Ask your employer about matching your charitable giving to OurBrainBank for Glioblastoma
If you’re considering a gift to help us continue our work collecting GBM data and helping people affected by this terrible disease, thank you! One little request: ask your employer if they match charitable gifts. Many companies do. If you’re not sure where to start, ask HR.
Here’s the information you might need:
Legal Name: OurBrainBank, Inc.
Category: 501c3 Public Charity
EIN: 822307232 (founding date July 24, 2017)
Website: ourbrainbank.org
Mission: OurBrainBank is an innovative patient-led movement designed to move glioblastoma from terminal to treatable, powered by patients. It’s the first non-profit created by, with, and for people living with this aggressive brain cancer. We believe in the power of patients and data.
Tagline: Moving glioblastoma from terminal to treatable, powered by patients.
Location: Brooklyn, New York
Charity listings: Candid and Charity Navigator
Once you’ve provided the information, please visit our donation page. Thank you! ❤️
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