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LOMPOC, Calif., April 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Return to Freedom Wild Horse Conservation on Friday demanded that the U.S. Forest Service immediately stop unlawful actions toward capturing and removing wild horses from Sitgreaves National Forest in Arizona.

In a letter to U.S. Forest Service (USFS) officials, Return to Freedom (RTF) and fellow advocacy organizations Front Range Equine Rescue and The Gila Herd Foundation of Arizona outlined violations of federal law in the agency’s decision to remove horses that it has classified as “unauthorized livestock” — an attempt to strip them of the protections afforded by the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act.

As outlined in the letter, the agency can only make the livestock determination if it carries its burden to prove that any particular horse is on public lands “by accident, negligence, or willful disregard of private ownership,” and that the animal did “not become intermingled with wild free-roaming horses.”

The agency’s own documents demonstrate not just that it has not made this showing, but that it cannot make this showing. Thus, the “unauthorized livestock” designation, which is being used to get these horses off public lands without following federal law mandates, is fundamentally flawed, unjustified, and arbitrary and capricious.

“We will not stand by while the Forest Service removes wild horses from their federally designated habitat on the basis of a determination that is legally deficient, scientifically unsupported, and fundamentally at odds with the agency’s own management plan and the mandates of federal law,” they wrote.

“We urge the Forest Service to act responsibly and in accordance with the law. These horses deserve the protection that Congress mandated when it enacted the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act, and we intend to ensure that protection is upheld.”

The organizations demand that the USFS rescind or suspend a determination that all unclaimed horses on the forest are “unauthorized livestock.” The agency must refrain from capturing horses in and around the 19,700-acre Heber Wild Horse Territory, which was established inside the forest in 1974 under the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act.

“The Forest Service has clearly failed to satisfy the legal standard for classifying these wild horses as ‘unauthorized livestock,’ including demonstrating that these horses were introduced by private owners and that they have not intermingled with the federally protected Heber herd,” said Neda DeMayo, founder and president of RTF, a national nonprofit wild horse and burro advocacy organization.

RTF and its colleagues demand that the USFS conduct genetic testing, behavioral studies, and field surveys to determine the actual status of the horses on the Sitgreaves National Forest.

Return to Freedom Wild Horse Conservation (RTF) is a pioneering wild horse conservation organization focused on the preservation of wild horses and burros since 1997. RTF operates the American Wild Horse Sanctuary at two California locations, caring for nearly 500 rescued mustangs and burros on 2,000 acres. The sanctuary hosts experiential learning in nature’s classroom and models minimally intrusive management solutions that can be implemented on the range as an alternative to traumatic and costly roundups. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, BlueSky, TikTok, and YouTube.

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Recipients include 6 nonprofit organizations that will share over $57,000 in grant

DAVENPORT, Iowa, April 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The American Water Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic non-profit organization established by American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., and Iowa American water, today announce that six organizations were awarded a Foundation 2026 Water and Environment grant, supporting communities served throughout Iowa.

“Living along the Mississippi River, this grant is especially meaningful as it equips girls with the confidence, knowledge, and leadership skills needed to protect the Mississippi River Basin and other vital ecosystems,” said Diane Nelson, Chief Executive Officer of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois. “Through this project, we will strengthen community relationships while engaging girls in climate science and encouraging them to explore nature‑based solutions. This partnership sets the stage for these girls to become lifelong advocates for the sustainability of the Mississippi River—and all the ecosystems that depend on it.”

The Water and Environment grant is part of the American Water Charitable Foundation’s Keep Communities Flowing Grant Program, focusing on three pillars of giving: Water, People and Communities.

“Collaboration is essential to driving meaningful, lasting change,” said Brad Nielsen, president of Iowa American Water. “Together, with the American Water Charitable Foundation and committed community organizations, we are investing in environmental stewardship for future generations—protecting local watersheds, promoting water conservation, and delivering lasting value to the Iowa communities we are proud to serve.”

Steve Gustafson, Vice Chair of Partners of Scott County Watersheds adds, “Partners of Scott County Watersheds is very grateful to receive the grant from American Water Charitable Foundation! The grant monies will allow us to continue the much-needed water quality monitoring on our local streams and rivers.”

