This Christmas, make a donation and help light up our tree:
-Add a golden star in support or memory of someone special
-Hang a bell or bauble with a personal message
-Light a candle of hope for everyone affected by MSA
You can also share a photo and message for a loved one, or add words of encouragement for our MSA community. This virtual tree is a symbol of hope and support for everyone affected by multiple system atrophy (MSA).
MSA is a rare neurological condition that takes away a person’s basic bodily functions. With no known cause or cure, it devastates lives and shortens them, often within just a few years of diagnosis.
At the MSA Trust, we are the leading charity dedicated to supporting people living with this devastating condition, as well as their families and loved ones. We provide specialist nurse support, run vital support groups, offer guidance to healthcare professionals, and ensure no one has to face MSA alone.
But we cannot do this without you. Our work relies entirely on donations. By supporting our Virtual Christmas Tree Appeal, you are helping us:
• Fund our specialist nurses, who are often the first and only reliable source of advice after diagnosis.
• Provide emotional and practical support to families navigating this journey.
• Raise awareness and knowledge among healthcare professionals, so people with MSA get the care they urgently need.
This Christmas, please consider making a donation and adding your own bauble and message to our tree. Together, we can fill it with messages of hope and raise vital funds for the MSA Trust.
Multiple System Atrophy Trust- Virtual Christmas Tree
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Multiple System Atrophy Trust
Published: 3 Sep 2025
Beneficiary
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Multiple System Atrophy Trust Charity no. 1137652 Email: fundraising@msatrust.org.uk Tel: 0333 323 4591 |

Multiple System Atrophy Trust
Charity no. 1137652
Email: fundraising@msatrust.org.uk
Tel: 0333 323 4591
The Multiple System Atrophy Trust is the UK and Ireland's leading charity dedicated to providing specialist support to all those affected by multiple system atrophy (MSA); a life-limiting neurodegenerative condition.
We rely entirely on voluntary donations to provide our free support services.
