Philanthropy is critical to STRIPED. Private contributions directly support:
- Student financial aid and research grants
- Pioneering research in eating disorders prevention and adolescent health
- Events and advocacy to raise awareness about dangerous weight and shape control behaviors
- Case studies to be used to teach thousands of public health students and medical professionals around the world
To make a gift, click here and select Eating Disorder Prevention (STRIPED) from the dropdown menu.
STRIPED is deeply grateful to our longtime friend and founding supporter Ellen Feldberg Gordon. So much of what STRIPED has achieved since our founding more than a decade ago can be traced back to Ellen and her unwavering vision for a world without eating disorders.
STRIPED is immensely grateful for the many individuals who have generously supported our work over the years, and we are so thankful for the opportunities they have given us to continue our pioneering work in eating disorders prevention. In addition, our work would not be possible without the many grants we have received from foundations, government agencies, and other funders, including our current funding from:
- Becca Schmill Foundation
- Boston Children’s Hospital Institutional Centers for Clinical and Translational Research (ICCTR) Population Science Pilot Grant (PI Raffoul)
- Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Fellowship (PI Raffoul)
- Dove Self-Esteem Project
- National Institutes of Health: Ruth L. Kirchstein National Research Service Award for Individual Postdoctoral Fellows (PI Beccia)
- U.S. Department of Defense
- U.S. Maternal and Child Health Bureau/Health Resources and Services Administration training grants MC00001 (PI Tiemeier) and LEAH MC00009 (PI Pitts)
