Plus 2019 Impact Grants, RNA research, and new fundraising tools
Thirty Years, a Lifetime of Progress
Thirty years ago this month, scientists discovered the gene for cystic fibrosis. The discovery was heralded as one of the most significant genetic breakthroughs at that time and created a wellspring of hope for the entire CF community.
See what the CF community is saying today about their hopes for the future. Then, join us in celebrating this milestone by sharing your dreams with the hashtag #MyCFHope on social media.
Calling all Great Strides, Team CF, and endurance event participants: Money raised through Facebook can now be credited directly to your personal fundraising page! Simply log in to your event Participant Center, click “Fundraise on Facebook,” and invite your family and friends to give.
The Foundation has awarded Arcturus Therapeutics up to $15 million to advance a potential therapy that could help all people with cystic fibrosis produce a normal CFTR protein, regardless of their mutation.
This year, the recipients of the fourth annual Impact Grants program focused on self-advocacy and self-expression, from art therapy lessons to virtual choirs. Learn more about the five programs and how they are empowering the CF community.
