GGAC Research Foundation is a private non-governmental organization established in 2006 by Dr. Gregory A. Christopher. Born out of profound personal loss and a deep commitment to improving global health, the foundation was created in honor of Dr. Christopher’s daughter, Tina, who was born with anencephaly and lived only three hours. Her brief yet impactful life serves as the driving force behind our mission to transform lives through groundbreaking research, humanitarian assistance, and community-driven initiatives.

At GGAC Research Foundation, we are dedicated to advancing healthcare and supporting vulnerable communities worldwide. Our work spans a diverse range of initiatives, from funding medical research to responding to pandemics and providing humanitarian aid during natural disasters.

Funding and Commitment

The foundation is primarily funded through 50% of the profits generated by GGAC Research, ensuring a sustainable and impactful approach to philanthropy. This unique funding model enables us to focus on high-impact initiatives, such as:

• Medical research into diseases like ALS, cancer, Huntington’s disease, HIV/AIDS, and heart conditions.
• Pandemic response efforts in Europe, Asia, and Africa during crises like Ebola, chickenpox, and COVID-19.
• Humanitarian assistance for communities affected by natural disasters in Africa and Asia.
• Support for children’s medical needs, providing critical care and funding for life-saving treatments.

A Legacy of Impact

Since our inception, GGAC Research Foundation has been a beacon of hope for millions. Guided by compassion and innovation, we work tirelessly to create a better future for those most in need. Our efforts reflect the enduring spirit of Tina’s legacy—a commitment to making every moment of life meaningful.

Join us as we continue to make a difference, one initiative at a time. Together, we can honor Tina’s memory and create a brighter, healthier future for all.