Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Mission: The CDC Foundation is a nonprofit organization authorized by Congress to mobilize philanthropic partners and private-sector resources in support of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) mission to protect health, safety, and security in the United States and globally.

Overview

The CDC Foundation collaborates with CDC, philanthropies, corporations, organizations, and individuals to address critical public health challenges. Since its establishment in 1995, the Foundation has raised over $2.2 billion and launched more than 1,400 programs. These initiatives have addressed a wide range of health threats, including chronic diseases (such as cardiovascular disease and cancer), infectious diseases (including rotavirus and HIV), and emergency responses (such as COVID-19 and Ebola).

Services and Programs

• Resource Mobilization: The Foundation secures funding and resources from private and philanthropic sectors to support CDC’s public health initiatives.
• Program Implementation: Hundreds of programs are managed annually in the United States and internationally, targeting both chronic and infectious diseases, as well as emergency health threats.
• Collaboration: The Foundation fosters partnerships to enhance the impact of CDC’s work and ensure alignment with public health priorities.
• Transparency and Integrity: All scientific findings from CDC research supported by the Foundation are made publicly available, and strict review procedures are in place to prevent conflicts of interest.

Service Area

The CDC Foundation supports programs across the United States, including Virginia and Louisa County residents, as well as in 77 countries worldwide.

Eligibility

Programs and resources are designed to benefit the general public, with specific initiatives targeting various populations depending on the health issue addressed.

Additional Information

• The Foundation is the primary nonprofit partner for the CDC, ensuring that philanthropic contributions are used effectively to advance public health.
• Programs span a broad spectrum of health concerns, from disease prevention and emergency preparedness to research and health equity.

For more detailed information about specific programs or partnership opportunities, contact the CDC Foundation directly.