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Dear Randy,

We’re very near the midnight deadline and need just under $3,000 more to reach our $15,000 goal. This is your last chance to help support new researchers in the field of intimate partner violence. With your help we can honor new researchers who are working to prevent and end violence against women and children. Your gift will be matched up to a combined total of $15,000 through a generous matching gift from Linda’s siblings, Robert Saltzman and Nancy Saltzman, and Linda’s partner, Charlie Weeks.

Last Chance: Honor New Researchers

The CDC Foundation partners with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Futures Without Violence (FUTURES) and RALIANCE to give this award to a new researcher every two years at the National Conference on Health and Domestic Violence.

Please give your gift now to help us continue to honor new researchers. Thank you so much for your partnership and your generosity!

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Currently, more than 3.6 million middle and high school students in the United States use e-cigarettes according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The use of e-cigarettes among youth has increased significantly since the introduction of the product to the U.S. market in 2007. In response to the e-cigarette epidemic, the CDC Foundation received a grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies to monitor and evaluate e-cigarette use by collecting data on use, access, sales, attitudes and behaviors among teens and young adults. Learn more about this collaboration with state partners.

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Season 3 of Contagious Conversations

Who are the advocates behind the Flint water crisis? How has West Africa recovered from the Ebola crisis and prepared itself for future health threats? How is CDC working with partners to eliminate HIV in the United States? Learn about these topics and more in our latest podcast episodes.

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New CDC Foundation Board Member

Vanessa Benavides, senior vice president and chief compliance and privacy officer for Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. and Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, has been elected to the CDC Foundation board of directors. Vanessa is a respected leader in the healthcare industry.

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Dear Randy,

Today is World Rabies Day, a global health observance started in 2007 to raise awareness about rabies and bring together partners to enhance prevention and control efforts worldwide. While rabies is a preventable disease, more than 59,000 people die from the disease around the world each year. Rabies virus affects the brain, causing victims to develop aggression, irrational fears, confusion and anxiety; it almost always results in death.

Save and Improve Lives

Rabies is vaccine-preventable, with vaccines available for dogs and humans. It has been proven that vaccination of more than 70 percent of the dog population for three to five consecutive years can eliminate rabies from the dog population in a community, region or country, protecting both animals and people from the spread of this devastating disease.

The CDC Foundation supports more than 300 CDC-led programs, including a program aimed to eliminate dog-mediated rabies in Haiti through prevention, education, surveillance and mass dog-vaccination campaigns. Diseases like rabies spread quickly, but with your help the CDC Foundation can accelerate CDC’s lifesaving mission.

Please give today to help people in America and around the world live longer, healthier lives.

Thank you for your kindness and generosity. Together our impact is greater.

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Randy,

It’s time to save and improve lives. Join a community that's stepping up for health and wellbeing all year long. Give monthly and join the Impact Circle!

Five reasons to join our monthly
giving community, Impact Circle:

1. IMPACT

Recurring donations are the easiest way to invest in over 300 CDC-led programs in America and 130+ other countries worldwide.

2. INFORMATION

We'll keep you up-to-date on issues impacting the health of America and the world, so you can stay informed.

3. COLLABORATION

The CDC Foundation unleashes the power of collaboration between CDC, philanthropies and donors like you to support CDC's critical public health mission. You'll be a key part of a united response to the world's most urgent health needs.

4. TRUST

The CDC Foundation was founded as the sole entity authorized by Congress to mobilize philanthropic support for CDC, and has been steadfastly carrying out this mission for 25 years. We are in the top 1% of charities as rated by Charity Navigator.

5. PEACE OF MIND

Monthly giving is safe, easy and economical, and you can change the amount or cancel at any time. With just a few clicks, you'll be secure in the knowledge that you're consistently doing your part to help people everywhere lead healthier lives. (And you can feel pretty great about that.)

Become a Monthly Donor

Join the Impact Circle today and you'll be part of a group of like-minded people boosting our year-round efforts to respond to critical health challenges and emergencies. Thank you for considering supporting this lifesaving work through your reliable monthly gift.

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Hi Randy,

We've come a long way in the global fight to end polio, a crippling and potentially fatal infectious disease. While there is no cure, there are safe and effective vaccines, and thanks to worldwide vaccination efforts only three countries now remain endemic for wild poliovirus—Afghanistan, Pakistan and Nigeria.

Today, on World Polio Day, we're not only celebrating this amazing progress—we're looking ahead to the complete eradication of this disease. By immunizing every child, we can end transmission and ultimately make the world polio-free. Your support can help get us there.

Donate Now to Save, Protect and Improve Lives

The CDC Foundation is pleased to support the global effort to end polio through its work with the Bob Keegan Polio Eradication Heroes Fund, which supports health workers and volunteers who have incurred serious injury or lost their lives while working to eradicate polio. We're grateful to Rotary International, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, our partners and individuals like Bob Keegan who have come together to end polio once and for all.

