Help us meet the challenge to advance Dr. Djalilian's vital work! The Rohl Family is issuing two generous challenges this Giving Day. The first 10 gifts received will unlock $125,000 in support of Dr. Djalilian’s research. When we reach 20 gifts, an additional $125,000 will be unlocked.
"We are honored to support Dr. Djalilian's vital resarch and care in hearing and balance, which has made a profound impact on the health of so many. Please join us on Giving Day so that, together, we can acclerate his pathbreaking work to heal and change the lives of thousands more. Thank you!" - Louis and Laura Rohl
Under the leadership of Dr. Hamid Djalilian, professor of otolaryngology and biomedical engineering at UC Irvine, a research team is leading the way to find a cure for hearing loss, tinnitus, balance issues, migraine, vertigo and facial paralysis.
A gift of any amount accelerates Djalilian's work to develop new devices and technologies, and to bring to market novel medications and novel treatments which will end the suffering of millions with hearing loss and imbalance issues.
Your gift today will directly support the following:
With your partnership on Giving Day, we can continue to make tremendous strides and inspire hope for new life-changing treatments, clinical breakthroughs and cures.
Thank you for your generosity and for being a hero to people across the globe who suffer from hearing loss, facial paralysis and balance issues.
With the support from last year’s Giving Day campaign, we received 26 gifts, which were instrumental in advancing hearing treatments, as well as developing new technologies for hearing loss, migraine, ringing in the ears and balance. These gifts also supported innovative research that is first in the world and shows tremendous promise to cure these issues. Please join us again this year to accelerate our efforts to transform hearing and balance technologies and treatments, which will impact the lives of millions.
Please contact Joy Kliewer, PhD, senior director of development, at joy.kliewer@uci.edu or 310-486-9265 to learn more about Djalilian’s research and opportunities for support.
Rank | State | Gifts |
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1 | CA | 20 |
2 | NV | 1 |
2 | TX | 1 |