Waitt Family Foundation

Founded in 1981, Neurosciences Research Foundation is an independent nonprofit scientific research organization that undertakes various activities related to functioning of human brain in health issues and diseases. The organization conducts investigations in a range of areas of neuroscience that includes modeling of brain, spatial navigation, developmental neurobiology, auditory cortex and neuronal plasticity. Neurosciences Research Foundation s board of trustees includes representatives of the general public, as well as scientists. The organization is supported by gifts and grants from nongovernmental agencies, including individuals, foundations and corporations. Neurosciences Research Foundation is located in San Diego.

The Crossroads Foundation is a California non-profit organization that has been offering women a path to recovery from alcohol and drug addiction since 1957. Their residential recovery program provides a safe and caring environment for women in San Diego County, with a holistic approach that addresses the mind, body, and spirit. With a supportive community of individuals who understand the journey of recovery, Crossroads Foundation is committed to helping women thrive. They believe in the importance of a strong support group outside of their treatment environment, encouraging women to seek support within the recovery community and other support groups.Generated from the website

Happy 20th anniversary, Vision of Children! This year we celebrate two decades of milestones and successes in our tireless effort to accomplish our Mission, to cure hereditary childhood blindness and vision disorders, and to improve the quality of life of visually impaired individuals and their families. This Mission has guided our research, funding, scholarships, and computer monitor programs for the visually impaired. Twenty years ago, genetic research into ocular albinism ( OA ) didn't even exist. Now, the VOC supports 23 researchers at 12 institutions worldwide, and helps fund studies for over 25 associated genetic eye disorders. That's progress, and that's success!