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Cystic Fibrosis Research, Inc ( CFRI ) is a 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) nonprofit organization, founded in 1975. Our MissionCFRI's mission is to fund research, provide educational and personal support, and spread awareness of cystic fibrosis ( CF ), a life-threatening genetic disease.Our Services:Led by our Board of Directors and a dedicated staff, our many committed volunteers provide the CF community with a wide range of resources and services. Our committees include:The Research Advisory Committee ( RAC ), whose volunteer members include physicians, scientists, and community members. The Research Advisory Committee administers, reviews and offers guidance on what cystic fibrosis research to fund. Currently they are administering the Elizabeth Nash Memorial Post-Doctoral Fellowship and the New Horizons Research Campaign.The Events Committees, which organize and coordinate many popular events throughout the year. These include the Educational Conference, the Day Retreat, the Golf Tournament, and the Mothers' Day Tea.The Newsletter Committee, which produces our award-winning monthly newsletter, with over 15, 000 subscribers.

Stepping Stones Growth Center, located in San Leandro, CA, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting children and adults with developmental disabilities. They offer a range of services including personal, vocational, and social adjustment tutoring, supported employment groups, job development, and independent living services. Additionally, Stepping Stones organizes various annual events such as dances, baseball games, pancake breakfasts, picnics, amusement park trips, and Thanksgiving dinner, fostering a sense of community and inclusion for individuals with disabilities. Generated from their available business information

The Lions Center for the Blind, formerly known as Lions Vision Resource Network, has been providing resources and support to blind and visually impaired individuals in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties in California for over 75 years. Their mission is to empower and uplift those living with visual impairments by funding various programs, including education, employment, research, and innovations, to help them lead more fulfilling lives. Through partnerships with local businesses and progressive organizations, this all-volunteer organization strives to enrich the community by offering a database of accessible-compliant businesses, grants for individuals and families in need, and support for White Cane Day activities to raise awareness about the independence and skill of visually impaired individuals.Generated from the website