At Open Medicine Foundation (OMF), we are dedicated to pioneering innovative treatments and medical education for ME/CFS and Long COVID. But we can’t do it alone—we need partners who believe in lasting change.
That’s where Hope Builders come in. Hope Builders are our cherished monthly donors, individuals who understand that consistent support can create waves of change. This March, we’ve embarked on a mission to welcome 30 new Hope Builders by the month’s end. Will you be one of them?
But what does it mean to be a Hope Builder?
It means providing a consistent foundation of support that empowers our vital research and offers hope to those affected by ME/CFS and Long COVID. It means joining a compassionate community of supporters who understand that every contribution, no matter the size, brings us closer to life-changing discoveries.
Why become a Hope Builder?
It’s simple. Your monthly gift ensures that we can plan more effectively for the future. It provides a steady stream of support that is vital for long-term projects and the continuous exploration of new research avenues.
Your Contribution Matters
Imagine the collective impact: if 100 supporters each contribute $10 monthly, we would raise $12,000 annually. These funds are critical in driving our research forward and unlocking new treatment possibilities. Now is the time to make a difference. Join us today as a Hope Builder and be a catalyst for change. Your support can fuel the breakthroughs that millions are waiting for.
Thank you for being a part of our dedicated community. Your belief in our mission is what propels us forward. Let’s reach our goal of 30 new Hope Builders and make this March a milestone month for progress.
The future is hopeful because of you. Begin your journey as a Hope Builder today and keep the flame of progress burning bright. Become a Hope Builder!
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