Please give today to support the CDC Foundation’s health protection work around the world.

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Hi Randy,

Drs. Evelyn and Thomas McKnight have spent years advocating for patient safety. If you give today to honor their work and help save and protect lives, your gift will be matched up to a combined $50,000 through a generous matching gift.

Dr. Evelyn McKnight is a nationally recognized patient safety advocate and survivor of one of the largest viral outbreaks in American health care history. An audiologist and mother of three, Dr. McKnight was battling a recurrence of breast cancer when she learned she had been infected with hepatitis C during her treatment due to failure of health care professionals to follow fundamental injection safety practices. Dr. McKnight turned her own personal tragedy of being infected with Hepatitis C in 2002 into a crusade to save lives.

Help Promote Safe Injection Practices

Your gift will support the Evelyn and Thomas McKnight Family Fund for Patient Safety. The fund will honor and recognize important work that is promoting safe injection practices and patient safety and produce educational materials that raise awareness. Our goal is to raise $15,000 in the next two weeks, and we can do it with your support! Please share with your friends and family to help us reach our goal.

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Hi Randy,

Give today to join Evelyn and Thomas McKnight in their efforts to protect health and save lives through safe injection practices and your gift will be DOUBLED, up to a combined $50,000, thanks to a generous matching gift. We're just over halfway to our goal and with your help we can reach the finish line!

Dr. Evelyn McKnight is a nationally recognized patient safety advocate and survivor of one of the largest viral outbreaks in American health care history. An audiologist and mother of three, Dr. McKnight was battling a recurrence of breast cancer when she learned she had been infected with hepatitis C during her treatment, due to failure of health care professionals to follow fundamental injection safety practices. But in the face of this personal tragedy, Dr. McKnight decided to turn her experience into a crusade to save lives.

Help Promote Safe Injection Practices

In 2018, Evelyn and Thomas McKnight established the Evelyn and Thomas McKnight Family Fund for Patient Safety, an endowment designed to promote safe injection practices and patient safety in perpetuity. By giving to the Fund, your donation will support The McKnight Prize for Healthcare Outbreak Heroes, an annual award that honors and recognizes people who are doing important work on behalf of safe injection practices or patient safety, and educational materials and activities.

Help us continue to promote safe injection practices and other patient safety initiatives. Our goal is to raise $15,000 by the end of the week and we can do it with your support! Please share with your friends and family to help us reach our goal.

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Did you know that 29.4 million deaths go unrecorded each year?

To help strengthen the quality of birth and death registrations throughout the world, Bloomberg Philanthropies, along with partners including the CDC Foundation, are expanding the innovative Data for Health initiative.

Data for Health, which launched in 2015, partners with governments in low- and middle-income countries to strengthen the availability of public health data and improve how they use information to make policy decisions that can improve and save lives. Data for Health is expanding from 20 to 25 countries, ultimately reaching 1.5 billion people.

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10 Years of Helping Cancer Patients Prevent Infection

The Preventing Infections in Cancer Patients program was developed to help lower the risk of infection during chemotherapy by providing resources to patients, caregivers and providers. This year marks the 10-year anniversary of this impactful program, supported by Amgen Oncology. > Read More

CDC’s Faces from the Frontlines featured at Atlanta Airport

CDC’s Faces from the Frontlines shares stories about the individuals who are working on the frontlines fighting HIV and tuberculosis. This exhibit was recently featured at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and can also be viewed online. > Read More

The Role of Law and Policy in Healthcare-Associated Infections

Did you know that one in 31 U.S. hospital patients has a healthcare-associated infection at any given time? The Healthy People 2020 Law and Health Policy initiative, a collaboration with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, CDC and HHS, is playing a role in preventing these infections. > Read More

He Always Treated Everyone the Same: Remembering Thomas R. Waters

The Thomas R. Waters Memorial Scholarship for Ergonomics Research increases the community of professionals trained in ergonomics with a focus on occupational safety and health. This fund honors the legacy of CDC’s Thomas R. Waters. > Read More

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Hi Randy,

We’re very near the deadline to reach our $15,000 goal! Give by tomorrow to be a part of our collective effort to promote injection safety and have your gift matched.

With your help we can educate healthcare providers and consumers about the critical need for safer injection practices to keep healthcare safe for everyone—and your gift will be matched up to a combined $50,000.

Help Promote Patient Safety

Since Dr. Evelyn McKnight contracted Hepatitis C through unsafe injection practices 19 years ago, she and her husband Dr. Thomas McKnight have been tireless advocates domestically and globally for safe injection practices and patient safety. The Evelyn and Thomas McKnight Family Fund for Patient Safety was established in 2018 to carry on this important, lifesaving work. Your gift today will help protect countless people from contracting dangerous or deadly diseases, making a real difference in improving patient safety for us all.

