CDC Foundation
Together our impact is greater.
The CDC Foundation helps the public health system—state and local health departments, community organizations, international partners and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)—save and improve lives by unleashing the power of partnerships to protect communities in America and across the globe. The CDC Foundation is an independent nonprofit created by Congress to establish philanthropic and private-sector partnerships to improve the public’s health and safety. Since 1995, the Foundation has launched more than 1,450 programs to protect communities from health threats like cardiovascular disease, cancer, malaria, HIV, Ebola and Zika. Disease prevention and control saves lives and money, and investing in public health through the CDC Foundation leads to early detection and containment of outbreaks, preventing widespread illness and loss of life. Your support saves and improves lives—now and in the future.
Category: Health
Cause: Medical Research
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