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.
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Other
Employees
202
Volunteers
3,630
Financial Snapshot
FY ending 2025-06-30
Revenue
$84.2M
Expenses
$69.0M
Assets
$62.7M
Liabilities
$14.4M
Financial history
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RevenueExpenses
Latest FY2025: $84.2M · Avg: $47.3M
Foreign activity (Schedule F)
Total spent abroad$3.3M
Foreign employees0
Foreign offices0
Foreign partnership interestNo
Foreign trust interestNo
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Europe (Including Iceland and Greenland)
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North America (Canada & Mexico only)
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Middle East and North Africa
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East Asia and the Pacific
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Central America and the Caribbean
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South Asia
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South America
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Political & Grant Activity
Campaign Spending
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Lobbying
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Grants Given
$15.9M
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New YORK, NY, 10018-786
Governance
Voting board members26
Independent members26
Conflict-of-interest policyYes
Whistleblower policyYes
Doc-retention policyYes
Audit committeeYes
990 reviewed by boardYes
Compensation practices
Severance paymentsYes
Equity-based compNo
Supplemental retirement planNo
Compensation committeeYes
Used comp surveyYes
Board approved compYes
Initial contract exceptionNo
Financial detail (Schedule D)
Board-designated %0.0%
Permanent endowment %100.0%
Endowment held by related orgNo
Fundraising activity (Schedule G)
Uses professional fundraisersYes
Gross fundraising receipts$7.3M
Net to org$6.5M
Retained by contractors$732K
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