Thank you so much for your partnership and generosity!

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Randy,

It’s been five years since the West Africa Ebola epidemic in Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone resulted in 28,616 cases and 11,310 deaths. Now the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is experiencing the world’s second-largest Ebola epidemic in history. More than 2,100 lives have been lost since the outbreak was declared in August 2018, and the risk of spread to neighboring countries is high.

The World Health Organization declared the Ebola outbreak a public health emergency of international concern in July 2019—a rare designation used only for the most dangerous epidemics. While progress has been made, without more urgent action the outbreak will continue to burn and pose health, security and economic risks to the world.

Fight This Ebola Epidemic With Us

The CDC Foundation and CDC need your support to deploy additional expert field staff to the frontline and provide resources to contain the virus and fight cross-border spread.

Ebola is one of the most deadly infectious diseases, causing death in approximately 50 percent of people who become infected. We need your help now to help CDC expand response efforts to this Ebola outbreak and strengthen preparedness to fight the next one.

Please give now to help us tip the scale and stop the spread of Ebola, saving lives and bringing this outbreak to an end.

Your gift to CDC Foundation’s Emergency Response Fund will enable CDC to strengthen critical global health security efforts and respond immediately to public health emergencies such as the current Ebola epidemic in the DRC. Diseases do not recognize or respect borders; fighting infectious diseases at the source is crucial to protect and save lives both at home and abroad. Will you step up to help stop Ebola in DRC?

Help us rapidly extend CDC's unique scientific expertise and fight the disease threat that is Ebola. Donate today.

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Randy,

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is experiencing the world’s second largest Ebola outbreak in history with 3,250 cases and more than 2,100 deaths. The epidemic remains a very dangerous threat, and your support is needed to end it and ensure that health systems are strengthened to prevent future outbreaks.

Fight This Ebola Epidemic: Give Now

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has called on the CDC Foundation again to help mobilize support to tackle this outbreak and prepare DRC and surrounding countries for future outbreaks, which we know will occur.

The CDC Foundation learned valuable lessons during the West Africa Ebola outbreak, including the need for rapid resource mobilization and the importance of collaboration among all sectors to stop an outbreak. The Foundation also learned how fragile gains can be if the systems in place aren’t improved upon and sustained. It is crucial to apply these lessons to contain the Ebola epidemic in DRC and turn back future outbreaks.

Donate today to help us end Ebola in DRC and strengthen response to other disasters. Thank you!

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Hi Randy,

World Antibiotic Awareness Week, which is commemorated each November, aims to increase awareness of antibiotic resistance and to encourage best practices across the globe.

Antibiotics save lives, but overuse can lead to antibiotic resistance. In doctors’ offices and emergency departments in the United States alone, at least 47 million antibiotic prescriptions each year are prescribed unnecessarily. In addition, antibiotic resistance is one of the most serious public health problems facing the United States, threatening to return us to the time when simple infections were often fatal.

Help Improve Patient Safety

The CDC Foundation supports the work of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in their dedicated efforts to improve the use of antibiotics, including ensuring access when medically needed.

In our work, we are combating antimicrobial resistance (AMR), a unique public health challenge. We are working to make meaningful progress across the spectrum of AMR: from improving antibiotic use to investing in innovative new ways to prevent and treat infections. With your help we can fight this important public health challenge, as well as many other chronic and infectious diseases.

With your support, we can save, protect and improve lives. Together our impact is greater.

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Randy,

Data is essential to tackling any outbreak, but behind all the numbers there are real people suffering and dying from a horrible disease.

Despite fresh knowledge and new medical advances since the last major Ebola outbreak in 2014, there is still much work to do to protect the health of people affected right now in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and surrounding countries.

Give Today to Ebola Response Efforts

To stop the epidemic, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) needs support through the CDC Foundation to deploy additional field staff with expertise in epidemiology, infection prevention and control, vaccines, logistics, and management and operations. In addition, funds are needed to support internet connectivity services and hardware. Response efforts will also require lab equipment, field supplies and transportation.

Will you help the CDC Foundation respond to this global health emergency?

During the 2014–2016 outbreak, the CDC Foundation—through generous support from our partners and individuals like you—provided vital resources including personal protective equipment, thermal scanning thermometers, health worker training, vehicles, and emergency operations centers in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, all in support of CDC’s prevention, detection and containment efforts. Recovery efforts remain effective five years later.

The CDC Foundation needs your help to succeed in DRC as we did before in West Africa. Your contribution today will help accelerate and expand our response to Ebola and other disasters, protecting health and saving lives. Thank you!

