Philanthropy
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Susan Skinner Memorial Fund Scholarship now accepting applications
Do you want to deepen your involvement with the bleeding disorders community and meet women who are going through similar experiences to your own? Now...
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WFH volunteer awards: call for nominations now open
Volunteers are the backbone of our organization—their contributions help drive us towards our vision of Treatment for All. Whether by sharing their knowledge, time, or...
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Thank you NHF and Chapters
“Don’t let my son die.” It took only five words for Judy Chege, a mother in Kenya, to express a lifetime of fear. Thankfully, her...
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World Hemophilia Day fundraising campaign a great success
Thanks to the dedication of our community members, our first-ever World Hemophilia Day fundraising campaign was a rousing success. People living with a bleeding disorder,...
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Building on a family legacy, one month at a time
Gina Schnabel’s earliest memories are of her father—World Federation of Hemophilia Founder Frank Schnabel—working with volunteers from around the world to raise awareness about bleeding...
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Your action today. Their future tomorrow.
Imagine for a moment how difficult this past year would have been if you had no stable internet access. Or if a four-hour ride in...
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Solidarity is our superpower: Coming together to support care in a new global reality
Your support was needed more than ever. The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) and I thank you for answering the call. It’s been said many...
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NMOs respond generously to call for COVID-19 relief
It is no secret that the strength of our global community lies in our solidarity. This was once again evident in the response to our...
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New England Hemophilia Association takes a global journey
Giving Tuesday began in 2012 with a simple but powerful idea: create a day that encourages people to do good. It has since grown into...
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Compassion to Action: together we can make a lasting impact
The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) exists because we believe—as do you—that where you live should never determine your access to care. Every day we...
