Genetic Counseling Foundation

 

About the Genetic Counseling Foundation (GCF)

The GCF was founded by the National Society of Genetic Counselors in 2005 with the mission to serve as the catalyst for the integration of genomic information and genetic counseling services into healthcare through philanthropic support of education, research, and public policy. 

The GCF is currently funding a Collaborative Genetics Services Summit to be held in mid-to-late summer 2011. Using funds raised by the GCF, the NSGC will bring together genetics professionals, nurses, physician assistants, primary care and specialty physicians, pharmacists, industry representatives, advocates, and other relevant stakeholders to develop competency and evidence-based models for integrating genetics and genomics into health care.

The GCF has been placed in a dormant state in 2011 and beyond and active fundraising has stopped. However, the Audrey Heimler Special Project Award and George Tiller Memorial Fund remain under the GCF, so donors who wish to continue making tax-deductible donations can do so.

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Dr. George Tiller Memorial Fund

Dr. Tiller was a friend and advocate of genetic counseling whose death will be felt by his family, friends, patients and health professionals for many years to come. Because of Dr. Tiller’s unyielding commitment to the work of our profession, his family has graciously agreed to permit NSGC to honor his memory and continue his commitment to the genetic counseling profession through the establishment of this fund.

To donate online (credit card payment only), please click here. Note: please specify that your donation is for Dr. George Tiller Fund in the field titled "Description of Payment."

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Contact Us

The Genetic Counseling Foundation
330 N. Wabash Avenue
Suite 2000
Chicago, IL 60611
Phone: 312-321-6834              
Fax: 312-673-6972
nsgc@nsgc.org

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Find members of NSGC through the Find A Genetic Counselor search.  Genetic counselors work in university medical centers, community clinics, public health departments, diagnostic laboratories, and many other health, education, and related agencies.