Unleash your inner foodie and experience a distinct evening of dining all for a good cause. Funds raised benefit the 100 million Americans affected by liver disease through resources, education and support services and help advance our advocacy efforts on Capitol Hill and liver disease research.
ALF counts on donors like you to continue our critical work on behalf of the 100 million Americans affected by liver disease. Our four-star, 100% rating from Charity Navigator allows you to give with confidence knowing that your donation is directly benefitting the liver community. Thank you in advance for your continued support and leadership this year.
When you include ALF in your will, your generosity helps us continue helping the nearly 100 million Americans affected by liver disease. Learn more about how you can make an enormous impact on the liver community by giving a gift that costs nothing during your lifetime.
Join us for our monthly Young Leadership Council meeting. Meet other young professionals, expand your network, get involved, and help make a difference in the lives of the 100 million Americans affected by liver disease.
Courtney's experience as a first time mom was not what she expected. But thanks to a strong support system, Courtney is now a strong advocate for her daughter, Sadie, and the 100 million Americans affected by liver disease.
On behalf of nearly 100 million Americans affected by liver disease, we applaud the reintroduction of the Living Donor Protection Act of 2023.
More than 100 million people in the U.S. have some form of liver disease. Find more statistics about the different forms of liver disease.
Ride 100 miles in 28 days for the 100 million Americans at risk of liver disease. Cycle around your neighborhood, a local park, or on a stationary bike, and help us move closer to our ultimate finish line: a world without liver disease.
Your generous donation helps the American Liver Foundation support the 100 million Americans impacted by liver disease through critical research, advocacy, education, and support services.
The rise in obesity and diabetes is fueling a life-threatening disease known as fatty liver disease, that affects an estimated 100 million people, many of whom are unaware they even have it.
Did you know NAFLD is the most prevalent disease in human history? It is estimated to affect nearly 2 billion people worldwide and about 100 million individuals in the United States.