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Archive Project Will Preserve
Bleeding Disorders History
in National Museum
Hemophilia Federation of America believes paying Be a Part of History
tribute to and preserving the bleeding disorders
community’s legacy of advocacy, sacrifice and treatment Financial Gifts
advancements is important. HFA has been preserving that
history by collecting the significant stories and artifacts Financial gifts ensure this history is preserved into the
which best represent the community. future. Ways to donate:
In March, HFA made a donation of artifacts related to the • Text HFA to 243725 to receive a link to donate.
history of bleeding disorders to the Smithsonian Institution's
National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. • Online at www.hemophiliafed.org/donate.
This donation, which consisted of items generously given by
community members, is a huge step in formally preserving • M ail a check to Hemophilia Federation of America, 999
the history of the bleeding disorders community for future North Capitol Street NE Suite 201, Washington, D.C.
generations. 20002
Submit Artifacts
HFA has collected documents, articles and artifacts, but is
aware there may be more memorabilia stashed in attics all
across the country! We are looking for community members
and organizations willing to share and work with HFA to
preserve a comprehensive record of the community’s history.
This could include personal items, newspaper articles, key
documents, newsletters, posters from advocacy rallies or
other artifacts that tell the story of endurance and resilience.
Submit a photo of something that could be added to the HFA
or Smithsonian collection at history@hemophiliafed.org. S
Visit www.hemophiliafed.org/archiveproject to learn more!
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