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2011 Revenues- $ 792,697
3 %
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Since 1994, when The Brain Aneurysm Foundation was established in Boston on August 19, 1994, as a public charity, our funding has been targeted to
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31 % |
66 % |
Events $ 523,937
Donations by Individuals $ 244,760
Corporate Donations $ 24,000
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providing critical awareness, education, support and research funding to reduce the
incidence of brain aneurysm ruptures. The foundation has no endowment; every
dollar we raise is deployed to advance research to reduce the incidence of brain
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aneurysm ruptures, to create wider awareness of brain aneurysms, to provide |
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support for those affected by brain aneurysms, and to educate patients, their |
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2011 Expenses- $ 650,276 |
families, and the medical community about brain aneurysms. |
The Brain Aneurysm Foundation keeps a sharp eye on expenses and strives to |
11 % |
14 % |
32 % |
Research $ 206,017
Education / Support / Awareness $ 282,298
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maintain a low overhead. |
43 % |
Management and General $ 89,106
Fundraising $ 72,855
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* Audited financial results for 2011 not currently available. |