You can keep them smiling
Keep hope alive when you invest in someone with Angelman syndrome.
Make Your Life-Changing Donation
Your gift to Angelman Syndrome Foundation goes directly to where you want it to, without delay, with a secure online donation.
"I may never hear my daughter say, 'I love you.'"
Landree's diagnosis at age 4 set her progress back significantly, especially in her communication skills. She wasn't just behind, she had nothing. We were told she may never talk. It was a paralyzing revelation.
— April Chesser, Mother of Landree
Your support improves lives
People with Angelman syndrome will brighten your day with their wonderful smiles and joyful laughter. But behind the smiles are overwhelming daily challenges for them in their families:
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Your donation will provide Angelman Families with the resources they need to meet their daily challenges.
ASF AS Clinics
Provide specialized care to individuals with AS by physicians who are familiar with treating the most difficult symptoms of AS, such as seizures, GI problems, sleep issues and more.
Research
Fund vital research being conducted by the best researchers in the field to provide individuals with AS with better treatments and eventually a cure.
ASF Family Fund
Provide grants to families to help cover the cost of resources including medical equipment, safety beds, travel to ASF AS Clinics and more.
Counseling Services
Provide free counseling for families and caregivers to help with the challenges, stress and isolation that can come with caring for an individual with AS.
Make Your Life-Changing Donation
Your gift to Angelman Syndrome Foundation goes directly to where you want it to, without delay, with a secure online donation.
"We want to thank you for your continued support and belief in our mission. We are in a very exciting and hopeful time for our community, but there is still more to be done. With each donation received, we can continue to support our families through their journey. Thank you for making a difference through your compassion and generosity."
- Amanda Moore, CEO of Angelman Syndrome Foundation
