The Hepatitis B Foundation is an amazing organization. They provide vital programming that benefits their immediate community as well as the international community of those affected by Hepatitis B. In addition to supporting laboratory research, they serve as an invaluable source of information for those with Hepatitis B. And they have taken a role as a leader in the national effort to combat Hepatitis B. As a donor, I am confident that they manage their resources well and know that my money is being put to a good use. As a long time donor, I enjoy many opportunities to go beyond financial contributions and work side by side with staff to aid in their programs and events. I look forward to a long relationship with this organization.
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- EIN 23-2655669
- info@hepb.org
- (215) 489-4900
- 3805 Old Easton Rd Doylestown PA 18902 USA
- www.hepb.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Health, Specifically Named Diseases Research
Mission: The mission of the hepatitis b foundation is to find a cure for hepatitis b and improve the lives of those affected worldwide through research, education and patient advocacy.
Target demographics: People with hepatitis B, their family and friends, and the entire community.
Geographic areas served: All parts of the country
Programs: Research - fund scientific research to find a cure for hepatitis b; coordinate the annual international hbv meeting; provide training opportunities and internships for young scientists; and host single topic research workshops.
outreach patient support - maintain the primary online portal of information about hepatitis b at www. Hepb. Org; provide free information and referral services through email, telephone, mail and social media outlets; and publish free print and electronic newsletters and educational materials.
public health education - create comprehensive disease education campaigns in the united states and china; create and manage local and national hepatitis b coalitions; conduct public health research to improve hepatitis b screening and referral to care efforts; publish results in peer reviewed journals to share promising best practices and lessons learned; and educate local and national policymakers to make hepatitis b a public health priority.