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Hi Randy,

Thanksgiving is a time for family and feasting in many homes across America, and a time for reflection and gratitude. During this season, I am grateful to you, our friends and donors, for your support throughout the year and the trust you place in the CDC Foundation. Together, you have made a difference in the lives of millions of people.

In return, I have a gift for you that I hope you will enjoy and find inspirational. In recognition of the global fight against threats to health, and in honor of those who persevere against tremendous odds, my family has made possible the gift of an original video for you, our CDC Foundation supporters. The video features a new song, Against All Odds, that was inspired by the work we all accomplish together to overcome the health challenges we face every day.

This song is for all of the CDC staff who are on the frontlines—those who are tackling the greatest health threats of our time. And it’s for our partners and donors who rise up to meet significant needs across the globe.

Watch Video of Against All Odds

We hope this message inspires you to join us and to continue to collaborate on tough health issues—our movement to make a difference in this world. Working together, anything is possible.

Take a moment to read my family’s story to understand how public health connects us all. The video is available on YouTube and the song can be found on Spotify or your favorite streaming platform. And please share this song with a friend this Thanksgiving season.

Forward

Warmest thanks,

P.S. Giving Tuesday is coming up on Tuesday, December 3! Please honor or remember a loved one by giving to the CDC Foundation to help others around the world.

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Randy,

My mother was a force of nature when the odds were against her. She had many health challenges during her lifetime, but she beat the odds and lived to over 97 years. She was in a car accident at 12, had a ruptured appendix at 20 and contracted polio at 28. But throughout the years I marveled at her ability to overcome illness and injury.

Tomorrow, December 3, is #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving back—a day that encourages us all to do more good in the world. During this giving season, I reflect back on my mom’s spirit that never faltered, as well as those who have inspired me.

I hope you will think of those in your life who have shaped you—your friends, your family, your colleagues—and give back in their honor or memory. By giving to the CDC Foundation on #GivingTuesday, you can make a major difference in people’s lives around the world. Your gift to the CDC Foundation fuels and amplifies our collaborative work with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to protect the health, safety and security of Americans and others around the globe.

Help Us Beat the Odds

Today, we face complex health challenges around the world, but we can beat the odds and have a tremendous impact when we come together for #GivingTuesday.

Through the CDC Foundation, you can make a difference in the health and lives of people around the world.

Together our impact is greater.

Warmest regards,

P.S. Please give to the CDC Foundation on #GivingTuesday, and then share your giving story with your family and friends to inspire others. Thank you!

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Randy,

We're getting closer! With your help, we will protect the health, safety and security of America and the world. YOU make it all possible and help us beat the odds.

Support the CDC Foundation Now

#GivingTuesday is all about giving back to the causes that you care about. Together, we can overcome seemingly insurmountable health threats—from responding to unforeseen emergencies; to fighting health threats like Ebola, HIV and meningitis; to preventing and treating chronic and infectious diseases.

With your support, we have raised about $3,000 so far of our $10,000 goal. Please give today by midnight to help us reach the finish line.

Thank you again for your support! Together our impact is greater.

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Randy,

Today is #GivingTuesday! It is a day when many of us are inspired to give in honor or memory of those we love.

As a personal example, my mother was a force of nature who defied all odds, despite facing many health challenges, including polio. Her life was a tribute not only to her tenacity and resilience in the face of these challenges, but also to major advances in science, medicine and public health.

I have seen the scientists and program specialists at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) demonstrate their tremendous strength and determination, too—especially when threats to human health seem insurmountable. When you give today, you'll be supporting their critical advances in public health and medicine.

Help Us Beat the Odds

The CDC Foundation supports CDC's critical efforts such as eliminating HIV, protecting against vaccine preventable diseases, and ending epidemics like the nation’s opioid crisis and Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. We have a #GivingTuesday goal of raising $10,000 in support of these efforts—help us meet it!

Today, we may face many public health challenges around the world, but we can beat the odds and have a tremendous impact when we all come together. Let's be the change we desire.

Thank you,

P.S. Please remember to give before midnight tonight to honor your loved ones this #GivingTuesday.

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Congrats to Doctors Without Borders, Recipient of the
CDC Foundation’s 2019 Fries Prize for Improving Health

Doctors Without Borders received the Fries Prize for Improving Health for its lifesaving impact on the health of people across the world. The Fries Prize is presented to an individual or organization doing the most to improve health for the greatest number of people. Doctors Without Borders provides medical care and emergency aid to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics and disasters in more than 70 countries.

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Navajo Nation Tackles Hantavirus

The Healthy Homes, Healthy People project is working to reduce the risk of exposure to hantavirus among residents of Navajo Nation by increasing awareness of prevention activities, providing interventions and empowering residents to repair and reinforce their homes.

