The Boston Home Inc.

The Boston Home is a tech-focused nonprofit center for care of adults with advanced MS and other progressive neurological diseases.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 182.

HOPE FOR TRISOMY 13 and 18 INC

Hope for Trisomy 13 and 18 is a 501(c)(3) raising awareness and supporting families.

• Rehabilitative Medical Services

• 183.

Childrens Therapy Center of the Quad Cities NFP

We’ve been providing exceptional PT, OT, Speech & Feeding Therapy to children w/disabilities & delays for 75 years.

• Neurology, Neuroscience

• 184.

Down With Dystonia

Our Mission Down with Dystonia strives to support, educate, and empower people living with dystonia and their families while raising awareness about this third most common movement disorder.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 185.

Young Genetic Stroke Alliance

Raising awareness and educating the community on all things related to this rare disease.

• Specifically Named Diseases

• 186.

Molly Ann Gries Foundation

The Molly Ann Gries Foundation was created after losing our 10 week old daughter, Molly.

• Birth Defects, Genetic Diseases

• 187.

Tatton Brown Rahman Syndrome Community Inc

The Tatton Brown Rahman Syndrome Community supports research and educates individuals with TBRS and their families, friends, and service providers.

International Congress of Infant Studies Inc

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF INFANT STUDIES (ICIS) IS COMMITTED TO ADVANCING THE UNDERSTANDING OF INFANT LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACROSS THE GLOBE THROUGH THE CREATION, DISSEMINATION, AND PROMOTION OF LEADING-EDGE SCIENCE.

• Birth Defects, Genetic Diseases

• 189.

HNRNP FAMILY FOUNDATION

Nonprofit dedicated to serving those impacted by HNRNP-Related Rare Neurodevelopmental Disorders through supporting community and research Home Donate Events Learn Projects Join our Registry Join our Researcher Registry Shop Contact and Connect Submit your story HNRNPC Item HNRNPH1RNDD HNRNPH2RNDD More Our Mission The HNRNP Family Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of patients and families around the world that live with rare HNRNPRelated Neurodevelopmental Disorders HNRNPRNDDs.