Below is a list of 2026 grantees in Iowa American Water’s service communities:

• Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa & Western Illinois, Inc. awarded $20,000 for its Girls Scouts for the River: Climate Advocates in Action program, which will engage Girl Scouts in climate science, river ecology and advocacy workshops.
• Partners of Scott County Watersheds awarded $15,990 for its Scott County Water quality Lab Analysis Program to purchase water testing kits for its bi-annual volunteer water quality monitoring events.
• Clinton Substance Abuse Council, Inc. awarded $8,625 for its Medical Disposal Program that prevents environmental contamination through safe and proper disposal of medication to keep local waterways healthy.
• River Action, Inc. awarded $7,500 for its Nature’s Classroom: Access to the River Project that will enhance Duck Creek with a kayak launch, rain garden, prairie, signage and trail upgrades.
• Keep Scott County Beautiful awarded $4,500 for its Growing Community Impact Through Volunteer Action program by mobilizing Xstream Cleanup volunteers to protect waterways across the Quad Cities area.
• Bettendorf Community School District (High School Conservation Club) awarded $1,000 to restore prairie habitat and establish a Cross County Trail.

“The American Water Charitable Foundation is delighted to support eligible nonprofit organizations making a meaningful impact across Iowa,” said Carrie Williams, President, American Water Charitable Foundation. “Funding for Water and Environment grants supports projects focused on clean water, conservation, environmental education, climate variability, and water-based recreation.”

Learn more about Iowa American Water’s community impact, here.

About American Water
American Water (NYSE: AWK) is the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the United States. With a history dating back to 1886 and celebrating 140 years in 2026, We Keep Life Flowing® by providing safe, clean, reliable and affordable drinking water and wastewater services to approximately 14 million people with regulated operations in 14 states and on 18 military installations. American Water’s approximately 7,000 talented professionals leverage their significant expertise and the company’s national size and scale to achieve excellent outcomes for the benefit of customers, employees, investors and other stakeholders. For more information, visit amwater.com and join American Water on LinkedIn, Facebook, X and Instagram.

About American Water Charitable Foundation
The American Water Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic non-profit organization established by American Water, focuses on three pillars of giving: Water, People, and Communities. Since 2012, the Foundation has invested over $25 million in funding through grants and matching gifts to support eligible organizations in communities served by American Water. The Foundation is funded by American Water shareholders and has no impact on customer rates. For more information, visit amwater.com/awcf.

About Iowa American Water
Iowa American Water, a subsidiary of American Water, is the largest regulated water utility in the state with approximately 85 dedicated employees working to provide safe, clean, reliable and affordable water and wastewater services to approximately 225,000 people. 

For more information, visit iowaamwater.com and follow Iowa American Water on Facebook, X and LinkedIn.

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Recipients include 6 nonprofit organizations that will share over $57,000 in grant

DAVENPORT, Iowa, April 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The American Water Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic non-profit organization established by American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., and Iowa American water, today announce that six organizations were awarded a Foundation 2026 Water and Environment grant, supporting communities served throughout Iowa.

“Living along the Mississippi River, this grant is especially meaningful as it equips girls with the confidence, knowledge, and leadership skills needed to protect the Mississippi River Basin and other vital ecosystems,” said Diane Nelson, Chief Executive Officer of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois. “Through this project, we will strengthen community relationships while engaging girls in climate science and encouraging them to explore nature‑based solutions. This partnership sets the stage for these girls to become lifelong advocates for the sustainability of the Mississippi River—and all the ecosystems that depend on it.”

The Water and Environment grant is part of the American Water Charitable Foundation’s Keep Communities Flowing Grant Program, focusing on three pillars of giving: Water, People and Communities.

“Collaboration is essential to driving meaningful, lasting change,” said Brad Nielsen, president of Iowa American Water. “Together, with the American Water Charitable Foundation and committed community organizations, we are investing in environmental stewardship for future generations—protecting local watersheds, promoting water conservation, and delivering lasting value to the Iowa communities we are proud to serve.”

