According to Kay Tucker, the Arkansas foundation was formed because her and her husband who has MG realized there was a lack of this service in the state. She then took the initiative and helped form the Arkansas chapter. This fee is requested. However, if this fee is not paid, the person will still become a member. The main funding for the agency comes through fundraisers such as silent auctions and golf tournaments.
Donations are also a source of funding.
Providing information for patients, family, and friends on numerous issues relating to diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis. Helping patients deal with disability issues. The MGFA staff and volunteers advise the patient on where to find the best support. The foundation really has no requirements. According to the Arkansas chapter, anyone who has MG, anyone who has a family member who has MG, or anyone who has an interest in MG can use this service.