THE ALEXANDER FOUNDATION, INC.
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA

The Alexander Foundation, Inc., established in Florida in 2003, is a nonprofit organization that focuses on making life better for children with disabilities and their families. The foundation was inspired by Alex Schon, who lived with Cloverleaf syndrome, and has grown thanks to the support of family members, volunteers, and donors. Situated in Delray Beach within Palm Beach County, its primary aim is to lessen the financial strain faced by families dealing with medical challenges related to disabilities. A key initiative includes assisting families in managing medical expenses for children impacted by conditions like Pfeiffer Syndrome. To raise awareness and encourage positive interactions with disabled individuals, The Alexander Foundation published a book, with all proceeds supporting its mission. They hope this resource reaches elementary schools, public libraries, doctor's offices, and community centers across the nation. The board is comprised of seasoned professionals with expertise in business, finance, and education, working towards the organization's success. Moreover, they offer valuable resources related to craniofacial conditions, aiding families’ understanding and research. The foundation keeps a close watch on events for children with special needs and developments in medical technology, welcoming community involvement and feedback to boost its impact. It was officially incorporated on December 12, 1986, under Filed Number N18231 and is located at 110 East Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach, FL 33444. Information about the organization is available at their website, thealexanderfoundation.com. Their most recent annual report was submitted on February 8, 2024.