a client of Bridging Voice, a nonprofit that provides free, remote communication technology support and education to people living with ALS, including eye gaze technology, AAC devices, voice banking, and AI voice cloning, so people can stay connected to the ones they love. Your gift helps others keep their voice.

Thank you for coming together to honor Brooke. 💙

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  • Bridging Voice offers many great online sessions and tools, but their biggest attribute is the way they support people—with compassion, dedication, and love. You don’t just provide technology—you provide a lifeline for communication and connection.

  • I just wanted to share how impactful your company’s service, technology, and partnership with ElevenLabs was for my patient. We are so fortunate for the service that you provide and the goodness + connection it serves to our ALS population and their families.

    THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!! 

  • My device crashed and the manufacturer sends loaner devices out only once a week. That means I wouldn’t be able to communicate for a week! This is life or death for me. We called Bridging Voice after-hours and they came through with a loaner that same day. I am crying with gratitude.

  • As one of the first people to work with Bridging Voice in New York, I’ve seen firsthand how life-changing access to AAC technology and innovative tools can be for individuals living with ALS. The ability to communicate isn’t just about technology, it’s about dignity, connection, and staying present with the people you love. Expanding this support statewide, especially to families in rural and upstate communities, will make a meaningful difference for so many who otherwise might not have access to these critical resources.

  • I used to speak to an impersonal machine. Now I finally feel like my dad is answering me back.

  • What Bridging Voice does for those living with ALS may truly be one of the most important aspects of making ALS a livable disease until we have a cure.