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New Song: Against All Odds

In recognition of the global fight against threats to health and in honor of those who persevere against tremendous odds, our President and CEO Dr. Judy Monroe and her family share an original song by her daughter, Kelley Elle, with all CDC Foundation friends, supporters and partners.

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New CDC Foundation Board Chair

Leah Devlin, DDS, MPH, has been named chair of the CDC Foundation Board of Directors. Devlin joined the board in 2012. She is a professor of the practice in the Department of Health Policy and Management at The Gillings School of Global Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Thank you for your support yesterday on Giving Tuesday and every day of the year. Thanks to you, we are making an impact throughout the world.

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“Every day and in times of crisis, the CDC Foundation works to improve millions of lives... you can give and support its mission while knowing that your gift will make a positive impact on health and lives worldwide.”

— Maria Thacker Goethe
Executive Director, Georgia Global Health Alliance
CDC Foundation Donor

Randy,

There’s only a short time left to make a charitable year-end gift to the CDC Foundation, but I have some exciting news to share with you. A generous donor has stepped up to offer a wonderful challenge.

For every dollar we raise before December 31, the donor will match it, up to a total of $10,000! This means your gift today will be DOUBLED—making TWICE the impact.

Donate by the December 31 Deadline

We are improving health and saving lives, but we need your help. I urge you to give today in support of our lifesaving work in the United States and around the world.

On behalf of the CDC Foundation, thank you very much for your generosity. Together our impact is greater.

Warmest regards,

P.S. To qualify as a 2019 charitable donation as allowable by the IRS, your online donation must be made by 11:59 p.m. in your time zone, December 31, 2019.

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HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Thank you for partnering with us in 2019. Together, we are creating innovative, high-impact programs and breakthrough collaborations that save and improve lives. Through your support of the CDC Foundation, you made it possible for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to advance vital work.

As we look back on this year, we are inspired by the transformative power of bringing organizations together to work toward common goals. Your generosity helped millions of people in America and across the globe, and we’re deeply grateful. Thank you for joining with us to create a healthier, safer world for us all.

We also invite you to join us on your favorite social media platforms and help us share more about CDC’s lifesaving work in 2020:

Facebook

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Explore some of our most-read recent blogs and news to see the impact of our work in action.

Reducing Veteran Suicide

According to a CDC report, deaths by suicide are at the highest rate in decades with more than 6,000 veteran suicides each year from 2008–2016. And troubling, the rate of suicide among veterans in 2016 was 1.5 times higher than non-veterans. We are working to build capacity of veteran-serving organizations.

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A Simple Way to Leave a Legacy

A simple, tax effective way to give is by making the CDC Foundation a beneficiary of an account like a retirement, investment, checking or savings account or your life insurance policy. You simply need to ask your account holder for a new beneficiary designation form.

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Against All Odds: Atlanta Journal Constitution Article

There was a moment last year when Dr. Judy Monroe and her daughter Kelley Lubitz sat talking about writing a song that would somehow capture the passion and sheer dedication of those who work to protect the health of people across the globe. Learn more about how a song became a double dose of honor and inspiration.

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Dear Randy,

Thank you for partnering with us. Together, we are creating innovative, high-impact programs and breakthrough collaborations that save and improve lives. Through your support of the CDC Foundation, you made it possible for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to advance vital work.

As we look back on this year, we are inspired by the transformative power of bringing organizations together to work toward common goals. Your generosity helped millions of people in America and across the globe, and we’re deeply grateful.

Thank you for joining with us to create a healthier, safer world for us all.

We wish you a healthy and happy holiday season!

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Randy,

We are very near the midnight deadline. This is your last chance to make a charitable year-end gift to the CDC Foundation. Please give today. Your gift—whatever the amount—is life changing. You will help support and accelerate CDC’s critical public health programs in the new year.

Don’t miss out on the match! Two generous donors are matching all gifts, whatever the size, up to a total of $20,000. With your help we can reach our year-end goal, and we need just $1,600 more before midnight TONIGHT to meet it. Help us exceed it!

Give Now to Double Your Gift

Time is running out for the match and for so many that need your help to be healthy in 2020. Thank you for helping us protect the health, safety and security of America and the world.

Together our impact is greater.

Warmest regards,

P.S. To qualify as a 2019 charitable donation as allowable by the IRS, your online donation must be made by 11:59 p.m. in your time zone, December 31, 2019.

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Randy,

You have just four days remaining to make a 2019 charitable contribution that helps protect the health, safety and security of America and the world.

We need your help now. Can we count on you to help us accelerate and amplify the lifesaving work of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)?

