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Amyloidosis Support Groups

Amyloidosis Support Groups

232 Orchard Drive
Wood Dale, Illinois, United States
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Amyloidosis Support Groups Inc. is a non-profit corporation which was formed for the primary purpose of starting and maintaining Amyloidosis Support Groups throughout the United States, dedicated to providing peer group support to patients, caregivers, families and friends of those touched by this life-threatening disease.

Goals and Objectives

• To form Amyloidosis Support Groups where needed and to have all Amyloidosis Support Groups be self-sustaining through donations (general, memorial, note cards and other awareness items)

• To fund and maintain libraries of educational materials for all support groups

• To fund group projects that will help in spreading awareness, co-sponsor amyloidosis treatment and research fundraisers, and encourage grand rounds to be held on amyloidosis at local hospitals and help to encourage money be raised for such projects.

• To purchase and provide awareness items such as pins, wristbands and other similar items for meetings, memorials, and fundraisers.

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