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ONE IN A MILLION





ONE IN A MILLION – in memory of Laura Davidheiser

158.49% Raised
$7,924.31 donated of $5,000.00 goal
32 Donors
Campaign has ended

My name is Greg Davidheiser, and I lost my mother to NMO in 2011. This year it is my goal to raise money through the ONE IN A MILLION foundation for NMO research. To raise money, I plan on racing in several endurance events. So far, I am registered to race in a marathon, half Ironman, and at least one full Ironman. The goal is to eventually qualify for the Ironman World Championship. Throughout all these events I will proudly be wearing ONE IN A MILLION and Guthy Jackson logos on my chest. The idea of raising money through endurance events is simple. For many people, myself included, the thought of completing an Ironman or a marathon seems impossible, scary and overwhelming. Similarly, I had that same feeling when My mother was diagnosed with NMO. It is my goal to show people that by surrounding yourself with a solid support system and staying positive that anything is possible. Even when it comes to winning the battling against NMO.

Back in 2011 NMO looked a lot different than it does today. One of the biggest struggles my mom faced was getting a diagnosis let alone treatment. After a year or so of battling NMO my mom, Laura, ultimately passed away. A few months before she passed, we came up with the idea to raise money for research through the “ONE IN A MILLION” foundation. In late 2010 it was thought that only one in every million people were affected by NMO. I thought that was fitting because my mom was one in a million to me. In the last 12 years it is astonishing to see the amount of progress we have made in understanding, diagnosing, and even treating NMO. Every donation truly makes a difference.

Recent Donors

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    $2,300.00
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    $300.00
  3. Nick Maier

    $100.00
  4. Anne Atwell

    $50.00
  5. Sue Griffith

    $100.00
  6. Lucinda Payne Santiago

    $200.00
  7. Grace Hooley-DeMasi

    $70.30
  8. Nelle Horsley

    $100.00
  9. Debby Bagaason/Theno

    $100.00
  10. MaryKay Rauma

    $221.61


Donate Via Check
If you wish to donate via check, then please fill out this form, then mail both to:
The Guthy-Jackson Research Foundation, Inc.
Post Office Box 15185
Beverly Hills, California 90210
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
$55 million
invested to support scientific and clilnical research since 2008
76 projects
research projects 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.