Pete Frates, Inspiration Behind "ALS Ice Bucket Challenge," Dies at 34

Pete Frates, a former Boston College baseball player, was diagnosed with ALS in 2012. He helped popularize the Ice Bucket Challenge, which raised over $115 million for ALS research. The challenge involved people dumping ice water over themselves and challenging others to do the same while donating to ALS research. This initiative led to significant advancements in ALS research, including the discovery of new genes. Frates' legacy continues through his family and friends, who aim to raise awareness and find a cure for ALS.

What was the primary purpose of the ice bucket challenge popularized by Pete Frates?

How much money was raised for ALS research during the ice bucket challenge in 2014?

What is ALS also known as, and what does it affect?

What did the Frates family say about Pete Frates in their statement?

What is the goal of the team Frate train after Pete Frates' passing?