Find Medical Research Nonprofits and Charities

  ValerieM2000 wrote:

MAPS is an effective non profit which is doing groundbreaking research on novel treatments for PTSD. MAPS cares about results, and they have an excellent staff of highly dedicated, talented, and hard working individuals. more »

  wish2binflorida wrote:

This is an organization with a huge heart and little funding. Please take a moment to look at their website at www.dbafoundation.org to see all the good that they bring to the world. Diamond Blackfan Anemia is an extremely rare disease. No two... more »

  BackInNY wrote:

I was asked to make a donation toward my friend's walkathon account, and it made me take a closer look at the organization she was raising funds for. I was pleasantly surprised to see all the different things this foundation has to offer. My friend has... more »

  maqrgb wrote:

The Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation was a great help in providing our daughter with information and direction to handle her fight with the disease. It also gave her a focus to use her talents in helping others to cope. We feel the foundation in using... more »

  Barby I. wrote:

The International Pain Foundation (iPain) is your Power of Pain headquarters. We have grown off of the Power of Pain Foundation which was created in 2006. Our former tax ID is 65-1298571. As President of iPain I am excited to continue the mission of the... more »

  tonimartinez61 wrote:

As the former VP of Clinical Operations for a small biotech, I was introduced to the NUCDF in affiliation with my company's UCD research program. Cindy LeMons, as well as several members of the UCD Consortium provided critical input and expert advice... more »

  Barby I. wrote:

I have been working as a volunteer for the Power of Pain Foundation since 2007. I am involved with the awareness program, motivational and mentoring program and social outings programs. I have seen first hand how the POPF helps patients with financial... more »

  sarayah2017 wrote:

Great organization to volunteer for. I wanted to be apart of a local organization that truly makes a difference in the lives of women with GYN cancer. more »

  mira wrote:

I love volunteering for Project Access San Diego through the Medical Society Foundation. It is so easy for me to see uninsured patients in my own office rather than traveling a far distance to our rural communities. Project Access arranges for free... more »

  Jafo5744 wrote:

I couldn't think of a more meaningful coach's gift than a donation made in my honor to Coaches Curing Kids Cancer. The only reason I have coached for the past 20 years is because of the kids, life lessons they learn, and a true love of sports. I have... more »

  korey_C wrote:

I work for GPER but I've donated to this nonprofit every year for the past 5 years because I believe in its mission and efficient operation. GPER works to support children and families impacted by more severe eczema and invests in research that will lead... more »

  Jdcr525 wrote:

GCS/MMMT is a very rare form of ovarian /uterine cancer. There is very little information on the web and no research being done. The GCS Project was started about 16 months ago with the purpose of being a resource for women and families dealing with this... more »

  AlzheimerCaring wrote:

I have volunteered for this group for a number of years, and I have been extremely impressed with the motivation, intelligence, and commitment of the staff and researchers, in finding a cure for Alzheimer's and working with actual patients. Based on my... more »

  Michael wrote:

Having known members of the staff affiliated with LTBH for many years, and their dedication to find the means to eliminate infectious HIV reservoirs, which persist despite all current treatment approaches, I am writing to give my personal endorsement... more »

  Sunne wrote:

Finally a non profit organisation who is really dedicated to research. The ultra rare ASXL syndromes (Bohring-Opitz Syndrome-ASXL1, Shashi-Pena Syndrome-ASXL2 and Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome-ASXL3) are under diagnosed and there is still inadequate knowledge... more »

  solden wrote:

I have been treated at the City of Hope for lung cancer. I can't rave enough about the fantastic medical treatment, the caring and concern demonstrated by everyone in the entire organization.. EVERYONE from the custodians to the upper management of the... more »

  Polarseltzer12 wrote:

This is a small but mighty organization. I appreciate the patient stories and also being able to find accurate research on MAS! more »

  Kevin A. Barnes wrote:

I was diagnosed with Crohn's disease in 1975 at the age of 12 and quickly discovered how little was known about the disease, other than the fact it was "incurable" and that treatment options bordered on nonexistent. In the 35 years since my diagnosis,... more »

  needlepoint wrote:

Since 1946 Fight for Sight has invested in the future of vision research by funding promising young scientists early in their careers. This has led to many innovative therapies that assist patients to have better eyesight, thereby improving their quality... more »