Steve Gustafson, Vice Chair of Partners of Scott County Watersheds adds, “Partners of Scott County Watersheds is very grateful to receive the grant from American Water Charitable Foundation! The grant monies will allow us to continue the much-needed water quality monitoring on our local streams and rivers.”

Below is a list of 2026 grantees in Iowa American Water’s service communities:

• Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa & Western Illinois, Inc. awarded $20,000 for its Girls Scouts for the River: Climate Advocates in Action program, which will engage Girl Scouts in climate science, river ecology and advocacy workshops.
• Partners of Scott County Watersheds awarded $15,990 for its Scott County Water quality Lab Analysis Program to purchase water testing kits for its bi-annual volunteer water quality monitoring events.
• Clinton Substance Abuse Council, Inc. awarded $8,625 for its Medical Disposal Program that prevents environmental contamination through safe and proper disposal of medication to keep local waterways healthy.
• River Action, Inc. awarded $7,500 for its Nature’s Classroom: Access to the River Project that will enhance Duck Creek with a kayak launch, rain garden, prairie, signage and trail upgrades.
• Keep Scott County Beautiful awarded $4,500 for its Growing Community Impact Through Volunteer Action program by mobilizing Xstream Cleanup volunteers to protect waterways across the Quad Cities area.
• Bettendorf Community School District (High School Conservation Club) awarded $1,000 to restore prairie habitat and establish a Cross County Trail.

“The American Water Charitable Foundation is delighted to support eligible nonprofit organizations making a meaningful impact across Iowa,” said Carrie Williams, President, American Water Charitable Foundation. “Funding for Water and Environment grants supports projects focused on clean water, conservation, environmental education, climate variability, and water-based recreation.”

Learn more about Iowa American Water’s community impact, here.

About American Water
American Water (NYSE: AWK) is the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the United States. With a history dating back to 1886 and celebrating 140 years in 2026, We Keep Life Flowing® by providing safe, clean, reliable and affordable drinking water and wastewater services to approximately 14 million people with regulated operations in 14 states and on 18 military installations. American Water’s approximately 7,000 talented professionals leverage their significant expertise and the company’s national size and scale to achieve excellent outcomes for the benefit of customers, employees, investors and other stakeholders. For more information, visit amwater.com and join American Water on LinkedIn, Facebook, X and Instagram.

About American Water Charitable Foundation
The American Water Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic non-profit organization established by American Water, focuses on three pillars of giving: Water, People, and Communities. Since 2012, the Foundation has invested over $25 million in funding through grants and matching gifts to support eligible organizations in communities served by American Water. The Foundation is funded by American Water shareholders and has no impact on customer rates. For more information, visit amwater.com/awcf.

About Iowa American Water
Iowa American Water, a subsidiary of American Water, is the largest regulated water utility in the state with approximately 85 dedicated employees working to provide safe, clean, reliable and affordable water and wastewater services to approximately 225,000 people. 

For more information, visit iowaamwater.com and follow Iowa American Water on Facebook, X and LinkedIn.

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Recipients include 6 nonprofit organizations that will share over $57,000 in grant

DAVENPORT, Iowa, April 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The American Water Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic non-profit organization established by American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., and Iowa American water, today announce that six organizations were awarded a Foundation 2026 Water and Environment grant, supporting communities served throughout Iowa.

“Living along the Mississippi River, this grant is especially meaningful as it equips girls with the confidence, knowledge, and leadership skills needed to protect the Mississippi River Basin and other vital ecosystems,” said Diane Nelson, Chief Executive Officer of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois. “Through this project, we will strengthen community relationships while engaging girls in climate science and encouraging them to explore nature‑based solutions. This partnership sets the stage for these girls to become lifelong advocates for the sustainability of the Mississippi River—and all the ecosystems that depend on it.”

The Water and Environment grant is part of the American Water Charitable Foundation’s Keep Communities Flowing Grant Program, focusing on three pillars of giving: Water, People and Communities.

