Rebuild the future tense, together.
MyWhatIf is an applied research nonprofit building and testing a new path for trauma recovery built on hope, agency and purpose. Philanthropy is catalytic here. It builds the evidence, safety systems, measurement and access capacity that responsible reach depends on.
Why now
The question is no longer whether this deserves to be tested. It is how quickly we can build the evidence and responsibly reach more people.
The platform exists and is in use. Early signals were strong enough to justify deeper investigation, and universities, hospitals, researchers and implementation partners are now working with us. The next generation of the intervention is in active development.
What limits the work is not conviction or demand. It is how fast we can responsibly build, study and deploy. That is the part philanthropy changes.
What your support builds
Study operations, participant support, research coordination and validated outcome measurement.
The clinical, privacy, quality and regulatory systems required for responsible deployment.
The personalization, safety and multimodal measurement infrastructure underneath the platform.
Reaching people living with trauma who would otherwise go without, and keeping the program free for participants.
Gifts are unrestricted by default, which lets the Foundation put them where the work needs them. If you want your gift directed to a specific area, we can arrange that directly.
MyWhatIf was built by people bringing what they had.
Clinical expertise, research, technology, lived experience, time, introductions. Philanthropy brings the one thing none of those can supply on their own, which is the time and rigor this work needs to be done properly, and the reach to matter beyond the people who found us first.
Ready to support the mission?
100% of your gift reaches MyWhatIf.
We use zeffy.com so no payment processing fees are deducted from your donation. The Foundation receives the full amount you give.
A recurring gift helps the Foundation plan research, development and access work with greater continuity. The form below can be set to give monthly.
About $100 sponsors one participant today.
This is a current operating estimate. It is not a permanent marginal cost and not a claim about outcomes, and the economics of a future replicated deployment may differ. Participants always receive the program free.
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Other ways to give
Please make checks payable to MyWhatIf Foundation Inc. and mail to:
MyWhatIf Foundation Inc.5 Pease Rd
Englishtown, NJ 07726
United States
MyWhatIf Foundation can accept gifts of publicly traded securities. Contact us for current transfer instructions.
MyWhatIf Foundation can accept cryptocurrency gifts. Contact us for current transfer instructions.
Planning a significant gift?
If you are considering a major gift, a multi-year commitment, a gift of stock or cryptocurrency, or another form of support, we would be glad to speak directly.
MyWhatIf Foundation is a US 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Donations are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law; we are not able to give individual tax advice. For institutional giving, contact us.
Philanthropy builds the evidence and access infrastructure first. Our goal is for MyWhatIf's core operations to become self-sustaining by 2030 through diversified, mission-aligned institutional revenue, while philanthropy continues to help expand access, research and replication. This is a goal, not a commitment or a forecast, and no single source of revenue, including reimbursement or licensing, is assured to get us there. Possible pathways include sponsored access, institutional and government partnerships, reimbursement where validated and authorized, and mission-aligned replication arrangements. None of these funds operations today.
Where this is going →Evidence is what opens access. Regulatory and reimbursement work, if it succeeds, could help systems pay for it.
Meet people where they are.
There is more than one way into recovery.
MyWhatIf starts with a question.