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Donations support our research initiatives, data-sharing efforts, scientific collaborations, and infrastructure to accelerate the validation and adoption of aging biomarkers. Funds may also contribute to events, publications, and advocacy efforts that push the field forward.

Yes, the Biomarkers of Aging Consortium operates under a nonprofit structure of the Methuselah Foundation (fiscal sponsor), and donations are tax-deductible in accordance with local regulations. Donors will receive a receipt for tax purposes.

The Consortium works to establish reliable biomarkers that can measure aging and predict health outcomes, making it easier to assess the effectiveness of longevity interventions. This research could lead to breakthroughs in geroscience, enabling personalized health strategies and accelerating the development of age-related disease treatments.

Yes, donors may have the option to allocate their contributions toward specific Programs, including Manuscript development, Biolearn, The Biomarkers of Aging Challenge, our Longevity Study, and yearly Conference. Get in touch with Nick at community@agingconsortium.org to discuss.

Donors receive regular updates through newsletters, research reports, and invitations to exclusive webinars or events where Consortium leaders and researchers share key findings, milestones, and upcoming initiatives.