“Collaboration is essential to driving meaningful, lasting change,” said Brad Nielsen, president of Iowa American Water. “Together, with the American Water Charitable Foundation and committed community organizations, we are investing in environmental stewardship for future generations—protecting local watersheds, promoting water conservation, and delivering lasting value to the Iowa communities we are proud to serve.”

Steve Gustafson, Vice Chair of Partners of Scott County Watersheds adds, “Partners of Scott County Watersheds is very grateful to receive the grant from American Water Charitable Foundation! The grant monies will allow us to continue the much-needed water quality monitoring on our local streams and rivers.”

Below is a list of 2026 grantees in Iowa American Water’s service communities:

• Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa & Western Illinois, Inc. awarded $20,000 for its Girls Scouts for the River: Climate Advocates in Action program, which will engage Girl Scouts in climate science, river ecology and advocacy workshops.
• Partners of Scott County Watersheds awarded $15,990 for its Scott County Water quality Lab Analysis Program to purchase water testing kits for its bi-annual volunteer water quality monitoring events.
• Clinton Substance Abuse Council, Inc. awarded $8,625 for its Medical Disposal Program that prevents environmental contamination through safe and proper disposal of medication to keep local waterways healthy.
• River Action, Inc. awarded $7,500 for its Nature’s Classroom: Access to the River Project that will enhance Duck Creek with a kayak launch, rain garden, prairie, signage and trail upgrades.
• Keep Scott County Beautiful awarded $4,500 for its Growing Community Impact Through Volunteer Action program by mobilizing Xstream Cleanup volunteers to protect waterways across the Quad Cities area.
• Bettendorf Community School District (High School Conservation Club) awarded $1,000 to restore prairie habitat and establish a Cross County Trail.

“The American Water Charitable Foundation is delighted to support eligible nonprofit organizations making a meaningful impact across Iowa,” said Carrie Williams, President, American Water Charitable Foundation. “Funding for Water and Environment grants supports projects focused on clean water, conservation, environmental education, climate variability, and water-based recreation.”

Learn more about Iowa American Water’s community impact, here.

About American Water
American Water (NYSE: AWK) is the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the United States. With a history dating back to 1886 and celebrating 140 years in 2026, We Keep Life Flowing® by providing safe, clean, reliable and affordable drinking water and wastewater services to approximately 14 million people with regulated operations in 14 states and on 18 military installations. American Water’s approximately 7,000 talented professionals leverage their significant expertise and the company’s national size and scale to achieve excellent outcomes for the benefit of customers, employees, investors and other stakeholders. For more information, visit amwater.com and join American Water on LinkedIn, Facebook, X and Instagram.

About American Water Charitable Foundation
The American Water Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic non-profit organization established by American Water, focuses on three pillars of giving: Water, People, and Communities. Since 2012, the Foundation has invested over $25 million in funding through grants and matching gifts to support eligible organizations in communities served by American Water. The Foundation is funded by American Water shareholders and has no impact on customer rates. For more information, visit amwater.com/awcf.

About Iowa American Water
Iowa American Water, a subsidiary of American Water, is the largest regulated water utility in the state with approximately 85 dedicated employees working to provide safe, clean, reliable and affordable water and wastewater services to approximately 225,000 people. 

For more information, visit iowaamwater.com and follow Iowa American Water on Facebook, X and LinkedIn.

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Recipients include 6 nonprofit organizations that will share over $57,000 in grant

DAVENPORT, Iowa, April 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The American Water Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic non-profit organization established by American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., and Iowa American water, today announce that six organizations were awarded a Foundation 2026 Water and Environment grant, supporting communities served throughout Iowa.

“Living along the Mississippi River, this grant is especially meaningful as it equips girls with the confidence, knowledge, and leadership skills needed to protect the Mississippi River Basin and other vital ecosystems,” said Diane Nelson, Chief Executive Officer of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois. “Through this project, we will strengthen community relationships while engaging girls in climate science and encouraging them to explore nature‑based solutions. This partnership sets the stage for these girls to become lifelong advocates for the sustainability of the Mississippi River—and all the ecosystems that depend on it.”

The Water and Environment grant is part of the American Water Charitable Foundation’s Keep Communities Flowing Grant Program, focusing on three pillars of giving: Water, People and Communities.

