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OUR IMPACT

supporting our community

Supporting the Community

NormaLyte is passionate about our community. Each year we support these great nonprofits (and more!) so that they can continue to support you!

Dysautonomia International

Since 2014, NormaLyte has been supporting Dysautonomia International through a large yearly donation in their mission to "identify the causes and cures for all forms of dysautonomia and to enhance the quality-of-life of people currently living with these illnesses."

VISIT DYSAUTONOMIA INTERNATIONAL

Standing Up to POTS

The mission of Standing Up to POTS is to improve the quality of life for people living with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) through research, advocacy, and support.

VISIT STANDING UP TO POTS

Awareness for POTsies

The mission of Awareness for POTSies is to increase awareness, empowerment, support, and education for individuals who are diagnosed, in addition to increasing awareness and education within the medical community.

VISIT AWARENESS FOR POTSIES

American Autonomic Society

The American Autonomic Society has been established to bring together individuals from diverse disciplines who share an interest in the structure and function of the autonomic nervous system and in the pathology, treatment, and prevention of its disorders.

VISIT AMERICAN AUTONOMIC SOCIETY

Tri Loco Louisville

Tri-Loco is Indiana, Kentucky and the mid-west's premier triathlon club. Best described as a social club with a habit of winning, Tri-Loco consistently dominates podiums nationwide while having a great time.

VISIT TRI LOCO

Los Angeles Dysautonomia Network

LADN is a volunteer-run nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with dysautonomia in the Los Angeles and greater California area through community, education, and financial support.

VISIT LADN

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OUR MODELS HAVE POTS

Not only do we support the nonprofits, we support the potsies, too! Our models include people with POTS and dysautonomia!