Welcome to the "2025 Match My Gift to KrabbeConnect" Fundraiser!

We are excited to invite you to be a part of an inspiring journey with KrabbeConnect, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a brighter future for individuals and families affected by Krabbe disease. Krabbe disease is a rare and often devastating neurological condition that requires urgent attention, research, and resources.

KrabbeConnect's mission is at the heart of everything we do: to bridge science and patient knowledge in order to improve care and find a cure for Krabbe disease. Our team works tirelessly to connect families with cutting-edge research, valuable resources, and a supportive community.

This year, with the "2025 Match My Gift to KrabbeConnect" fundraiser, we have a unique opportunity to amplify our impact. Generous donors have pledged to match every dollar raised, doubling the power of your contribution. This means your support goes twice as far in driving forward initiatives that can change lives.

Why Your Contribution Matters:

Every gift, no matter the size, plays a critical role in our mission to enhance patient care and accelerate the path to a cure. Your donation helps us fund vital research initiatives, support educational programs for families, and ensure patients receive the comprehensive care they need and deserve.

How You Can Help:

Join us in this impactful venture by making a contribution to KrabbeConnect today. Your matched gift will enable us to reach new heights in our quest to conquer Krabbe disease. Together, we can be the lifeline that families affected by this condition so desperately need.

Spread the Word:

Aside from financial contributions, you can support our cause by sharing this fundraiser with your network. Raising awareness is a powerful tool in the fight against Krabbe disease.

Let's make 2025 a landmark year for progress and hope. Thank you for considering supporting "2025 Match My Gift to KrabbeConnect." Your generosity will change lives and bring us one step closer to a future without Krabbe disease.