Join us in the fight to save sight.
Welcome to
The Retina Research Foundation
Bringing Hope, Restoring Sight
At the Retina Research Foundation of America (RRFA), we are committed to funding cutting-edge research, supporting education, and raising awareness for retinal diseases like macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and inherited vision disorders.
In partnership with Associated Retina Consultants, who conduct the clinical trials, we help provide the critical funding needed to advance new treatments and life-changing therapies that could preserve sight and restore hope for those affected by vision loss. Our collaboration ensures that the latest research and most promising innovations receive the resources they need to move forward.
We also believe that education is key. The foundation provides patients, families, and donors with vital resources, offering the latest insights into research, clinical trials, and treatment advancements. By empowering our community with knowledge, we help supporters make well-informed decisions about their contributions while deepening their understanding of retinal diseases.
Together, we can turn scientific discovery into real solutions. Join us in the fight to save sight.
Do you want to help us raise funds for retina research and support groundbreaking treatments for retinal diseases?
Whether you have fundraising experience, a passion for advocacy, or just want to volunteer your time, we’d love to hear from you.
Please Contact Us to inquire on how you can help! Together, we can accelerate cures and preserve sight.
Your Support = Sight-Saving Science
Every clinical trial is a step closer to life-changing treatments for those facing vision loss. The Retina Research Foundation of America is actively funding and supporting groundbreaking research in retinal diseases, from gene therapies to innovative drug treatments.
Right now, groundbreaking clinical trials are working to slow vision loss and find cures for retinal diseases.
✨ Your donation helps fund clinical trials, bringing new hope to patients and accelerating the development of treatments that can preserve and restore sight. Together, we can turn research into reality.
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Signing up for our quarterly newsletter keeps you informed on:
✅ The latest updates on clinical trials and their progress.
✅ New advancements in retinal disease research.
✅ Exclusive insights from Dr. Benjamin Bakall, RRFA's founder and a leader in retinal research.
📅 Upcoming Events
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Our Mission
The Retina Research Foundation of America supports innovation, research and education on retinal diseases.
Our Services
News
From groundbreaking clinical trials to promising new treatments, our News & Updates section keeps you informed about the latest developments in retinal disease research. Explore stories of innovation, patient impact, and the progress your support is making possible. Stay connected, stay informed, and be a part of the future of vision care.
Join a Study
Explore our Clinical Trials section to discover cutting-edge research opportunities aimed at advancing treatments for retinal diseases. By participating, you play a crucial role in shaping the future of vision care and potentially accessing new therapies. Stay informed about ongoing and upcoming studies, and learn how your involvement can make a difference.
Learning Center
Knowledge is key to understanding and managing retinal diseases. Our Learning Center provides clear, expert-reviewed information on eye health, treatment options, and the latest research. Whether you're a patient, caregiver, or donor, explore resources that empower you to make informed decisions about vision care.
Our Partners
Associated Retina Consultants is a leading ophthalmology practice specializing in retinal diseases and advanced eye care. As a trusted partner of the Retina Research Foundation of America, they provide expert clinical care, cutting-edge research, and access to groundbreaking clinical trials—helping to advance treatments for conditions like macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and inherited retinal diseases.
