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NOONAN SYNDROME FOUNDATION

BLUE SPRINGS, MO · EIN 46-1871620

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Mission and public details

The Mission of The Noonan Syndrome Foundation is to Support, Educate and Advocate for Those Diagnosed With Noonans Syndrome By Supporting Research for The Development of Effective Treatments, and Ultimately, A Cure for The Syndrome. Noonans Syndrome is Identified By A Genetic Mutation In The RAS/MAPK Pathway and is Expressed In Many Ways, Over Numerous Systems In Patients. The Noonan Syndrome Foundation Supports Patients and Families By Providing Information Online and In Regular Publications, Holding Regional Events, Conferences and Support Groups. Connecting Patients and Families to Caregivers Familiar With Noonan Syndrome is of The Utmost Importance Ot The Foundation As Well. Another Goa…

Organization
NOONAN SYNDROME FOUNDATION
EIN
46-1871620
Address
605 US HIGHWAY 40 STE 277, BLUE SPRINGS, MO, 64014-3232
County
Jackson
Tax category
Professional Societies & Associations
NTEE classification
E03
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$208,010reported assets
$63,977reported revenue
$142,841reported expenses
$23,303reported contributions
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