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Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society (C18)

Overview of Available Grants and Funding

A global non-profit organization supporting over 6,000 families affected by Chromosome 18 abnormalities. Provides free membership, organizes annual conferences, and funds research through the Chromosome 18 Clinical Research Center at UT Health San Antonio to make Chromosome 18 the first treatable chromosome condition. View Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society (C18)'s website for more information.
Content last updated: March 24, 2026

About Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society (C18)

What is the mission of Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society (C18)?

To help people with chromosome 18 abnormalities overcome the obstacles they face so they may lead happy, healthy, and productive lives through support, education, and research funding.

What type of organization is Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society (C18)?

Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society (C18) is a Non-profit organization.

When was Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society (C18) founded?

Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society (C18) was founded in 1990.

What is Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society (C18)'s official website?

Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society (C18)'s official website is https://www.chromosome18.org/.

What else should I know about Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society (C18)?

Role in the Funding Ecosystem

The Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society operates as a patient advocacy organization that raises and directs funds toward chromosome 18 research. As a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity, it functions as a discretionary funding provider, directing donated resources to support the Chromosome 18 Clinical Research Center at UT Health San Antonio—the only dedicated research institution worldwide for chromosome 18 conditions.

Research Funding Approach

The organization funds projects focused on treatments, therapies, and interventions that improve lives of those with chromosome 18 abnormalities. With over 700 participants in a three-decades-long longitudinal study, the organization has facilitated significant medical breakthroughs and continues to drive toward its goal of making Chromosome 18 the first treatable chromosome condition.

Transparency and Accountability

As a registered non-profit, the organization provides detailed breakdowns of how donations are used, connecting specific gift amounts to concrete research outcomes (biobank storage, research enrollment, cell line establishment).