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Please join us as we continue our important work in providing care and support for individuals and families impacted by Huntington's disease. Your gift helps real families affected by Huntington's disease.

HD is a family disease. We in the HD community know it takes a toll. Time, energy, emotions, finances, dreams – all are impacted by HD.

And how do we get through it? TOGETHER

Those impacted directly understand how important it is to build your circle of care. Please know that HD Reach wants to be and is part of that circle. We care for you.

Altogether we are part of your family. And your financial gifts support us and our programs and help make it all possible.  See below how we are planning to meet the challenge of an amazing challenge gift. 2025 promises to be exceptional. Where do you fit in?

Please help us reach our goal of $30,000! This campaign ends on December 31, 2024. 

Thank you for considering a gift to HD Reach. Our community is a better place to live because of people just like you.

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Lisa Mannone

byGia Mannone

My mom was diagnosed around when I was 10 years old. I truly only knew her as an always changing and progressing sick mom. But being sick never ever stopped her from smiling and laughing. She knew how to crack a joke at even the dullest of times. She knew how to eat, especially her sweets. She fought for around 17 years with HD before passing at 51 in 2016, I was 21. She inspired me to always look at the bright side, always smile, be nice to everyone and laugh at everything. She is the reason I chose my career path and am so passionate about helping others in need. She taught me so many lessons without ever having to say a word. Of course she verbally taught me things as well, but those unspoken lessons mean the most. Now that she has passed, I look for her through different signs and find her presence in the most ofd and funny places…but that makes sense as she was a silly individual. That keeps me going! She lit up a room and I miss her so much but happy she is now free from HD.