Ice Bucket Challenge

STATE HOUSE, BOSTON — It's now officially Ice Bucket Challenge Week in Massachusetts. Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday afternoon signed a bill (H 1697) designating the first week in August to commemorate the viral fundraising campaign started by former Boston College baseball player Pete Frates...

The family of Pete Frates, the Massachusetts man who inspired the Ice Bucket Challenge that has raised millions of dollars for ALS research, has taken to social media to assure the world that, despite a social media report to the contrary, Pete is still alive, although he's currently in Massachusetts General Hospital battling the disease...

Ever since the Ice Bucket Challenge went viral, raising millions for ALS research, everyone is trying to duplicate that success with their own unique "challenge".

Congratulations goes out to Pete Frates on his new baby girl. Frates inspired the "Ice Bucket Challenge" after being diagnosed with ALS, or "Lou Gehrig's Disease".

A message to the Ice Bucket Challenge disbelievers. It's working. ALS has hit another major milestone today.

You've heard me talk about whether or not doing the Ice Bucket Challenge itself is a good idea.  My main concern is that all of this awareness is bringing about more donations to the cause from everyone who says they are going to donate...

It is certainly the craze sweeping the nation right now. The Ice Bucket Challenge has been taken on by kids, celebrities, CEOs and more and to date has raised over $16 million. So does this internet sensation have the potential to change the way organizations fund raise forever?

He helped turn the #icebucketchallenge into an internet sensation, but after a night of fundraising in Nantucket, Corey Griffin died jumping into the harbor.

Since the ALS Ice Bucket challenge has just started to sweep the nation, no matter who you are, its pretty likely that you will be nominated.

This summer's internet craze, the Ice Bucket Challenge, has finally reached New England Patriots coach, Bill Belichick and owner Robert Kraft.