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- 2024 United Airlines NYC Half Marathon
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- Phoenix Home & Garden - 2022 Home Tour
- 2022 TCS New York City Marathon
- FD Day 2022
- 25th Annual FD Golf Outing - NY 2022
- 2022 Journal
- Peeper Pyper's Party
- FD Box Jump Challenge
- Champions for Charity
- Giving Tuesday
- #FDMatch2021
- Voice of FD
- FD Day 2021
- NextGen Mixology Class
- 2021 Journal
- Dr. Felicia Axelrod's 80th Birthday Celebration
- JCC Chicago Virtual Screening of Living Art Film
- UniFieD
- Champions for Charity® 2020
- Giving Tuesday 2020
- #FDMatch20
- 2020 FD Ladies Lunch & Play
- FD Day 2020
- #GivingTuesdayNow
- 2020 Journal Appeal
- 2020 United Airlines NYC Half Marathon
- TEARLESS Art Exhibit 2019
- FD Benefit Concert w/ Gavin DeGraw 2017
- Rick Guidotti Positive Exposure Exhibit 2015
Thank you for supporting the 65th Anniversary Edition of the FD Journal!
The FD Annual Journal is a treasured tradition, dating back to 1955. Although our FD community reaches far and wide, we come together each year within the pages of the Journal to honor special people in our lives and to remember those who are no longer with us. Proceeds from the Journal fund the Foundation's important work:
- Ensuring that those living with FD have access to the best medical care;
- Funding cutting-edge research into FD and the FD gene;
- Offering support to families caring for a loved one with FD;
- Educating the Jewish community about FD and genetic testing.
To view the digital journal as a book click image below and download as a PDF.
2020 FD Journal
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