  Niccolo wrote:

Great fellowship agency. They fund young investigators with a rigorous and meritocratic review process, and have fellows involved in the most important cancer projects across the US. Highly recommended for young scientists coming to the US from Italy. People... more »

  usethisemail_2 wrote:

Manipulation, deception and half-truths seem to be a way of life for this organization. I have my experience as a walk coordinator with them well-documented. After being told by the executive director that he wasn't interested in hearing what I had to... more »

  candacepoet wrote:

I have a long history of gastrointestinal issues, and too many surgeries and hospitalizations to go into here. In 2006 I had a non-reversible ileostomy which it took me a long time to accept. If only I had found Oley then, I think that my journey to... more »

  jillsiegel wrote:

I am a preeclampsia and HELLP Syndrome survivor who became aware of the Preeclampsia Foundation after my near-death pregnancy experience when I was resarching the medical facts behind what happened to me. I found the Preeclampsia Foundation website and... more »

  elena1 wrote:

The tireless effort of the founders do whatever is necessary to find a cure for this rare disease is amazing more »

  jaime4 wrote:

I have been raising money for the Alliance for Lupus Research since 2006. I started working as a volunteer in 2007 ans organized the San Luis Obispo County Walk With Us to Cure Lupus. We are now planning our 4th annual walk! Alliance for Lupus Research... more »

  jody-uyanik wrote:

I am a proud supporter of Retinoblastoma International, and am impressed by the work that they do. Their vision is of a world in which retinoblastoma no longer destroys the vision or takes the life of any child, and they aim to fulfill this mission through... more »

  Erika H. wrote:

I have two children with autism, and they have both been assisted by SARRC. My older son, who is 8, has been through their Jump Start program, and has been involved in a medical research program, through which we have seen great improvement! They are... 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 »

  Karen K.4 wrote:

As a caregiver of a brain tumor survivor, I am honored to have met Cindy Villarreal 12 years ago by chance as she began her non-profit----a cause dear to my heart as my spouse is a now 18+ Year survivor of a brain tumor! Kind, caring organization that... more »

  Mike S. wrote:

It has been my honor to act as a member of the Board of Directors of the International Myeloma Foundation for most of the past 20 years. In that time, it has evolved from a small, underfunded organization to become a primary source of current... more »

  Tom_29 wrote:

I've observed how one young woman, who is herself inflicted with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, has taken this nonprofit from the ground up to potentially raising worldwide awareness of this previously misunderstood condition. EDSers United not only serves... more »

  lindaeckstein wrote:

In 2019, I was diagnosed with Giant Cell Myocarditis, a rare virus that attacked and destroyed my heart. After my heart transplant, the Myocarditis Foundation has provided not only me, but my whole family with information and support. They helped us navigate... more »

  gregbenton wrote:

Great family non-profit organization aimed at funding research for myelin repair. more »

  Laura119 wrote:

I have been involved with the Save Babies Through Screening Foundation for almost 5 years, since my child's metabolic disorder was detected by birth through newborn screening. SBTS provides more information and resources on newborn screening... more »

  keith summerville wrote:

Prairie Biotic is one of those rare non-profits that is interested in promoting original research in furtherance of a broader mission: to conserve and better manage Tallgrass prairies. This organization is vital to prairie restoration and conservation... more »

  profibrahim wrote:

MY LOVER IS BACK... My name is Evelyn from Chicago USA. I am really pleased with this service. I am one of those people who said, “I’ll never call a psychic or a spell caster or whatever” to help me with my problems – least of all my love problems... more »

  SoCalGrandma wrote:

This charity, without permission from the Rite Aid Corporation, placed one of its bins in the Rite Aid parking lot near my home. The bin is regularly graffitied, gone through for clothing by our local homeless population, and is often surrounded by the... more »

  TonyBowles420 wrote:

I have witnessed first hand ASA's commitment to empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to advocate for safe access to medical cannabis. more »

  motta33076 wrote:

Sofia is my daughter and I am beyond inspired by her determination to help children with illnesses be supported and heard. When she came to her father and I to ask to start the organization we could have never imagined how far she would go. 3 years later... more »

  CancerDoc wrote:

Gateway For Cancer Research is an amazing organization. 99 cents out of every dollar donated goes directly towards research protocols which make a difference in the lives of patients. Gateway funds translational cancer research - moving ideas from the... more »

  Wisconsin Outdoor Enthusiast wrote:

Access Ability Wisconsin is a great community resource. All-Terrain Wheelchairs are expensive but can allow people to experience freedom in inaccessible spaces. I have loved the possibilities that have opened up thanks to the free outdoor wheelchairs... more »

  A Small Candle wrote:

The administration of this organization led by its President during the past 5 years has abused the trust of the public by promoting one of the most corrupted operations ever known in the history of higher education institutions anywhere in the U.S. more »

  Richard77 wrote:

Critical Path Institute is a primary change agent in drug development. As a neutral scientific organization it is working with the government and industry to enable the sharing of disease information and the creation of new tools that will make a major... more »

  MIscleroderma wrote:

Scleroderma Foundation Michigan Chapter's, SFMC three-fold mission is to provide education, support and research. Quality web-based educational experiences are available every month, with experienced scleroderma physicians lecturing on topics that pertain... more »

  shnkennedy wrote:

My husband died of pancreatic cancer in 2007. Since then I have tried to find a way to combat this horrible disease, so that no other family would have to go through what we have been through. This year I organized a walk to raise money for pancreatic... more »

  Rebecca H.6 wrote:

Cystinosis Research Foundation is an amazing group of leaders and volunteers who have made great strides helping those individuals and families impacted by cystinosis. They conduct a family conference every year to educate families on research breakthroughs... more »

  Renee_H wrote:

Quest for The Heart of Christmas All Year Long is one of several programs the Quest of Heart does to enrich the lives of those affect by Complex Congenital Heart Defects. When Lancelot Holton put into being Santa's Assistant, I did what any Mama would,... more »

  Joe P.1 wrote:

Friends of Cancer Research is a great organization that continues to make strides for patients in need with a small staff and budget. Their unique model of collaboration brings a lot of smart people together to try and find solutions to tough problems... more »

  ilisa wrote:

Excellent organization with a impressive mission. I enjoyed my experience working with them to create nutrition content for use in their programs. more »

  PARENTS2CUREFA wrote:

When my son was born in 1996, it was the most awe-inspiring moment of my life. Holding this little boy, WOW, really changed my life in ways I had yet to discover. His birth and developments were normal; however, his balance and falling were becoming... more »

  Amy J. White wrote:

As President of the Feeding Tube Foundation's Board of Trustees, I am very proud to walk alongside each of my team who have gone above and beyond, both on an individual level, as well as a collaborative level, since our inception in March of this year... more »

  Stranger wrote:

The Foundation has in charge of the Q & A forum that has zero experience within the health field and is not listed in this organization. She goes by the name "Jill" and clearly should not represent such an important position within the organization. She... more »

  MWood wrote:

I used to work there. Poorly organized. The President up and left and moved headquarters to Florida without telling employees or even the upper-level staff. I left in 2009 because it was clear the focus was on Florida and not San Diego anymore. Sad,... more »

  dmccuistion wrote:

The Boulder college of Massage Therapy has long been regarded as one of if not the Best in Class in Massage Therapy education. I am an employer locally in Colorado and I have to admit I find more high quality candidates coming out of this school than... more »

  jmarks006 wrote:

Our family gives funds to CureNFwithJack on a monthly basis because we believe it’s so important to not only support our friends and neighbors, but also this incredible organization that impacts so many families. Jack is our local hero and we want to... more »

  gmazur wrote:

Goddard House Assisted Living is proud to be a community partner and a beneficiary of the wonderful programs that ARTZ provides our memory support residents who attend their community programs throughout the year - from museum tours to Meet Me at athe... more »

  munemama wrote:

Nightmare. My government documents as well as my children, were used to house a drug / gambling addicted Vet and the landlords prostitutes. A year now of discrimination. Currently filing VAWA complaint more »

  c.naffy wrote:

My husband and I donated to MO on 8/27/2023 to support their efforts in neglected tropical diseases. We researched multiple nonprofits working on ntds and found the work being done by MO and DWB to be the most compelling as it was a comprehensive approach... more »

  tarapotts wrote:

Crohns disease is debilitating and painful. My daughter had been diagnosed when she was 17 years old in her senior year of high school. She is now 22 years old. I remember her sharing with me at various times throughout the school year that she was not... more »

