Since then, the foundation has been housed in temporary quarters while the plan for a new permanent home has moved forward. The building site is on Michigan Avenue in Ypsilanti Township.
The campaign goal is $500,000, which will cover less than half of the projected cost of the new facility. Foundation reserves and grant monies will make up the balance of the costs. Construction has begun and the foundation expects to take occupancy in the fall.
The new building will house the foundation's operations and serve as a central location for the hemophilia and bleeding disorders community. Historical archives of the foundation will be restored and incorporated in the new facility. A permanent outdoor memorial will honor those who have lost their lives to hemophilia and its complications, including HIV and Hepatitis C.
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