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Help us empower individuals living with SBS and intestinal failure through education, advocacy, and community support
Join Us in Making a Difference
The Short Bowel Syndrome Foundation, Inc. (SBSF) is dedicated to ensuring that individuals living with Short Bowel Syndrome and intestinal failure receive the critical, life-sustaining support they deserve.
We focus on peer-led advocacy, comprehensive education, and the resource pathways necessary to confidently manage this complex condition. Your support helps us expand rare disease advocacy, fund community initiatives, and amplify public awareness.
While medical science is advancing, there remains a shortage of newly trained specialists in gastroenterology, colorectal surgery, and advanced nutritional medicine. Your contribution helps keep educational resources robust, ensures patient voices reach pharmaceutical developers, and inspires future medical pioneers to specialize in gastrointestinal health.
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Short Bowel Syndrome Foundation, Inc.
ATTN: Andrew E. Jablonski, Founder & CEO
3436 L Street
Lincoln, NE 68510
Administrative Office: (402) 429-8119
In Memory of a Loved One
Establish a meaningful legacy by donating in memory of someone special. We will send a personalized acknowledgment note to the family or individual of your choosing.
In Honor of a Champion
Celebrate a patient’s milestone, a doctor’s care, a birthday, or an anniversary. We will send the honoree a letter recognizing your gesture while keeping the donation amount confidential.
Status: 501(c)(3) Public Charity
EIN: 27-4099104
All contributions receive the maximum tax-deductible benefits permitted by law. We are classified as a public charity and not a private foundation.
Signature outreach helping patients achieve stability and advanced intestinal adaptation
Translating dense medical data into accessible guides on causes, labs, treatments, and daily management
Safe, moderated peer spaces for parents, families, and adult patients
Partnering with medical schools, symposiums, and pharmaceutical boards to advance research and orphan-drug access
Thank You
Thank you for standing alongside us and serving as a vital lifeline of hope for the global rare disease community. Together, we are altering the landscape of Short Bowel Syndrome.