Here are some common questions about the HopeVita Foundation.
HopeVita Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness for Glycogen Storage Diseases (GSD) and supporting underprivileged children through education and health-focused community programs.
We conduct GSD awareness programs, connect families with resources, and provide educational support such as school supplies, learning materials, and scholarships.
Yes. The foundation is formally registered in Delaware and has an EIN.
We are now in the process of obtaining IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt approval.
They will be tax-deductible once our 501(c)(3) determination is approved by the IRS.
We will update all donors as soon as approval is received.
You can volunteer, donate, spread awareness, or partner with us for educational or health-related community projects.
We support:
Families affected by GSD and other rare diseases
Children from low-income and underserved communities
Schools and communities needing health or learning support
100% of donations go toward:
Educational programs
Awareness campaigns
Community outreach
Printed materials, workshops, and support services