The Hawkins Foundation

Overview

The Hawkins Foundation is a 501(c)(3) public charity in the United States. It primarily focuses on advancing orthopaedic medicine through education and research.

Mission

The foundation works cooperatively with the physicians of the Steadman Hawkins Clinic of the Carolinas to provide resources and infrastructure for orthopaedic research and education. It aims to improve patient outcomes worldwide by fostering advancements in orthopaedic care.

Activities

• Research and Education: The Hawkins Foundation supports orthopaedic surgeons and researchers through various educational programs and research initiatives. It collaborates with multiple organizations to enhance orthopaedic outcomes.
• Partnerships: The foundation partners with several institutions and organizations to support its mission, including higher education institutions and healthcare systems.

Chapters

The foundation has established chapters in different regions, further expanding its reach and impact. For instance, it has a chapter in Akron, Ohio, named the Bell Chapter, in honor of Dr. Robert H. Bell.

Financial Information

For the fiscal year ending in 2019, the foundation reported significant contributions as a primary source of revenue, with program services also contributing substantially. The foundation's financial activities are detailed in its annual Form 990 filings, which provide insights into its revenue sources and expenditure patterns.

Classification

The Hawkins Foundation is classified under the Medical Research category, specifically focusing on nerve, muscle, and bone research, as per the National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE). Donations to the organization are tax-deductible.

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