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Financial Contribution

Fund the work, one phase at a time

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Where the Funding Stands

The full program is $23.5 million, staged across four phases so each stands on its own. Choose the phase we're funding now, or commit early to the ones ahead — click any phase to see exactly where it stands.

Phase 1 · CCJ Pilot Study
Proving the Signal
50 participants · single-arm craniocervical care · six months
● Active · Onboarding
$0 raised · 0%
Goal $384,702
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Phase 1 research is underway and onboarding participants now — funding it completes the care every participant receives. Gifts beyond Phase 1's goal carry forward to help launch Phase 2.

Ways to Give

Giving Levels

Sponsor a Participant

$57,500

Underwrite the full diagnostic imaging and treatment pathway for one participant through the study.

Fund the Pilot

Phase 1 · $384,702

Move the current phase across the finish line and prove the signal that unlocks everything after it.

Coalition Partner

Custom · $250,000+

Major and institutional gifts that anchor a phase and place your organization alongside the sponsoring institute and research partners at the center of the study.

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Make a Contribution

Gifts are arranged personally, not through an online checkout. Tell us how you'd like to give and the research team will follow up to complete your contribution. The study is sponsored by the Advanced Orthogonal Institute, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

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Common Questions

Questions & Answers

Where does my contribution go?
Contributions fund comprehensive diagnostic imaging for participants, direct treatment across the study arms, and the research infrastructure required to bring findings to the Department of War, U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM), U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
Can I fund a specific participant or a specific phase?
Yes. Contributions can be directed to a specific research phase or to sponsor a participant. Contact the research team to arrange directed or named giving.
How do I actually make a gift?
Gifts are arranged personally. Tell us how you would like to give using the form on this page, and the research team will follow up to complete your contribution.
Is the sponsoring organization a nonprofit?
Yes. The study is sponsored by the Advanced Orthogonal Institute, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The research team can provide documentation for your records on request.