The Hemophilia Alliance gives back to the hemophilia community through the Hemophilia Alliance Foundation — as the primary source of its funds. The Hemophilia Alliance Foundation awards grants to chapters, associations and centers serving the bleeding disorders community. Funds are applied to research, equipment and education.
The Alliance Grants Committee granted $696,000 to the community from 2009-2012. The Grants Committee transformed into the Hemophilia Alliance Foundation in 2013, when the latter incorporated. Between 2013 and 2025, the Alliance donated $1,060,425 to the Hemophilia Alliance Foundation.
The Alliance is pleased to fund ATHN (American Thrombosis and Hemostasis Network) and its mission to improve patient outcomes as stewards of hemostasis and thrombosis data and analytics. A nonprofit organization, ATHN uses technology and data to transform care and improve the lives of people affected by bleeding and clotting disorders. ATHN supports 135 HTCs in their efforts to gather much-needed health data and to provide outstanding patient care.
The Alliance Pharmacy (TAP) is a 501(c)3 organization that is licensed as a pharmacy in all 50 states and is ACHC accredited. TAP is also licensed as a wholesale distributor and is a verified authorized wholesale distributor (VAWD). The Hemophilia Alliance and The Alliance Pharmacy have a memorandum of understanding but are independent 501(c)3 organizations.
The Hemophilia Alliance’s strategic alignment with The Alliance Pharmacy (TAP) is centered on improving patient care, with both organizations sharing a strong commitment to supporting individuals living with chronic diseases. What started as a contract pharmacy and potential payer partner for Hemophilia Alliance members quickly grew into a relationship with much broader opportunities. Today, TAP has expanded from a pharmacy licensed in all 50 states to an ACHC- and VAWD-accredited wholesale distributor for a range of hemophilia-related products. Through this strategic alignment, the Hemophilia Alliance and TAP provide members with a comprehensive set of resources—helping them better support patients and advance the shared goal of improved care.
BrightStar Care is a national network of independently owned and operated licensed home health agencies. Through its partnership with the Hemophilia Alliance, HTCs can connect with local BrightStar agencies to support home health nursing services for patients.
