Affiliations and Sponsors

Affiliations

The Corneal Dystrophy Foundation works with and has been recognized by the following organizations.

Great Non Profits Badge

Great Non-Profits

2022 is the 5th year that we have been named as a Great NonProfit by stakeholder votes.

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Since 2007, SVCF has leveraged its unique position and relationships to create dynamic partnerships that further the success of our neighbors throughout the region.

Guidestar

GuideStar

GuideStar is the world’s largest source of information on nonprofit organizations

Sponsors

The Corneal Dystrophy Foundation wishes to thank the following organizations for their support!

Almaden Lions Club

Almaden Valley Super Lions Foundation

The Almaden Valley Super Lions Foundation of San Jose, California contributed a generous annual grant to the Corneal Dystrophy Foundation to assist us with the costs of producing the quarterly newsletter.

Kowa

Kowa

Kowa researches, develop and manufacture OTC drugs, healthcare products, dietary supplements, drink, prescription drugs and medical devices with a flexible approach and cutting edge technologies. We contribute to your better health and more comfortable life by offering high quality products.  View their K-321-301/303 clinical study.

Lions Eye Bank of Oregon

Lions Eye Bank of Oregon

The Lions Eye Bank of Oregon Sponsored our Corneal Dystrophy Conference & Symposium Portland, OR

Trefoil Therapeutics

Trefoil Therapeutics

Trefoil was founded to bring forward novel engineered FGF-1 (eFGF-1) compounds to treat corneal diseases and disorders.

Google Ad Grants

Google Ad Grants

The Google Grants program supports organizations like ours’ who share Google’s philosophy of community service to help the world in areas such as science and technology, education, global public health, the environment, youth advocacy, and the arts.

Oh my gosh Monica – I am so sorry to hear this news. Bob was so kind to me. He believed in me and it made me believe in myself more –
because of him I stepped in the role of caring for patients with Fuchs. My most heartfelt consolations, Chris

Ophthalmologist, Associate Professor University of Iowa

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