Team Up for Research

Team Up for Research

Team Up for Research and support brain and behavior research

With the support of family, friends and your community, you can make a difference in the fight against mental illness. Brain & Behavior Research Foundation relies on the generosity of friends like you to help fund brain and behavior research.

100% of every dollar donated for research is invested in our research grants. Our operating expenses are covered by separate foundation grants.

When you honor or remember someone special or hold a fundraiser, you play a key role in helping us fund better prevention and treatment protocols and hopefully find a cure for mental illness.

Get started today with our Fundraising Guide. In it, you'll find tips, ideas, and resources to start fundraising or hold an event.

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Questions? Contact us at events@bbrfoundation.org.

Create Your Own Fundraiser

Here are a few examples of Team Up fundraising events. Have questions? Read our FAQs.

Hike for Mental Health

Date: Year-round
Location: Various locations in NY, NJ, and other states

HIKE for Mental Health is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization born of a single vision: a world in which everyone, including those who suffer from mental illness, can find the simple joy of living. Hike with us and raise awareness and money for mental health research.

Let the Sun Shine Run/Walk

Date: Annual
Location: Cold Spring, MN

This event was created to honor the memory of Jonathon James Robbins who was diagnosed with schizophrenia and depression and committed suicide on April 28, 2010 at the age of 22.

Team Daniel Runs

Date: Year-round
Location: Westchester County, NY, Orlando Florida, and more...

Team Daniel Running to Support Research consists of members of the Laitman family including Dan who lives a productive life with schizophrenia and his parents, Rob and Ann. They run the Walt Disney World Half-Marathon every year as well as other races across the country in an effort to raise money for schizophrenia research.

 

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