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  1. Accepting Donations
  2. Accessibility of Tools
  3. Accountants
  4. Additional/Supplemental Resources
  5. Advisory Boards
  6. Advocacy
  7. Advocacy Organizations List
  8. Advocacy Resources
  9. Articles, Letters, and Other Media for Lay Publication
  10. Assistive Technology
  11. Attaining 501(c)(3) Status (Not-For-Profit Determination)
  12. Attending Professionals' Annual Meetings
  13. Audits
  14. Autopsies and Tissue Collection
  15. Available Resources
  16. Barriers to Rare Disease Research
  17. Basic Formatting
  18. Becoming the Organization You Imagine
  19. Benefits of Collaboration with Advocacy Organization Community
  20. Best Practices
  21. BioBanks
  22. Biobank Sample Collection
  23. Biobank and Registry External Relations
  24. Biobank and Registry Financial Management
  25. Blogging
  26. Blood and Tissue Banks
  27. Brochures and Fact Sheets
  28. Building a Website
  29. Bylaws and Articles
  30. Celebrity Spokesperson
  31. Challenges of 'Splinter Groups'
  32. Characterize Condition
  33. Characterize Resources
  34. Charity Rating Listings
  35. Childcare
  36. Children's Hopes and Dreams Foundations
  37. Choosing Internet Service Provider
  38. Choosing an Internet Service Provider
  39. Clinician- and Researcher-Focused Materials
  40. Compare Goals and Resources, with the Characteristics of the Condition
  41. Conference Call Services
  42. Conferences, Workshops, and Meetings for Affected Individuals
  43. Connecting Individuals
  44. Connecting Organizations
  45. Considering Starting a Support Group for a Condition that Already Has One?
  46. Consumer Medical Information
  47. Consumers and Researchers: Making It Work
  48. Cool Tips
  49. Councils and Other Advisory Bodies
  50. Creating New Pages
  51. Creating a Natural History Survey
  52. Dealing with Death
  53. Defining Our Terms
  54. Determine Goals
  55. Developing a Governance Board
  56. Developing the Organization That Can Achieve Your Goals
  57. Disease Advocacy Organization(DAO)
  58. Disease Advocacy Organization(DAO) Manual
  59. Disease Advocacy Organization (DAO) Manual
  60. Donations
  61. Donations from Canada/Outside the US
  62. Drug Development
  63. Editing Practice
  64. Educating Membership about Research
  65. Educating Your Membership about Research
  66. Education of Members, Providers, and the Public
  67. Emergency Preparedness
  68. Ensuring Cultural Competence
  69. Events
  70. Expertise
  71. FARA Patient Registry Q & A
  72. FARA Q & A
  73. Facilitating Quality Research
  74. Family Health History
  75. Family Health History Initiative Guidelines
  76. Financial Assets
  77. Financial and Summary Statement
  78. Finding a Lawyer
  79. Functions of Advocacy Organization
  80. Funding
  81. Funding Research by Others
  82. Fundraising
  83. Fundraising/Third Party
  84. Fundraising Appeals
  85. General Resources
  86. Genetic Alliance
  87. Genetic Alliance(GA) SOP
  88. Genetic Alliance BioBank
  89. Genetic Privacy
  90. Getting Grants
  91. Getting Needs on Government and Legislative Agendas
  92. Getting Needs onto the Research Agenda
  93. Getting Your Community Interested
  94. Getting Your Needs on Government and Legislative Agendas
  95. Getting a Biobank or Registry Started
  96. Getting an ICD-9 code added for your condition
  97. Harnessing the Resources That Are Hard to Measure
  98. Health care Providers and Specialists
  99. Helping Your Membership Help Your Group
  100. History of Advocacy Organizations and Genetic Alliance

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