A Mother's Wish | A Mother's Wish: Find a Cure for Crohns and Colitis

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A Mother's Wish Foundation

A Mother's Wish Foundation is a U.S. nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis, which are types of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). The organization was established to honor a mother's wish for her child's health, inspired by the personal experiences of Laura Weiner, whose son Thomas has been battling these conditions throughout his life.

Mission

The mission of A Mother's Wish Foundation is to support individuals and families dealing with IBD, fund research towards finding a cure, and serve as a persistent resource for the betterment of the IBD community. The foundation aims to provide educational materials, support clinical trials, and offer family support programs.

Programs and Activities

A Mother's Wish Foundation engages in various programs and activities to achieve its mission:

  • Endowments: The foundation has established endowments, such as the A Mother’s Wish Foundation IBD Knowledge Empowerment Endowment at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and the A Mother’s Wish Endowment Fund at The Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania. These endowments provide perpetual income streams to support education, training, and research in IBD.
  • Camp Oasis Scholarships: The organization offers scholarships for children with Crohn's Disease to attend Camp Oasis, a summer camp where they can engage in normal activities despite their health challenges.
  • C.O.P.E.S Care Packages: Provides care packages to families dealing with IBD diagnoses.
  • Research Support: Supports microbiome research conducted at institutions like Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and University of Pennsylvania Hospital.
  • Community Outreach: Engages in community outreach to support families impacted by IBD.

Structure

A Mother's Wish Foundation is an all-volunteer organization, ensuring that 100% of the funds raised go directly towards their cause. The organization was formed by a group of mothers whose families and friends have been affected by IBD.

Impact

By focusing on research, advocacy, and public awareness, A Mother's Wish Foundation plays a crucial role in addressing the needs of over 10 million people worldwide who suffer from Crohn's Disease or Ulcerative Colitis. The foundation's efforts contribute significantly to improving the lives of those living with IBD and supporting the search for a cure.

[1] https://www.amotherswishmichigan.com [2] https://amotherswishfoundation.org/a-mothers-wish/ [3] https://amotherswishfoundation.org [4] https://www.amotherswishmichigan.com/about-us [5] https://www.amotherswishmichigan.com/donate

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