Celebrate Rare Disease Day

Turning awareness into action for rare disease families

Rare Disease Day is an annual global observance held on the last day of February — February 28 in 2026 — bringing together patients, advocates, researchers, and healthcare professionals committed to improving diagnosis, care, and access to treatment.

For millions of families, the search for answers is long and uncertain, Rare Genomics Institute (RG) works to change that by funding genomic sequencing and advancing research that help identify potential variants and diagnoses.

Your support helps RG accelerate discovery, connect patient with research institutions, and bring clarity and hope to families navigating rare disease journeys.

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What Your Support Makes Possible

Hope for Families

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Every gift helps shorten the diagnostic journey and empower families with answers.

Funding sequencing helps uncover genetic answers and guide next steps for patients.

Genomic Squencing

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Reviews patient genetic data to help families better understand potential variants and diagnoses

Research Services

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