If you haven't volunteered yet, what are you waiting for? Here are just some of the easy ways you can volunteer to help make spondylitis history.

• Educate others about spondylitis. Send them to our website where they'll find a host of information about AS and related diseases. Use Key Messages and talk about the prevalence and impact of spondylitis.
  
  
• Distribute SAA's new Emergency First Responder training video to your community's Emergency Medical Personnel and Paramedics. SAA developed a training video for emergency first responders to raise awareness about the special needs of spondylitis patients in emergency situations. Contact Chris Miller, SAA's Director of Program Services, by email at chris.miller@spondylitis.org for more information about how you can help distribute this important training video.
  
  
• Sign up for a Local Health Fair. SAA can provide educational materials that you can distribute at local Health Fairs. Contact Elin Aslanyan, SAA's Programs Manager by email at elin.aslanyan@spondylitis.org, and she can sign you up to become a Health Fair Volunteer.
  
  
• Deliver SAA's Educational Brochures to your rheumatologist's office so they can be distributed to patients. Contact Elin Aslanyan, SAA's Programs Manager by email at elin.aslanyan@spondylitis.org, to order brochures.
  
  
• Support legislation that has a positive impact on the spondylitis community. Send a message to your Representatives in Congress about important legislation that impacts all of us in the spondylitis community. Find tips about contacting Congress and sample messages here.
  
  
• Help SAA make a splash in the social networking world. Become a Fan on Facebook and share our Page with all your friends. Or, sign up to become a Friend of SAA on MySpace. SAA is also on Twitter - find out what we are tweeting about!
  
  
• Create your own video or Public Service Announcement about spondylitis. Talk about how spondylitis affects your life. Send your videos to SAA and we'll post them on our Facebook and MySpace pages. For more information about video guidelines, please contact Chris Miller, SAA's Director of Programs at chris.miller@spondylitis.org.
  
  
• Provide first hand support to someone else who has spondylitis. Sign up to start a Support Group in your area.
  
  
• Become a Research Participant. Visit our Research section to find out how you can become involved.