  Kenrick4 wrote:

My husband went to city of hope in Newnan Georgia Atlanta for prostrate cancer. My husband and i did not know what was going to happen. We have encountered very nice people at city of hope, Miss hingle, and Miss McCormick, and Miss roach was the three... more »

  Aurora wrote:

My nephew has ALS. When his disease began to progress to the point where he needed a wheel chair and other assistive devices, we were very pleased to learn that Project MEND could help him to get the items he needed. The staff of Project MEND... more »

  gliomagirl3 wrote:

Fantastic organization! All-volunteer organization with a renown scientific advisory. The Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation offers the best materials for families. The Ombudsmen Program they offer provides excellent advice. They understand what families... more »

  carolelainew wrote:

I am 62 years old and April 2023 I lost about 14 feet of my small intestine considered short bowel syndrome. I am so thankful for this nonprofit website there nowhere to turn until I found this group. No words can truly say how much I appreciate the help.... more »

  concerned_advocate wrote:

Unethical organization that plagiaries other's work. more »

  andrewtai wrote:

I am a researcher at the University of Michigan studying hepatitis C virus in the laboratory. We are trying to identify new targets for possible HCV treatment. The Greenview Hepatitis C Fund has provided some seed funding for a project of mine that... more »

  stpspam wrote:

This company is a sham. They purport to be "holistic", but they have a very narrow view of health. Save your money. Don't have anything to do with this organization. more »

  zalpha123 wrote:

Amazing organisation for a neglected cause. Kudos to the Buck and their patrons. more »

  MarKav wrote:

I would like to share my experience with this impactful organization to introduce others to the power of adding a human touch to today's medical world. As a donor, I seek out charities where you can see the value in your donation. This organization... more »

  timloveskari wrote:

Hi, I noticed this site and sen the statement this site had placed. There was no reviews so I wanted to make a note. I was the one who wrote that statement. They not only helped us deal with something few could possibly grasp --as far as what we went... more »

  researchprojects wrote:

This is a non-profit foundation established in 2005 and did not make or receive donations. I have reviewed the books. The IRS sent notifications stating no filing was required if the amount of funding was below 500.00. Letters were faxed to the IRS stating... more »

  CMarie14 wrote:

I started volunteering for The Autism Research Foundation when I was in college because I wanted to understand autism science. TARF's research coordinator, Jerry, walked me through the lab and explained the brain research to me in such a clear, concise... more »

  cellaluna wrote:

https://cruxnow.com/church-in-the-usa/2021/12/teen-helps-raise-funds-for-covid-19-vaccines-with-no-abortion-connection more »

  mkingery wrote:

I have been honored to serve alongside some of this community's best and brightest on the CAMC Foundation's Board since 2010, as we have worked to provide support to the CAMC Health Systems' healthcare facilities. As the father of a special needs child,... more »

  beckster011 wrote:

I joined in a private fb support group and have also completed my patient survey. This group has pros and cons. Pros : The entire purpose is to "find a cure." This is almost impossible as the rate genetic disease is within our DNA. It gives me hope they... more »

  Vet6970 wrote:

This foundation was created to fund the research section at the Kansas City VA Hospital. With out it there would be no research. The government doesn't just give them money because they are the VA research. They research many health problems that the... more »

  Renee wrote:

A non-profit organization that is pro-active and professionally ran, in the fight to find new treatments for cluster headaches (suidice headaches). Finally!!!! We are excited, a very active board, and have some wonderful things coming in the near future. more »

  ytacaustin-pres wrote:

I am president of the Austin Chapter of YTAC. We have four chapters statewide and expanding every year. This non-profit has given me the chance to give back to the cancer community after receiving so much support after my mom's diagnosis in 2006 with... more »

  Writer wrote:

Science with a Mission, Inc [SMI] is dedicated to sending medical diagnostics to developing countries. It is a very small organization that has helped tens of thousands of people in countries around the world that relies almost entirely on small donations... more »

  Tom_109 wrote:

Jawonio does so much for so many people! All of their leadership, employees and volunteers care very much about helping those with disabilities. more »

  unclep wrote:

