Individual Gifts
A memorial or honor gift is a meaningful way to commemorate a loved one, celebrate a special occasion, or express gratitude and admiration for someone significant in your life. You can make a memorial or honor gift through our online donation form. By giving a memorial or honor gift, you celebrate a life well-lived and ensure that their spirit continues to inspire and make a difference in the world.
Corporate Support
Educational Grants
Show your commitment to functional neurological disorder education by providing an educational grant for any of FNDS’s programs, including the Annual Meeting and Pre-Conference Programs, regional programs, or other FNDS initiatives. Contact the us at +1 (414) 918-9814 or info@fndsociety.org to discuss programs and opportunities.
FNDS and our accrediting partner jointly provides many of FNDS’s live educational programs. As a result, these activities must abide by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education’s (ACCME) Standards for Integrity and Independence in Accredited Continuing Education in the development of educational activities.
Organizations that support an educational session cannot be involved in the development or execution of the presentations. This includes selecting the content, faculty and format of the session.
Sponsorship and Advertising
FNDS offers a number of ways to promote your product or service throughout the year and at various programs. The 2028 international conference will be presented as a hybrid meeting, which means we have innovative in-person and virtual solutions to meet your marketing and branding needs.
Contact the us at +1 (414) 918-9814 or info@fndsociety.org for more information and to discuss customization options.
Exhibiting
Make your mark by exhibiting at the Society's 7th International Conference on Functional Neurological Disorder. Contact the us at +1 (414) 918-9814 or info@fndsociety.org with any questions.
Mark Hallett Named Fund
The Mark Hallett Fund was established to honor the legacy of FNDS's founder, Mark Hallett, by supporting trainees through travel grants to attend the biennial conference, support young investigators, and provide travel expenses to the biennial Mark Hallett Awardee(s). The Fund is intended to provide funding consistent with the organization’s mission and fiduciary responsibilities.
Mark Hallett Award
The Mark Hallett Award recognizes individuals who have gone above and beyond in their service of the FNDS, shown continued commitment to improving the lives of people with FND through research, clinical care, and/or leadership in the society have substantially contributed to the field of FND emblematic of Dr. Hallett’s life work and energy. The field's most esteemed chosen honorees will be invited to deliver the Hallett Lecture at an International FND Conference. These distinguished individuals share insights from their research and discuss topics that have captivated their interest throughout their career. This platform not only celebrates their remarkable contributions but also inspires the next generation of scholars and investigators, and practitioners.
Candid Gold Rating
The Functional Neurological Disorder Society has achieved the Gold Seal of Transparency Rating on Candid (formerly Guidestar), the world’s largest source Seal of Transparency of information on non-profit organizations. This rating puts the Society in the top 1% of charities nationally in terms of transparency. The Gold Seal of Transparency indicates that the Society shares clear and important information with the public about our goals, strategies, capabilities, and achievements. Potential donors can find in-depth financial information about our society as they consider a gift that supports our mission. Check out the FNDS's Candid profile.