Make a Charitable Donation Now

Help us reach our $15,000 year-end goal! Now through December 31, a generous donor has pledged to match your gift dollar for dollar, up to a total of $10,000. Your gift will go much further if you give today, and you'll be making a difference in people’s lives around the world.

You can also join our Impact Circle by choosing the donate monthly option, making you part of the community that gives a regular monthly gift. Impact Circle members provide reliable support to our year-round efforts to respond to critical health emergencies.

Thank you for all that you do to help CDC prevent, detect and respond to health threats to keep us healthy and safe.

Together our impact is greater.

Warmest regards,

P.S. To qualify as a 2019 charitable donation as allowable by the IRS, your online donation must be made by 11:59 p.m. in your time zone, December 31, 2019.

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At the CDC Foundation we believe everyone can make an impact—no matter the size of your contribution. Every day, we leverage your support with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) world-class scientists and programs to do so much more than any of us could do alone.

Together, we are improving and saving lives and working with CDC to make an impact around the globe. In this year’s report, you can read more about your support in action.

You’ll find stories of impact, from an evaluation of a typhoid vaccine in Zimbabwe to a sickle cell data collection initiative in California. You can also explore highlights of our work—protecting people from emerging diseases, providing resources for patients, making roads safer, sharing information on important health topics, and much more.

View Our Year in Review

Thank you for your dedication, your support and your commitment to impact. These accomplishments would not be possible without your support.

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“Your support is critical
alongside government funding.

Donations like yours provide the additional
speed and flexibility
needed in rapidly evolving situations
like the coronavirus outbreak,

helping CDC in its mission to
save and protect lives.”

—Judith Monroe, MD
President and CEO
CDC Foundation

There are now over 20,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in 24 total countries. As infections grow, we need your support to help stop the spread of this outbreak.

I Want to Help

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Randy:

The World Heath Organization (WHO) has just declared the coronavirus outbreak to be a public health emergency of international concern, as the number of people infected in China has now surpassed those infected with SARS during the 2002–2003 epidemic. The death toll has risen to 170 in China, with more than 7,800 confirmed cases of infection as of Thursday afternoon. More than 80 cases have been recorded outside of China, and 18 countries have reported confirmed cases.

As infections grow, we need your support in mobilizing to quickly assist the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as they take aggressive public health measures to help stop the spread of the virus.

Help Provide Emergency Support

We have seen time and again that flexible, fast-moving support is critical in addressing global disease threats. This is why we need your help now as we tackle the coronavirus outbreak. Will you step up and support the response?

Together our impact is greater.

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Randy,

Happy New Year! Thank you for all that you have done to support the CDC Foundation in 2019. Together with your help we can battle the toughest health crises in America and around the world. These are just a few of the many critical health issues we are working to tackle in 2020:

GLOBAL HEALTH SECURITY

More than 70 percent of the world remains underprepared to prevent, detect and respond to a public health emergency. Disease knows no boundaries. A pathogen can travel from a remote village to major cities around the world in as little as 36 hours.

As part of the Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA), the CDC Foundation works with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to strengthen public health systems and contain outbreaks at the source, before they spread into regional epidemics or global pandemics.

EBOLA

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is experiencing the world’s second largest Ebola epidemic in history with more than 3,300 cases and more than 2,100 deaths.

We are working to beat back Ebola, through on-the-ground support for contract tracing, vaccination and surveillance in DRC. Your help enables us to bring an end to the outbreak and begin shoring up health system capacities to prevent or respond to another outbreak.

DATA MODERNIZATION

A modernized public health data system is critical to CDC's ability to detect, prevent and respond to health threats. The CDC Foundation is working to extend government investment with philanthropic sector support to ensure our nation's health through more robust and rapid information flows, making sure data and data systems are timely, active and predictive to keep us safe from the next health threat.

You have helped leverage the expertise of the nation’s leading public health agency, the CDC, which is dedicated to saving lives and protecting the health of Americans and people around the world. Through your support, CDC is ready 24/7 to respond to any natural or manmade event.

Please consider making one of your New Year’s resolutions to advance life-saving health programs in 2020!

Thank you again, and best wishes for a happy new year! Together our impact is greater.

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At the CDC Foundation we believe everyone can make an impact—no matter the size of your contribution. Every day, we leverage your support with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) world-class scientists and programs to do so much more than any of us could do alone.

Together, we are improving and saving lives and working with CDC to make an impact around the globe. In this year’s report, you can read more about your support in action.

You’ll find stories of impact, from an evaluation of a typhoid vaccine in Zimbabwe to a sickle cell data collection initiative in California. You can also explore highlights of our work—protecting people from emerging diseases, providing resources for patients, making roads safer, sharing information on important health topics, and much more.

View Our Year in Review

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Dear Randy,

The collective impact of our supporters’ contributions to the CDC Foundation can be life changing to others in need.

