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Non-profit funding sight-saving research for children F-250 King Ranch winner announcement Sat 8/29 ✨🌟 The $5. 1M of total grant support we've given to funding research is made possible by the generosity of our sponsors and donors. Real people making an impact on saving children's eyesight.
To close the remaining funding gap required to launch the AXV-101 clinical trial, enabling the study to begin in early 2026. To support clinical development of the first-in-human trial, including trial preparation and regulatory progress following clinical trial clearance.
To fund the preclinical development and regulatory preparation of AXV-101, a gene therapy for Bardet-Biedl Syndrome type 1 (BBS1), advancing the program toward its first human clinical trial. A Race Against Blindness Awards Additional $1.
1 Million Grant to Ensure Advancement of AXV-101 into Clinical Trial for Bardet-Biedl Syndrome 1 (BBS1) Newly added funding closes critical gap and enables planned trial initiation in early 2026 250 Years, 250 Winners — Winner List Our 250 Years, 250 Winners fundraiser was one for the books! 🇺🇸 We’re sharing the full list of 250 names drawn and continuing to work through winner verification and prize fulfillment. See your name?
Be sure to check your inbox and spam or junk folder for your winner notification! Original notifications were sent August 11 or 12, 2026. A Father's Legacy | Father's Day Community Series | A Race Against Blindness A Father's Legacy concludes our Father's Day Community Series by celebrating the lasting influence of fathers, grandfathers, stepdads, and mentors.
Through heartfelt stories shared by our community, this collection reminds us that a father's greatest legacy isn't found in what he leaves behind—but in the lives he shapes. Strength Looks Different | Father's Day Community Series | A Race Against Blindness Strength Looks Different is the second installment in our Father's Day Community Series, honoring fathers whose quiet resilience has shaped the lives of those around them.
Through stories of perseverance, sacrifice, and unwavering love, this collection celebrates the many ways strength is found in fatherhood. For the Dads Who Show Up | Father's Day Community Stories | A Race Against Blindness For the Dads Who Show Up is the first installment in our Father's Day Community Series, featuring heartfelt stories submitted by families across the A Race Against Blindness community.
Together, they celebrate the fathers who quietly show up, love deeply, and make an extraordinary difference through life's ordinary moments. IRD Education Hub | Free Inherited Retinal Disease Resource | A Race Against Blindness If you or a loved one has recently been diagnosed with an inherited retinal disease, you are not alone.
Over 2 million people worldwide live with conditions like retinitis pigmentosa, Stargardt disease, Bardet-Biedl syndrome, and dozens of other inherited eye conditions that threaten vision. Finding reliable, up-to-date information can feel overwhelming — especially when your diagnosis is rare. That's why A Race Against Blindness built the IRD Education Hub.
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