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MIP Score

46

Health Associations
Genetic Disorders

Tatton Brown Rahman Syndrome Community Inc.

Mission

Tatton Brown Rahman Syndrome (TBRS) is a rare genetic condition caused by mutations in the DNMT3A gene. The TBRS Community is dedicated to supporting families affected by this syndrome, advancing research, and building a network of connections among patients, families, clinicians, and researchers.

Basic Information

Tax-Exempt

Address

122 Hunns Lake Rd, Stanfordville, New York, 12581

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Founded in

2017

EIN

81-2216511

Total Assets

$832.9 thousand

UN Sustainable Development Goals Supported

This organization contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. See the SDG page for more information.

At a Glance

New Family Welcome Packet

New Family Welcome Packet

An informational resource designed to support newly diagnosed families.

Collaborative Research Network Conference

Collaborative Research Network Conference

A conference that brings researchers and clinicians together to discuss TBRS and related research.

TBRS Community Summit

TBRS Community Summit

An event that unites the TBRS community for networking and sharing experiences.

Past Events

2022 TBRS Family Conference

October 7, 2022

The 2022 TBRS Community Virtual Family Conference featured talks from prominent clinicians and researchers about TBRS.

TBRS Collaborative Research Network Conference, 2022

September 20, 2022

The TBRS Collaborative Research Network Conference brought together experts to discuss ongoing research related to TBRS.

Upcoming Events

New Family Meet-Ups — Upcoming Dates!

New Family Meet-Ups — Upcoming Dates!

February 28, 2024

Quarterly virtual meet-ups for newly diagnosed and existing TBRS families to connect and share experiences.

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2023 TBRS Community Summit

2023 TBRS Community Summit

August 7, 2023

Bringing together the community for the first time since 2011 with a Family Conference.

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MIP Score (Beta)

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Overall Score

46

50

/100

Program Expense Ratio

72.78%

8

/20

Program Revenue Growth

-100.00%

2

/20

Leverage Ratio

0.0104

20

/20

Working Capital Ratio

5.247

18

/20

Fundraising Efficiency

0

2

/20

Latest Filing Data: Form 990

Fiscal Year:2022

Source:Source: Self-reported by organization

Financial Details

Revenue

CategoryAmountPercentage
Contributions, Gifts, and Grants163.6K98.93%
Program Services00.00%
Investment Income00.00%
Sales of Non-Inventory Assets00.00%
Other Notable Sources1.768K1.07%
Total Revenue165.4K100.00%