Today, we are excited to launch the Healthy Futures Society, comprised of individuals who have decided to leave a gift in their will or estate plans to the CDC Foundation. Healthy Futures Society members choose to make a gift to help others live safer, longer, healthier lives by leveraging the expertise and dedication of CDC’s world-class scientists.

Recently, my husband and I made the decision to include the CDC Foundation in our estate plan. Now that our children are grown, we wanted to find a way to support our life’s work and our passion for promoting the health and wellbeing of all people. We could think of no better way to do so than through the CDC Foundation, whose positive impact we see firsthand each day.

It brings us great joy to know we will make a difference in others’ lives even after we are gone. If you, too, have a passion for public health, I hope you will join me by becoming an inaugural member of the Healthy Futures Society this year. As we celebrate the CDC Foundation’s 25th anniversary in 2020, we have an ambitious goal to reach 25 members by the end of this year.

Along with the Healthy Futures Society, we have launched a planned giving website, where you can read about the many creative ways to give to the CDC Foundation—options that also benefit you and your loved ones and your financial wellbeing.

For more information about planned giving or the Healthy Futures Society, please contact Amy Macklin, senior advancement officer, at 404-523-1874 or amacklin@cdcfoundation.org.

Join us to create a healthier, safer world for us all!

Best regards,

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A Health Threat Anywhere is a Health Threat Everywhere

In recent weeks, a novel coronavirus was detected in Wuhan City, China, and the virus has spread to a growing number of countries, including the United States. To protect the health of Americans and other countries, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been taking aggressive public health measures. Additionally, CDC requested that the CDC Foundation activate our Emergency Response Fund to provide support to address rapidly emerging response needs.

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) stepped forward with a catalytic donation of $1 million. Over the years, RWJF has provided incredible support in many CDC Foundation response efforts, ranging from the Haiti earthquake to the West Africa Ebola outbreak to support for responses to hurricanes in U.S. territories.

Learn more about how the CDC Foundation is working with CDC to bring together resources for the response and how you can help.

LEARN MORE

Explore some of our most-read recent blogs and news to see the impact of our work in action.

Leave a Lasting Legacy

The CDC Foundation recently launched the Healthy Futures Society, recognizing those who leave a gift in their will or estate plans to the CDC Foundation. A new planned giving website is also now available as a resource.

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Protect Yourself this Flu Season

Flu activity is high in the United States and is expected to continue for weeks. CDC provides the latest data on the impact of the flu and resources and tips to help protect yourself and your loved ones.

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The Secrets of Successful Women: Forbes Article

In a recent Forbes article for The Secrets of Successful Women series, President and CEO Dr. Judy Monroe shared her public health career journey. One of a few lessons she shared in the article was her love for learning, and the critical importance of continuous learning across one’s career: “To me, it’s essential to take on opportunities to learn and grow as a professional, and I found it rewarding to prioritize taking on a new challenge over playing it safe. ”

> READ MORE

Season 4 is coming soon: Catch up on the latest episodes now

To listen to our podcast, Contagious Conversations, subscribe or download on Apple or Google Podcasts or your favorite podcasting app.

#ShowImpact

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Randy:

Today is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, and this year's official theme is "We're in this together." It's a reminder of the importance of social support—from friends, family, colleagues and partners—when addressing HIV in the black community. And it's a chance to remember that we all have a part to play in ending the cycle of HIV stigma.

Let's End HIV Together

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), an estimated 1.1 million people in the United States are living with HIV today.

But we now have a unique, once-in-a-generation opportunity to eliminate HIV in the U.S. by 2030.

The Department of Health and Human Services is currently leading the Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) initiative, an integrated effort involving multiple federal health agencies. And the CDC Foundation's own Ending the HIV Epidemic Fund is designed to build on and extend this public funding, enabling donors like you to support this historic effort.

It's time to show our friends, families and communities that we're in this together. Please help play a part by giving today.

Thank you for your kindness and generosity.

Together our impact is greater.

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Randy:

In recent weeks, a novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) was detected in Wuhan City, China, and the virus has spread to a growing number of countries, including the United States.

According to the World Health Organization, as of January 26, more than 2,000 cases of 2019-nCoV have been confirmed globally, with 1,985 cases in China and 29 cases in more than 10 countries outside of China. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced five confirmed cases in the United States and anticipates more confirmed cases, including some spread from person-to-person.

Please help us stem the spread of this infectious disease before it’s too late.

CDC is taking aggressive public health measures to help protect the health of Americans, including requesting that the CDC Foundation activate its Emergency Response Fund to provide support to rapidly emerging response needs. We need your help.

