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The Sarah Jane Brain Foundation, based in New York, NY, is a non-profit organization founded by Patrick Donohue in 2007. Dedicated to preventing, identifying, treating, and ultimately curing brain injuries, the foundation developed the Pediatric Acquired Brain Injury plan (PABI) to provide comprehensive care nationwide. In 2013, the foundation established The International Academy of Hope (iHOPE) to address the lack of appropriate education for children with brain injuries. Through innovative programs like the iHOPE Model, the foundation is transforming the way brain injuries are understood, treated, and supported, making a significant impact on the lives of those affected.Generated from the website

Fight for Sight is a non-profit organization based in New York, NY that has been supporting eye and vision research for over 70 years. They provide grants to early-career scientists, including those at the undergraduate level, with a focus on fostering innovation and growth in the field. Many renowned researchers in the field today began their careers with a Fight for Sight grant. With a mission to address inequities in healthcare, Fight for Sight aims to support and inspire eye and vision research by funding promising researchers who may not have other financial support. They have awarded over $21 million in grants to 135 institutions in 6 countries, contributing to advancements in understanding and treating vision problems and eye conditions.Generated from the website

The Rockefeller Foundation is a knowledge-based global foundation committed to enriching and sustaining the lives and livelihoods of poor and excluded people throughout the world. The foundation provides grants to help eradicate poverty and hunger, minimize the burden of disease, improve employment opportunities, increase the availability and quality of housing and schools and stimulate creativity and cultural expression. The foundation organizes its grant-making efforts into areas of work and specific programs. There are two areas of work: thematic and shared. Thematic work includes food security, health equity, creativity and culture and working communities. Shared areas of work include global inclusion and the foundation s regional work in Southeast Asia, North America and Eastern and Southern Africa. The foundation has headquarters in New York and regional offices in California, Thailand and Kenya, as well as a conference and study center in Italy.