THE FOUNDATION

In 2004, Musette and Allen Morgan, Jr. made a substantial gift to establish the Musette and Allen Morgan Jr. Foundation for the Study of PSC.  Their son, Worth, was diagnosed with the rare liver disease Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC). The Morgans were concerned that there was a lack of information about PSC, a lack of research and no consistency in treatment. Often the treatment for this fatal disease is a liver transplant. While children are waiting for a liver transplant, they suffer with such symptoms as severe abdominal pain, jaundice, weight loss and a profound lack of energy.

With the aid of the Scientific Advisory Council, organizations like Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center, funded research, and support from individuals like you, the Morgans are fighting PSC, a disabling and fatal disease that has affected their son Worth and others like him.

To learn more about the Scientific Advisory Council, click here.

To read Worth's story, click here.