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Trusted and Transparent — Hearing Health Foundation

Trusted and Transparent

During this season of giving, we’re proud to remind our community that Hearing Health Foundation consistently earns top ratings from trusted charity watchdogs.

These top ratings highlight our commitment to transparency and fiscal responsibility, to maximize every gift toward life-changing hearing and balance research.

Right now through December 31 at midnight ET, all gifts are matched dollar for dollar, so our impact on hearing and balance research goes twice as far.

Thank you for your trust and support of scientific discovery. 

PS: Please take a look at our impact over the past year, thanks to our community of supporters.

The Latest Blog Posts

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A Lost Dachshund’s Lesson About Connection

Dogs, like human beings, need social interaction and the company of others. That’s important for people with hearing loss to remember. So as challenging as it may be, it’s important that we stay connected and try to communicate.

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The JOY of Hearing Aids

My hearing aids are not left in a drawer or only worn for selected occasions. I love them. The TV can be a reasonable volume, I can engage in the subtleties of conversation. I don't miss the punch line of jokes.

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Despite Challenges, Les Paul Persevered

Les Paul persisted to refine the design for a solid body electric guitar, create multiple gold records, invent today’s recording techniques, be inducted into multiple halls of fame, and play his guitar until two months before he died at 94 years old in August 2009.

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Join the Hyperacusis Heroes Book Project

What I have discovered is that unlike many other disabilities and chronic conditions, there are no anthologies or collections of personal stories published in book form about hyperacusis. So by publishing this book, I hope to develop greater awareness and understanding about hyperacusis.

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From Feeling Vertigo to Finding My Voice

Eventually I told my boss that I would have to resign. As it turns out, that was the best decision I could have made. The enormous stress of my job had been a large contributing factor to the severity of my disease, and letting that responsibility go was decidedly the medicine I needed. 

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