• Neurology, Neuroscience

• 406.

AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS ASSOCIATION

Fighting ALS on every front through research, care services, and advocacy.

• Other Medical Research N.E.C.

• 407.

Maryland Association for Parkinson Support Inc

Providing free programs that encourage healthy lifestyles for those affected by Parkinson’s Disease.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 408.

Bright Young Dyslexics Foundation Inc

A 501(c)3 nonprofit supporting K-12 dyslexic students through tutoring and assistive technology and by promoting dyslexia awareness and education.

• Public Health Programs

• 409.

Miami Sci Wellness Inc

iAm Able Fitness is a 501(c) dedicated to the paralysis community.

• Health Support Services

• 410.

Concussion Resource Center

The CRC is a caring, supportive place where people with Concussion and their families have free access to resources to help them navigate the road to recovery.

Cystic Fibrosis Lifestyle Foundation

Real-time resources empowering people with cystic fibrosis CFLF assists in providing avenues toward healthy and active lifestyles through recreation, as well as educate people with Cystic Fibrosis as to the essential importance of the connections between the lifestyle we encourage and the condition of their health.

Morebility Corporation

Morebility mission is to provide unwavering support to  limited-income families raising children aged 21 years and younger diagnosed with profound physical, developmental, and intellectual disabilities.

Transplant Families

To provide support for pediatric transplant patients and their families and provide a constructive forum for families, practitioners and the greater pediatric transplant community.

Dlg4 Research Fund

DLG4-related Synaptopathy / SHINE Syndrome *Managed by the board of the DLG4 SHINE Foundation A page for people interested in learning more about DLG4-related Synaptopathy / SHINE Syndrome *Managed by the board of the DLG4 SHINE Foundation Mission To find specific treatment options and a cure for DLG4 patients by building a collaborative network of patients, families, clinicians and scientists that will work together to raise awareness and accelerate the understanding, diagnosis and treatment of DLG4 related synaptopathy.