Americares Emergency Response Fund (Disaster Relief) Americares is a global organization that supports people affected by disaster or poverty. |
The Allergy & Asthma Network aims to end suffering and deaths at the hands of allergies, asthma, and related conditions. |
ALS Association Greater Philadelphia The ALS Association Greater Philadelphia Chapter works to research treatments and a cure for ALS and raise awareness about the disease itself. They also provide support and resources to people within the region affected by the disease. |
ASF is devoted to conquering Alport Syndrone and, in the meantime, improving the lives of those affected by the disease. |
Autism Society of North Carolina The Autism Society of North Carolina works to support individuals with autism and their families. |
Bringing Hope Home supports families struggling with cancer by providing them with financial assistance for essential household medical bills. |
Caring house provides an affordable, supportive community and place to live for patients at Duke Cancer Institute. |
CHERUBS, The Association of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Research CHERUBS is devoted to helping families who suffer from CDH to live better lives through a variety of support services. CHERUBS also supports research efforts to find the cause of CDH and the best prevention and treatments for it. |
The Cure Alzheimer’s Fund sponsors research on how to prevent, slow, and reverse Alzheimer’s disease. |
The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s mission is to find a cure for Cystic Fibrosis and support people suffering from the disease. |
Edith’s closet is an organization that provides hospital-appropriate clothing to critically ill infants as way to restore normalcy to their lives. |
Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) Foundation The ENA Foundation assists persons interested in the discipline of emergency nursing by providing educational scholarships and research grants. |
Feed My Starving Children works to end global hunger by donating meals to hungry children worldwide. |
Foundation for Angelman Syndrome Therapeutics FAST funds research surrounding treatments for and a cure to Angelman Syndrome. |
Greener Partners believes that good food equals good health; they work to increase public access to fresh foods, particularly in underserved communities. |
The HEADstrong foundation helps support cancer patients and their families by subsidizing necessary household expenses. |
The IM Able Foundation empowers persons living with physical disabilities to live active lives. |
Inglis offers housing and other support services persons living with physical disabilities in order to help them lead independent and fulfilling lives. |
The Jack Marston Melanoma Fund works to raise awareness about the risks of melanoma and fund impactful research related to the disease. |
The Jimmy Fund |
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation The JDRF is devoted to fighting Type 1 diabetes through the research of promising treatments and cures. |
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society South Central Texas LLS is dedicated to curing leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease, and myeloma as well as ensuring treatment access for all blood cancer patients. |
LTF works primarily to fund research related to a common disease acquired by lung transplant recipients, chronic rejection (or BOS); this is part of a larger goal to improve outcomes for lung transplant recipients. |
The March of Dimes is an organization devoted to fighting birth defects, infant mortality, and premature births. |
National Alliance on Mental Illness NAMI works to help build better lives for people suffering from mental illness.
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National Multiple Sclerosis Society The National MS Society wants to actualize a world without MS—as they try to bring about this vision, the Society helps people affected by the disease live their best lives. |
Opportunity International (Community Health Facilitators and Healing Fields Initiative) Opportunity International provides micro financing support to entrepreneurs in developing nations—largely women—who are trying to work their way out of poverty. |
Orchid Bloom supports families with Cerebral Palsy by connecting them to useful resources and raising awareness about the disease. |
Pretty in Pink is a foundation based in North Carolina that aims to support uninsured and under-insured women fighting Breast Cancer. |
Project Home aims to address root causes of homelessness and poverty and implement programs that will empower individuals to break the cycle. |
Receptions for Research, The Greg Olsen Foundation / The HEARTest Yard The Greg Olsen Foundation supports families with children being treated at Levine Children’s Hospital for congenital heart disease. |
Red Corner Benefit supports Philadelphia-area children battling cancer—RCB raises funds to financially assist these families and to raise awareness for the diseases affecting them. |
Rindge Firefighters Association The Rindge Firefighters Association provides fire-fighting services to the town of Rindge, New Hampshire. |
Ronald McDonald House Chapel Hill The Ronald McDonald House provides a home away from home for families with sick children who want to stay close to their hospitalized child. |
Seattle Children’s Hospital Foundation This foundation supports the Seattle Children’s Hospital, which works tirelessly to care for sick children who come to seek treatment from all over the world. |
Susan G. Komen for the Cure is a non-profit that aims to fight breast cancer globally and cure it for good. |
Transverse Myelitis Foundation The TMA is an international organization that supports children and families affected by rare neuro-immune diseases. |
The United Spinal Association works to ensure the highest quality of life for people who have spinal cord injuries and disorders. |
The Worldwide Fistula Fund is devoted to preventing and treating childbirth injuries amongst African women. |
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