Cornelius (Neil) J. O’Leary
In memory of Neil O’Leary
In memory of Cornelius (Neil) J. O’Leary.
Recent Donors
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Barry & Emily Berkov
$100.00
Honor/Memorial Donation
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The Guthy-Jackson Research Foundation, Inc.
The Guthy-Jackson Charitable Foundation (GJCF) has created the public entity named The Guthy-Jackson Research Foundation, Inc. (GJRFI), a nonprofit public benefit corporation. While GJCF remains a private charitable foundation, the public GJRFI expands avenues for funding participation by allowing more corporations and organizations to donate to NMO research.
All financial donations are directed to The Guthy-Jackson Research Foundation, Inc
This includes donations from public, private and government organizations, as well as donations from fundraising events, families, friends and individuals like you. While all donations are now directed to GJRFI, our focus remains the same: funding research to find a cure for NMO. As always, 100 percent of all donations are appropriated directly to NMO research.
100%
of donations go directly to NMO scientific and clinical research
$80 million
invested to support scientific and clinical research since 2008
9,000+
breakthrough publications dedicated to finding solutions to NMO
The Guthy-Jackson Research Foundation, Inc. does not allocate any donated monies to administrative support of the Foundation. Your gift directly supports the innovative scientific research of scientists who are working to find solutions for Neuromyelitis Optica (NMO) Spectrum Disease. Once your contribution has been processed you will receive a thank you letter in the mail that you can use as a tax receipt. The Guthy-Jackson Research Foundation, Inc. for NMO is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization Tax ID # 47-2186708. Please consult your tax advisor if you are placing a donation from a country outside of the United States. PayPal fee is paid back to the research budget from the operations budget.