Donate to the Emergency Response Fund Now

Funds raised by the CDC Foundation through its Emergency Response Fund will be used to meet fast-emerging needs identified by CDC. These include:

additional support for state and local health departments,
support for the global response,
logistics, communications and data management,
personal protective equipment,
critical response supplies

...and more.

Randy, will you help us fight this outbreak and support our emergency response all around the world?

Together our impact is greater.

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Randy:

Happy Valentine's Day! Today we celebrate the ones we love—and we love our donors, partners and supporters!

Each February we also celebrate Heart Month, with the aim of keeping the ones we love safe from heart disease. After all, studies show that having positive, close relationships really does help keep your heart healthy. And this Heart Month, when you choose to save and improve lives through a gift to the CDC Foundation in honor of your valentine, you'll be able to send them a special Valentine's e-card, too!

Honor Your Valentine

The CDC Foundation supports the work of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the fight against heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States. The research we've funded through the generosity of our donors is helping more people survive heart disease and stroke.

Donate now and you can play a critical role in advancing this lifesaving work.

Together our impact is greater.

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Randy:

January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month. Not all birth defects can be prevented, but mothers can increase their chances of having a healthy baby by managing health conditions and by adopting healthy behaviors before and during pregnancy.

The CDC Foundation supports the work of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and our partners to prevent birth defects and maternal deaths. The Taking Action to Study Babies with Zika in the United States program, for example, supports studying the impacts of Zika virus on mothers and babies in the United States and its territories—the largest cohort of Zika-affected pregnancies in the world. In this critical study, CDC is at the forefront of answering key questions about Zika, monitoring more than 7,300 pregnancies in the United States and territories and connecting children to care when needed.

Please support the CDC Foundation and help us continue to learn more about Zika, so that we can help those children and families who are suffering from congenital Zika as well as protect future generations.

GIVE NOW

The CDC Foundation also works closely with the Food Fortification Initiative, which is a partnership whose mission is to plan, implement and monitor food fortification programs. Vitamins and minerals used in fortification prevent neural tube birth defects and anemia caused by nutritional deficiencies and create healthier children and more productive adults.

These important programs, as well as the CDC Foundation’s many other programs that save and improve lives, are not possible without your generosity. Please don’t wait—make a donation to support the CDC Foundation today and help people live longer, healthier safer lives.

Together our impact is greater.

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Contagious Conversations Podcast Releases New Episodes

How can you provide medical aid to women in areas of instability and conflict?

How can we prepare the next generation of the public health workforce?

How can we bring diverse views together to tackle the most pressing health challenges of our time?

These are some of the topics discussed in Season 4 of the CDC Foundation�s podcast, Contagious Conversations, which launched today. Learn more from our podcast guests who share their perspectives on today�s toughest health challenges, including global maternal health, the HIV/AIDS epidemic, how public health has evolved in America and our nation�s needs for the next generation of the public health workforce.

MEET OUR PODCAST GUESTS

To listen to Contagious Conversations, subscribe or download on Apple or Google Podcasts or your favorite podcasting app.

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Randy:

Every moment counts
when it comes to an emergency.

The CDC Foundation is uniquely positioned to mobilize resources quickly to protect people from COVID-19, a new coronavirus with confirmed cases in more than 30 countries. And with your support, we can meet current and future demands—like increased diagnostic capacity to test individuals for coronavirus.

Donate Now

When we started our COVID-19 response work just over three weeks ago, we knew our colleagues at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and in state and local health departments would need assistance to meet the extra demands on them.

To date, with the help of donors like you, our team has worked with CDC to support needs in 11 state public health laboratories—including support for new testing equipment to more rapidly process the volume of test samples as well as providing overtime for public health workers.

What we didn't anticipate, however, were some of the other gaps that would arise, such as aid for individuals in quarantine. So working closely with CDC, we have been identifying and addressing these emerging new issues, and then working to provide immediate assistance where most needed.

Won't you help meet critical response needs where federal and state funding is not available quickly enough or at all?

Thank you for helping protect health and save lives through your generous support!

Together our impact is greater.

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The COVID-19 coronavirus response continues to evolve, and through the generous support of you, our donors and partners, we are helping extend the lifesaving work of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

To date, the CDC Foundation team has mobilized approximately $1.7 million and is working closely with our colleagues at CDC to discover gaps where government support is not available or available in time to meet needs. And those needs are rising along with the spread of COVID-19, which has now infected more than 76,000 people in 30 countries, primarily in China.

We want to update you on the ways your support is helping right now—from supplying public health laboratories with test equipment to assisting travelers in quarantine:

See a Report on Our Response

We thank each of you who have stepped forward to provide much-needed support. We could not do what is needed without your incredible trust and generosity. We will continue to keep you informed in the weeks ahead with additional updates on how your support is making an impact.

Together our impact is greater.

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