

The Kennedy Ladd Foundation
Together, We Move Mountains to Cure MPS1
Join the Mountain Movers: Cure MPS1, One Month at a Time
Why it matters
Why Become a Mountain Mover?
By becoming a Mountain Mover, you will help provide consistent funding that drives medical research, supports families, and advocates for early diagnosis through newborn screening. Your monthly gift, no matter the size, plays a crucial role in bringing us closer to a cure for MPS1.
Research
Supporting innovative treatments and clinical trials
Family Support
Enhancing everyday life for families affected by MPS1
Newborn Screening
Push mandatory newborn screening in every state
Your impact
Your Impact as a Mountain Mover
Every month, your gift will help children like Blayne, who are fighting MPS1. Your donation funds vital research, provides essential support to families, and pushes for life-saving newborn screening in every state.
Here’s what your monthly gift can do:
Here’s what your monthly gift can do:
- $10/month: Provides supplies for children undergoing treatment
- $25/month: Supports newborn screening advocacy in one state
- $50/month: Funds groundbreaking research for a cure
Exclusive perks
Exclusive Perks for Mountain Movers
As a thank you for your commitment, we offer exclusive perks to our Mountain Movers community. These perks include special updates, invites to virtual events, branded merchandise, and more. Choose the giving level that works best for you, and become part of a movement making real change.
Hill Climbers
$10/month
Exclusive digital updates and stories
Peak Reachers
$25/month
Branded “Mountain Movers” T-shirt + digital updates
Summit Heroes
$50+/month
All of the above + personalized thank-you message from a family
The families
Meet The Families Fighting MPS1


Your Monthly Gift Saves Lives
We can’t do this without you. Every dollar you give each month brings us one step closer to a cure for MPS1. Whether you give $10 or $100, your support moves mountains for families like Blayne’s. Together, we can fund the research and advocacy needed to make MPS1 history.





