Join the Cause
Explore numerous opportunities to get involved in mitochondrial disease advocacy and make a difference!
Looking for a way to join the cause and help MitoAction by raising awareness and funding for our mito community? Explore numerous opportunities to get involved in mitochondrialRelated to the mitochondria. disease advocacy and make a difference! Learn about supporting MitoAction through monetary giving, becoming an advocate, participating in events, or volunteering your time. Together, let’s create an impact!
Giving
There are many ways that you can show your support of MitoAction and the families we serve. Whether it’s a donation to one of our many programs, a matching gift through your employer or shopping at one of our retail partners, you can make a direct impact and support our mission to improve the lives of families affected by mitochondrial disease.
Become a Volunteer
There are many volunteer opportunities throughout the year and across all of our programs where you can get involved in mitochondrial disease advocacy. Your skills and your time can provide much-needed support for MitoAction programs, events, and more! By volunteering, you can contribute to raising awareness, organizing fundraising campaigns, assisting with educational initiatives, and supporting individuals and families affected by mitochondrial disease. Join our dedicated team of volunteers and make a difference in the lives of those impacted by this condition. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive community.
Raise Your Voice
One of the best ways to get involved in MitoAction’s mission is to become an advocate in local and national policy issues that affect mitochondrial disease and the general rare disease community. By joining our advocacy efforts, you can make a meaningful impact on legislation, research funding, and access to treatments. Whether it’s attending legislative meetings, sharing your personal story, or engaging with policymakers, your voice can shape policies that improve the lives of those living with mitochondrial disease. Together, let’s be a powerful force for change and ensure a brighter future for our community.
