Take Action.
Fundraise for CODA.
Simple, direct ways to put research first.
Every dollar goes directly to advance research for patients who can’t wait.
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Fundraise Through Instagram/Facebook
Create your own fundraiser directly on Instagram or Facebook in support of CODA! Share your story and make an impact.
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Start Your Own Community Fundraiser
Channel your passions, talents, and community into a fundraiser that supports research for patients with complex disorders.
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Run/Walk Your Own Race
Join a local race, run a marathon, or do it yourself at your own pace to fundraise.
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Donate Now
Make a one-time gift. 100% goes directly to research across CODA's five neuroimmune areas.
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Become a Monthly Donor
Sustained giving lets CODA commit to the multi-year research real breakthroughs require.
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Workplace Giving & Matching Gifts
Many employers match donations dollar for dollar. Check with your HR team to double your impact.
To start fundraising, follow the 3 simple steps below:
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Choose How You Fundraise
Choose a way to fundraise that inspires you!From birthdays and bake sales to any creative projects, the possibilities are yours to explore.
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Create Your Fundraising Page
Create your personal fundraising page on Givebutter to set your goal, tell your story, and track your progress.
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Start Fundraising
Share your campaign to spread awareness and gain support with your friends, family and community and watch your impact grow!
Want to turn your passions or hobbies into support for research? Join the CODA 50 Challenge and move research forward.
Because progress takes all of us.
Science only moves when we come together and power it forward. Funding fuels the research, the discovery, and the breakthroughs patients deserve.
Funding helps build the studies, the tools, and the change we need for patients—faster and better.
Fundraise for CODA!
Stand with us as we lead the patient movement for faster and more expansive research.
CODA Is Where Better Begins
“Patients need help now. CODA is doing this differently — looking for answers far beyond our symptoms and building a system for researchers to dig deeper, move faster, and help doctors finally make us better.”
— Alexandra Cohen, Community Coordinator