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March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation. 1275 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, NY 10605. http://www.marchofdimes.com.
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March of Dimes is a United States health charity, whose mission is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects
The March of Dimes was founded in 1938 by president Franklin D. Rossevelt.
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. This organization held a fund-raising campaign called the March of Dimes (which asked all Americans to send a dime to the White House, and was called that because there was a popular newsreel at the time called the March of Time--see Eddie Cantor). Side note: This campaign changed the way fund-raising was done in the U.S. because it invited rich and poor to participate, whereas formerly it was only the wealthy who held large dinners and balls to raise money for worthy causes. The fundraiser was so popular that they expanded the foundation and called it the National Foundation. After many March of Dimes fundraisers, it is commonly believed that the name "National Foundation" simply morphed naturally into the name March of Dimes because everyone tended to refer to the Foundation under the name of March of Dimes. Look on the March of Dimes website to see what year they officially adopted the name. I think it was 1974.
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March of Dimes foundation, Juvenile Diabetes and Shriner's Hospital.
no its not the same because they are different companies but they are a charitable Organizations.
The overall birth defect rate is about one in every 33 live births, or about 3%. Of the six billion people on the planet, at present, 200 million have some type of birth defect. In the history of the world, several billion people have had some type of birth defect.
Yes, the March of Dimes supports children with Spina Bifida through various programs focused on research, education, and advocacy. They provide resources for families, promote awareness about the condition, and fund research aimed at preventing birth defects, including Spina Bifida. Additionally, they work to improve healthcare and access to services for affected individuals and their families.