The Angiogenesis Foundation

The Angiogenesis Foundation is a non-profit organization headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Founded in 1994, the organization is dedicated to conquering diseases through the study of angiogenesis, the growth of new blood vessels. With a staff of 16 employees, the Angiogenesis Foundation generates approximately $1 million in annual revenue. The Angiogenesis Foundation focuses on promoting angiogenesis-based treatments for a wide range of serious diseases, including cancer, blinding conditions, wounds, and others. They believe that targeting angiogenesis can offer a unique and effective approach to treating these ailments. The organization conducts research, provides education, and advocates for patients to have access to safe and effective angiogenesis-based therapies. The Angiogenesis Foundation operates independently of any individual, institution, or commercial entity, allowing them to remain objective and committed to the advancement of angiogenesis research and its applications for patient benefit. They strive to make life-, limb-, and vision-saving treatments accessible to everyone in need around the world. To learn more about the Angiogenesis Foundation and their work, visit their website at angio.org.