WE NEED HEROS and CHAMPIONS

Be a part of CHANGING LIVES and CHANGING THE WORLD!!

Thank you for learning more about our struggling Frizzle genetic disease patients and their hope for treatment. We as an organization want to inform and equip the public in hopes that some will join us as heros and champions to help us get this treatment fully funded and to pateints by Septmeber of this year!

Key Information for Donors

Organizational Information

  • Finding Hope for Frizzle (FRRS1L) is a 501c3 nonprofit registered in the state of Colorado.

  • Started by Parents of Frizzle Patients in 2021

  • The organization has no paid staff. All positions are filled by volunteers.

  • All donated funds go directly to the treatment development process and costs.

  • We are a parent-led organization, that has control of our treatment program

  • We are the sponsors of our Pre-IND with the US FDA

 Donations go Directly to Treatment Development

  • 97% of funds received to date have gone directly to pay for the treatment development process.

  • 1.5% went to administrative costs

  • 1.5% went to the donation platform processing fee

  • 2026 fundraising is focused on funding the manufacturing of the literal drug to be given to patients in a clinical trial; and the clinical trial.

  • The remaining funds needed are a total of: $4 million.

Multiple Ways to Donate

FUNDRAISING UPDATE

Current Funding Need: $4 million

  • Goal 1: COMPLETED

  • GOAL 2: COMPLETED

  • GOAL 3: COMPLETED

  • Goal 4:

    • Fundraising Goal: $3 million to fund the manufacturing of the drug/treatment

    • Current Status of Goal: $1 million raised of $3 million goal

  • Goal 5:

    • $2 million for Clinical Trials to treat Frizzle children

      Note: Our projected timeline for fundraising and treatment development is completely dependent on funds being raised to pay for each stage. We hope to raise the funds needed as soon as possible to keep the treatment development process moving; however, it is subject to change.

Every day is a fight for these kids, but you can help them.

Help us fund treatment!