Find Medical Disciplines Research Nonprofits and Charities

  Mark2END-MECFS wrote:

Open medicine is striving to do research to solve Mylalgic Encephalomyelitis, a severely debilitating disease that affect approx 1-2 million in US and perhaps 20 million worldwide, and related diseases. The NIH has done negligible funding for this neglected... more »

  Courtney S. wrote:

A wonderful organization with top to bottom support in all areas. Not only an informational, research based organization but one that has turned their small group of families into ONE LARGE family. You can find reliable, factual information... more »

  helpbeatcancer wrote:

In order to beat Cancer, it needs to be fully understood. Research carried out by people such as these is vital. more »

  Murray wrote:

I needed help finding a center of excellence and support. The toll free hot line helped me so much as did the support meeting. I was directed to a center specializing in amyloidosis and the date for my appointment was even speeded up. I achieved as... more »

  Bnvogel wrote:

I have had an excellent experience working with the NFCR. I contacted and researched many non-profit organizations committed to cancer research, and was attracted by the NFCR’s track record and approach. The NFCR has been incredibly supportive... more »

  Michael155 wrote:

I have been involved with Leukemia Texas for over 10 years. Many of the board members have been involved much longer than I. I think we find it gratifying because 95% of our donations are local and we can touch and feel the progress that is being made... more »

  Mind4 wrote:

One of the most important charities of awareness of Mens cancer risk. 1 in six men get prostate cancer. 1 in 23 die from it. Early testing can reduce that number. http://diduidid.org more »

  Writer wrote:

I love IDF. They are very caring and compassionate to their cause. more »

  inessalee wrote:

I have been volunteering at IFERS for 2 years now. The experience is wonderful. For example, I participated in the Yaba TV Live Telethon at KCET to raise funds towards bridging the cultural divide and helping orphans and widows in Africa. I highly recommend... more »

  bobbidaly wrote:

The ERC has been an absolute godsend for me. I was diagnosed with endometriosis early this year after suffering symptoms for an extended period of time. I felt so confused and alone and had no idea what my options were. The ERC provides support and extensive... more »

  chasingbliss wrote:

The ICA is a wonderful organization dedicated to supporting IC patients and their friends & family. They are focused on educating and informing us about current research, news and advocacy through excellent publications such as the ICA Update and the... more »

  micki wrote:

I work with and have donated to this wonderful organization, which is founded on the principle that all veterans should have access to the finest, research-based healthcare -- honoring service with science. It is a private, not-for-profit organization... more »

  mmkstl wrote:

Magic Mirror, a CD for patients going through chemotherapy to promote healing is fabulous. This is possible due to Amy Camie and the Scientific Arts Foundation. We have had great feedback from our patients abou this CD. Please recognize the fine work... more »

  perlani wrote:

Our family have been patients for 3 years. Overall good experience. more »

  Nancy Ross wrote:

When my daughter was diagnosed with the very rare disease Fanconi Anemia, I immediately turned to FARF. They were able to provide our family lots of invaluable information and comfort. For its size, its a mighty charity! They provide family services... more »

  Jane85 wrote:

While this charity may in fact do wonderful things through its work, it is also capable of great wrong. If you have a choice where to donate blood, please consider the information below. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/29/science/chimpanzees-liberia-new-york-blood-center.html?_r=0 New... more »

  kinder1 wrote:

This used to be a wonderful caring organization with excellent doctors and friendly supportive staff. All that changed last year when they got a new president. All the doctors have left, the new doctor is very unpleasant and uncaring. They used to... more »

  RobinEsq wrote:

Sceptor Pain Foundation is dedicated to research in pain management. The Foundation is embarking on a major research project that is focused on our military personnel injured on active duty. We will be enrolling active military and veterans in the protocol.... more »

  Melissa's F. wrote:

During 2014 I have hosted 2 t-shirt fundraisers for IFFGD so that fund would be donated for Gastroparesis Research. And I have 2 more fundraisers planned where a % of sales at my online store www.GPfight.com (where you can learn more about gastroparesis... more »

  joeygirl46 wrote:

Cilly is my LPC Board Approved Supervisor and she's really good. She's very ethical, and supportive of my work, and gives great input. I'm trying to accrue my licensed professional counselor intern hours, which will probably be over the next few years.... more »

  yowar03 wrote:

I just started volunteering for CHLA this year through my job but I do plan on to continue on my own time. Just awesome!! more »

  carrie4d wrote:

I love this organization! They help techs and physicians to succeed in electrodiagnostic medicine and teach us how to do our jobs better. more »

Developing the next generation of physician-scientists in anesthesiology. more »