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Thank YOU Tuesday

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Today is Giving Tuesday—but to us, it’s really THANK YOU Tuesday.

Thanks to our generous donors and supporters, we can improve hearing and overall health through life-changing research discoveries. 

Today, we want to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to you and all our supporters who inspire us to push for scientific advancements. 

Hearing loss affects more people than cancer or diabetes, yet it receives far less funding and attention. Your support is vital to address this discrepancy.

Every dollar raised by midnight ET today will be MATCHED dollar for dollar, so your gift has twice the impact.

Giving Tuesday is the biggest giving day of the year. We are thrilled to be able to match all gifts dollar for dollar.

Thank you. You help us do great work.

P.S. Please consider making a tribute or memorial gift to honor a loved one. Your donation will go twice as far and hold even more meaning, celebrating someone special while supporting a cause you care about.

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