After receiving the diagnosis for my child, I was in shock. I found this organization, I found answers. The President of the organization was a wealth of information. She had all the answers I needed, and was able to go back to tell my doctor. I am very... more »

  hunger-helper wrote:

i did this ride a few years ago, and it was laid-back but fun. it's not the type of event filled with bells and whistles, and you might even get lost, but it's clear that it's done for a good cause and funds go to that, not to someone' s salary. good... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Ensight Skills Center has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services with... more »

  bsloan wrote:

This organization is trying to help citizens stay healthy and safe. They are trying very hard to get their status up to date so that other organizations get benefit from their work. more »

  onceonly wrote:

they sent a letter to our home address because my spouse serves on a board to help public education in our area. they spread propaganda about sex ed and abortion. I tried to respond at their website which could not be found. this organization is tracking... more »

  JJJ63 wrote:

OPC is the non-profit behind the Osteopathic Chidrens Center in City Heights. This wonderful organization ensures that osteopathic care is available to children regardless of their family's financial status. Osteopathy can be life-changing for a child... more »

  montana.kjohnson wrote:

Eagle Mount has recreational programs that reach out to two groups of people: those with disabilities, and children and young adults who are cancer survivors. My son has attended as a member or counselor all the various Big Sky Kids Camps for cancer survivors.... more »

  Rett Dad wrote:

This foundation provides care and support for those in need during their most vulnerable hours. They are a first class organization charged with improving the lives of the children in their care and supporting the families that care for them. more »

  marina-peed wrote:

The MPD Foundation reached out to me after I found its website. I was newly-diagnosed with Polycythemia Vera and had many questions and fears. It maintains a resource-rich website with links to the latest in research and education. The Board chair... more »

  medicalstudent wrote:

Medical Students for Choice ensures that medical students receive comprehensive reproductive health education. As a new medical student I assumed I would learn about all the medical issues facing my patients. But on the second day of rotations, I met... more »

To provide aid and counseling services to families of children with cancer more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

To educate inspire and motivate individuals affected by cancer more »

The Glaser Pediatric Research Network brings together some of the best minds in pediatric medicine to conduct clinical research,... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

The beagle rescue league rescues unwanted beagles from shelters, research facilities and animal control officers. The organization... more »

To provide the community with safe sleep products and info. more »

The corvallis clinic foundation is dedicated to providing resources in the mid-willamette valley and central coast region of oregon... more »

Two courses in the disease model: first session - how that model explains or doesn't explain our endodontic outcomes. Second session... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

Provide residential housing and support services to individuals diagnosed with HIV/Aids. more »

To conduct seminars involving the discussion of the mind, body and behavior research. more »

Providing free, immediate & comprehensive medical and healthcare services to the uninsured and underinsured members of the public.... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

Financial assistance to organizations involved in heart research. more »

We celebrate Life and Friendship and Adventure while raising funds for pancreatic cancer research at Penn. more »

Research for breast cancer treatment more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

The mission of the Alpine Children's Charity is to:Raise money for research and promote public awareness of various childhood... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

To advance pharmacotherapy through support and promotion of research, training and educational programs. more »

Our mission is to enrich the lives of companion and working canines and to expand the role of medical scent detection dogs. more »

1. Accreditation of meta-medicine 2. Education & training3. Research more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

To initiate and / or support programs that advance the principle that improved nutrition leads to healthier lifestyle and overall... more »

Outreach and education on breast health more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

Addgene, inc. Provides research support service dedicated to archiving and distributing plasmids that appear in published articles.... more »

Scientific research more »

Support and enhance medical and educational training of the residents, faculty members, medical students and staff of the university... more »

Education and researdh in nuclear medicine more »

Seakeepers is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to inspire the leaders of the world to become a voice for the oceans,... more »

Our mission is to build energy-efficient housing, provide education on sustainability and improve the housing conditions of the... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

To redefine the medical encounter; to recognize the differences between the language of medicine and the language of the patient's... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

To promote the science of stem cell research and clinical programs from stem cells derived from perinatal stem cell sources through... more »

To foster collaborative efforts among major medical institutions to advance the field of biomedical research. more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

City of Hope, an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution, is dedicated to the prevention and cure... more »

The Cure For Lymphoma Foundation was founded in 1994 by lymphoma survivor Jerry Freundlich. Jerry knew from the start that his... more »