Parkinson'S Foundation Inc

“The form 990 is prepared by the foundation's accountants and is reviewed by the board of trustees audit committe and management prior to filing.”

“A conflict of interest disclosure statement must be completed and signed by each board member, officer and key employee of the foundation annually. Any known or reasonably foreseeable actual or potential conflict of interest must be disclosed in writing as soon as possible to the cfo, ceo, or a member of the executive committee of the board. The disclosure statement must be completed, executed and filed with the foundation by all individuals seeking to serve the foundation as a board member, officer or key employee prior to such individuals commencing his or her service to the foundation.”

“The president and ceo's compensation was established using comparable market data, based on advice provided by a professional recruiting firm retained by pf. The foundation formed a committee, comprised of board members, to recruit the president and ceo and that committee approved the level of his compensation.”

“All of the other officers and key employees of the foundation have had their salaries set based on market remuneration levels verified by independent experts.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements available to the public upon request. The latest audited financial statements and tax return are also available for download from the organization's website.”

“The foundation's mission is to make life better for people with parkinson's disease by improving care and advancing research toward a cure. In everything we do, we build on the energy, experience and passion of our global parkinson's community. As a national organization with a local presence and impact, the foundation brings help and hope to an estimated one million individuals in the united states and ten million individuals worldwide who are living with parkinson's. The three pillars of our mission are research, care and education: research accelerate the development of new and better therapies for people living with parkinson's disease. - priority 1 - advance parkinson disease generation as a platform for genetic research insights, clinical trial recruitment, and real-world data collection and analysis. - priority 2 - fund scientists pursuing novel ideas that lead to breakthroughs or new therapies. - priority 3 - build a cohort of parkinson disease patients with genetic, clinical and demographic data to advance research, clinical care, and policy. - priority 4 - advocate for policy changes that accelerate research. Improved care raise the standard of care to improve health and quality of life for people living with parkinson's disease. - priority 1 - expand and enhance pf's global care network to promote excellence in parkinson's care. - priority 2 - pilot and scale innovative models of care to expand access, promote efficiency, and improve outcomes. - priority 3 - advance pd-specific standards of care across the care continuum. - priority 4 - use patient advocacy and policy initiatives to drive improvements in and access to parkinson disease care. Education and empowerment offer information and resources to help people living with and affected by parkinson's navigate every stage of the disease and foster community. - priority 1 - provide up-to-date resources that address the unique needs of people affected by parkinson's. - priority 2 - scale pf's field presence and engagement programs to connect more people to resources. - priority 3 - support community members to lead collaboration, foster connection, and facilitate learning within their communities. - priority 4 - continuously improve and update pf's communication channels to reach new people, expand access, and promote engagement across the parkinson's community.”

“CANCELLED GRANTS - 795869; Total - 795869;”

“The organization's audit committee is responsible for the selection of the independent accounting firm that audits the foundation's financial statements and the oversight of the annual audit.”