Building a better tomorrow for GNAO1 patients and families
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Building a better tomorrow for GNAO1 patients and families
Most patients have been diagnosed in the past year or two.
400+ people are known to be impacted by a GNAO1 related neurodevelopmental disorder.
What We Do
The Bow Foundation supports GNAO1 families by raising awareness, enhancing research, and fostering community.
ABOUT GNAO1
To date about 400+ people worldwide have been identified as having a mutation on the GNAO1 gene.
RESEARCH
We fund cutting edge research into GNAO1–related neurodevelopmental disorders and similar rare diseases.
Who is GNAO1?
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Your donation will help fund GNAO1 medical research and change lives. No amount is too small.
News
Latest from the Bow Foundation and GNAO1 News
Bow Foundation Announces $540,000 in Rare Disease Research Grants
Charlottesville, VA – The Bow Foundation is awarding $540,000 in grants to fund six groundbreaking research projects aimed at advancing medical understanding and treatment options for GNAO1-related disorders, a rare neurological genetic condition. This grant program...
Bow Foundation Announces $300,000 in Rare Disease Grants
Charlottesville, VA – The Bow Foundation today announced a total of $300,000 in grants to fund three new projects to advance medical research into GNAO1-related disorders, a rare neurological genetic condition with no common name. The Bow Foundation grant program is...
2022 Year in Review (PDF)
We want to send you a special note of thanks for your continued support of the Bow Foundation and our mission to build a better tomorrow for GNAO1 patients and their families. Click here to view our full 2022 year in review - Bow Foundation 2022 Year in Review
STORIES
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Read stories from some of the roughly 400+ people impacted by a GNAO1 disorder.