“Collaboration is essential to driving meaningful, lasting change,” said Brad Nielsen, president of Iowa American Water. “Together, with the American Water Charitable Foundation and committed community organizations, we are investing in environmental stewardship for future generations—protecting local watersheds, promoting water conservation, and delivering lasting value to the Iowa communities we are proud to serve.”

Steve Gustafson, Vice Chair of Partners of Scott County Watersheds adds, “Partners of Scott County Watersheds is very grateful to receive the grant from American Water Charitable Foundation! The grant monies will allow us to continue the much-needed water quality monitoring on our local streams and rivers.”

Below is a list of 2026 grantees in Iowa American Water’s service communities:

• Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa & Western Illinois, Inc. awarded $20,000 for its Girls Scouts for the River: Climate Advocates in Action program, which will engage Girl Scouts in climate science, river ecology and advocacy workshops.
• Partners of Scott County Watersheds awarded $15,990 for its Scott County Water quality Lab Analysis Program to purchase water testing kits for its bi-annual volunteer water quality monitoring events.
• Clinton Substance Abuse Council, Inc. awarded $8,625 for its Medical Disposal Program that prevents environmental contamination through safe and proper disposal of medication to keep local waterways healthy.
• River Action, Inc. awarded $7,500 for its Nature’s Classroom: Access to the River Project that will enhance Duck Creek with a kayak launch, rain garden, prairie, signage and trail upgrades.
• Keep Scott County Beautiful awarded $4,500 for its Growing Community Impact Through Volunteer Action program by mobilizing Xstream Cleanup volunteers to protect waterways across the Quad Cities area.
• Bettendorf Community School District (High School Conservation Club) awarded $1,000 to restore prairie habitat and establish a Cross County Trail.

“The American Water Charitable Foundation is delighted to support eligible nonprofit organizations making a meaningful impact across Iowa,” said Carrie Williams, President, American Water Charitable Foundation. “Funding for Water and Environment grants supports projects focused on clean water, conservation, environmental education, climate variability, and water-based recreation.”

Learn more about Iowa American Water’s community impact, here.

About American Water
American Water (NYSE: AWK) is the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the United States. With a history dating back to 1886 and celebrating 140 years in 2026, We Keep Life Flowing® by providing safe, clean, reliable and affordable drinking water and wastewater services to approximately 14 million people with regulated operations in 14 states and on 18 military installations. American Water’s approximately 7,000 talented professionals leverage their significant expertise and the company’s national size and scale to achieve excellent outcomes for the benefit of customers, employees, investors and other stakeholders. For more information, visit amwater.com and join American Water on LinkedIn, Facebook, X and Instagram.

About American Water Charitable Foundation
The American Water Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic non-profit organization established by American Water, focuses on three pillars of giving: Water, People, and Communities. Since 2012, the Foundation has invested over $25 million in funding through grants and matching gifts to support eligible organizations in communities served by American Water. The Foundation is funded by American Water shareholders and has no impact on customer rates. For more information, visit amwater.com/awcf.

About Iowa American Water
Iowa American Water, a subsidiary of American Water, is the largest regulated water utility in the state with approximately 85 dedicated employees working to provide safe, clean, reliable and affordable water and wastewater services to approximately 225,000 people. 

For more information, visit iowaamwater.com and follow Iowa American Water on Facebook, X and LinkedIn.

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Family-Owned Home Improvement Company Deepens Its Commitment to the Communities It Serves Through Partnership with One of the Nation’s Leading Brain Tumor Research and Advocacy Organizations

AUSTIN, Texas, April 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — DaBella, a family-owned home improvement company guided by its core values of Lead, Care, and Grow, is proud to announce its support of the National Brain Tumor Society (NBTS) through a $20,000 donation. The contribution is part of DaBella’s broader commitment to supporting organizations that create meaningful, lasting impact for patients and families facing life’s most serious challenges.

Brain tumors affect more than 700,000 Americans living with a diagnosis today, and tens of thousands more receive that news every year. For patients and their families, the road ahead is one of the most difficult a person can face. It is exactly the kind of fight that DaBella believes no one should walk alone.

