Mitchell and Friends Honored by Hope Happens

Meet Dr. Salena Cui

Rare Disease Week in Washington, D.C.

Why would anyone leave Puerto Rico to visit St. Louis, Missouri, in the dead of winter? Because of the world-class medical care available for Mitchell Syndrome children.

Retrospective Natural History Study of Mitchell Syndrome in Process

$150k fundraising goal reached!

Welcome Dr. Kevin Glinton from Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children’s Hospital to our Scientific Advisory Team.

Happy Halloween from The Mitchell and Friends Foundation!

Four years after Mitchell Herndon’s passing on Oct. 2, 2019, we are honored and grateful to be able to continue to support the Miller Lab and their efforts to understand Mitchell Syndrome, and identify a cure.

VP Michele Herndon Pursuing New Opportunities with Old Friends at the UDNF

The First Ever Mitchell Syndrome Summit was held on June 1-2 at Houston Methodist Hospital in Texas.

In this month’s newsletter, we share a fundraising update and exciting developments on the research front as we seek to find a cure for Mitchell Syndrome.

Increased Awareness Leads to Early Diagnosis of Mitchell Syndrome

The Inaugural Rare Diseases Symposium at Washington University

The story of Mitchell Syndrome is a story of community, collaboration, and courage.

What is St. Louis but a gateway through which new connections can be made? It was a joy meeting a fellow Mitchell Syndrome family, all the way from Russia.

Anyone who has lost a loved one knows that holidays are the worst. There's always an empty space at the table or a stocking left on the wall--or a holiday photo from years past--to trigger your grief.

Our First! Ever! Mitchell and Friends Trivia Night was a team effort, a ton of fun, and an all around success.

Thanks to your generosity, The Mitchell and Friends Foundation has reached the first leg of its $150,000 race.

Meet the doctors and scientists who were key in helping identify Mitchell Syndrome and continue to fight for greater awareness and possible treatments.