Elizabeth Fascitelli

Owns and operates natural & organic food supermarkets

Develops, makes and markets a supplemental test to aid laboratories in the detection of abnormal cells

Provides investment banking, asset, wealth management and platform services

Functions as a College/University

Provides research services

Owns and operates protective clothing manufacturing facilities

Operates child mind institute that engages in transforming the lives of children and families struggling with mental health & learning disorders

CHDI Foundation, Inc. is a privately funded nonprofit biomedical research organization dedicated to accelerating the development of therapeutics for Huntington’s disease. The non-profit company is based in Los Angeles, CA. The foundation manages a broad portfolio of research activities, including preclinical biology, therapeutic target validation, drug development, and clinical trials. It supports Huntington’s disease research by funding academic investigators, managing internal programs through contract research organizations, and partnering with biotech and pharmaceutical companies. CHDI provides resources such as genetically modified mouse models, validated biological reagents, research tools, and a clinical biorepository with human biosamples. The foundation leads initiatives like the HD Stem Cell Initiative and maintains open-access data platforms to facilitate data sharing. CHDI operates Enroll-HD, an observational study and clinical research platform supporting clinical trial design, recruitment, and patient care. The organization also hosts scientific conferences, promotes open science policies, and engages a global network of researchers to expedite the discovery and delivery of effective Huntington’s disease treatments.

The Partnership For Inner-City Education operates a network of Catholic PreK-8 schools known as Catholic Partnership Schools, dedicated to providing faith-based education to children regardless of income. The non-profit company is based in New York, NY. These schools emphasize advanced academics, integrating rigorous curricula that include phonics, literacy, history, geography, Catholic faith, and continuous science education, with the goal of preparing students for algebra 1 by eighth grade and fostering lifelong learning. The organization offers free tuition, a supportive community, and a culture that values resilience and joy in learning. It is governed by a board of trustees and advisory councils composed of professionals from education, philanthropy, and business sectors, who provide strategic and financial guidance. The partnership schools are expanding, recently adding new schools in both cities, and actively encourage family enrollment and community engagement.