The National Brain Tumor Society has spent more than 30 years building the community around that fight. Unrelentingly investing in breakthrough research, expanding patient support, and driving the policy and clinical advancements that give patients a better chance, NBTS stands as one of the most impactful patient advocacy organizations in the country. DaBella is honored to stand alongside them.

“Through strategic corporate partnerships, the National Brain Tumor Society is able to amplify the voice of the brain tumor community and scale our impact. By sponsoring key events and programming, these organizations provide the essential resources needed to advance our initiatives to accelerate breakthrough research, expand patient support, and drive the clinical advancements that lead us toward a cure. We thank DaBella for their support of our mission and vision to conquer and cure brain tumors — once and for all.”

Jessica DiGiovanni, Senior Director of Corporate and Foundation Partnerships and Corporate Social Responsibility, National Brain Tumor Society

The Brain Tumor Walk and Race

Throughout the year, the National Brain Tumor Society hosts Brain Tumor Walks and Races in communities across the country, including the DFW Brain Tumor Walk and Race held at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. These events bring together thousands of participants of all ages for a morning centered on hope, remembrance, and community. Each one features a 5K walk and run, a Remembrance Ceremony honoring those lost, an Opening Ceremony celebrating survivors, and a Why We Walk Wall where participants share the personal reasons that brought them to the starting line.

The April 11, 2026 DFW event at AT&T Stadium was a powerful demonstration of just how strong this community is, drawing families, survivors, caregivers, and supporters together at the home of the Dallas Cowboys to stand united in the fight against brain tumors. DaBella was proud to be part of that day and to help make it possible.

Why DaBella Stands Behind This Mission

For DaBella, community investment is not a line item; it is a core value. Through its DaBella Cares initiative, the company has supported cancer research organizations, veteran services, and families in need across the country. The connection to the National Brain Tumor Society reflects the same belief that has guided DaBella since 2011: that caring for people does not stop at the front door.

With operations spanning 28 states and more than 68 branch locations nationwide, DaBella is part of communities from coast to coast. One of the driving factors behind this partnership was a deliberate alignment with DaBella’s growing presence in New England. The National Brain Tumor Society is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, and operates deeply within the same Northeast communities where DaBella has been expanding its footprint. Partnering with an organization that is embedded in those markets was an important part of the decision, allowing DaBella to invest in the communities it is actively building relationships in and demonstrate that its commitment to those neighborhoods goes far beyond the front door.

“At DaBella, we believe that real growth comes from adding value to the people and communities around us. Partnering with the National Brain Tumor Society is a reflection of that. This organization is doing critical, life-changing work for patients and families who need it most, and we are proud to put our resources behind a mission that makes a real difference.”

Luke Sorensen, Director of Community Engagement, DaBella

Get Involved

The National Brain Tumor Society hosts Brain Tumor Walks and Races throughout the year in cities across the country, bringing local communities together in the fight against brain tumors. Whether you walk, run, volunteer, donate, or simply show up, your participation helps fund the research and patient support that moves this community one step closer to a cure.

To learn more about the National Brain Tumor Society, make a donation, or find a Brain Tumor Walk or Race near you, visit BrainTumor.org.

About the National Brain Tumor Society

Building on over 30 years of experience, the National Brain Tumor Society (NBTS) unrelentingly invests in, mobilizes, and unites the brain tumor community to discover a cure, deliver effective treatments, and advocate for patients and caregivers. Our focus on defeating brain tumors and improving the quality of patients’ lives is powered by our partnerships across the science, health care, policy, and business sectors. We fund treatments-focused research and convene those most critical to curing brain tumors — once and for all. Learn more at BrainTumor.org.

About DaBella

Headquartered in Texas with more than 68 branch locations nationwide, DaBella is a value-driven home improvement company committed to operational excellence, leadership development, and delivering high-quality exterior home improvement solutions. Family-owned and operated since 2011, DaBella partners with American-based manufacturers to serve homeowners across the United States. Guided by its core values of We Lead, We Care, We Grow, the company’s mission is simple: to care for families and care for homes. Learn more at www.dabella.us.

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