Celiac Disease Foundation
Non-profit OrganizationsCalifornia, United States11-50 Employees
Based in Woodland Hills, California, the Celiac Disease Foundation is a nonprofit patient advocacy organization founded in 1990 that focuses on celiac disease. It seeks to accelerate diagnosis, treatments, and ultimately a cure by investing in research, education, and advocacy, and it maintains the iCureCeliac patient registry to identify suitable participants and expedite research enrollment. Its work serves the millions worldwide affected by this genetic autoimmune condition, supporting patients and providers with information and resources, and collaborating with partners to advance lifelong management. The foundation's advocacy program has helped secure federal recognition of celiac disease, reflecting its role in elevating public awareness and policy attention. In March 2026, the organization published its first Evidence-Informed National Recommendations to support college students with celiac disease.