Twickenham Advisors turns local giving into global potential through sustained support of HudsonAlpha’s annual Memory and Mobility Program update

Behind every major scientific breakthrough is a network of people and organizations who believe in the power of research. Twickenham Advisors is one of them.

As the presenting sponsor of HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology’s annual Memory & Mobility (M&M) Program update event, Twickenham Advisors has played a key role in supporting HudsonAlpha’s research on Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS, and other neurodegenerative diseases. Their ongoing sponsorship not only fuels this work but also makes it possible for HudsonAlpha to offer the M&M event free of charge to the community.

Giving back is part of Twickenham’s DNA. Based in Huntsville, AL, Twickenham Advisors takes pride in supporting local nonprofits that make a difference in our community and beyond. “Many cities don’t have the same culture of giving we see here,” said Rob Warren, Twickenham Partner and Private Wealth Advisor. “It’s just who we are as a community. We care and we show up.”

Twickenham’s team has seen firsthand how neurodegenerative diseases impact clients and their families, making this cause especially meaningful. To Twickenham, the M&M event isn’t just about raising money, it’s also a chance to spread knowledge of transformational research and inspire hope for the future.

“We support HudsonAlpha because we see the real impact of this research,” said Rob. “Our clients are affected, so we want to help drive progress.”

Twickenham’s commitment to HudsonAlpha is also strategic. The firm chooses to support organizations where their contributions can move the needle. By backing the M&M program year after year, Twickenham sees how their donations, as well as their client’s gifts, translate into discoveries that identify new genetic markers and advance treatments.

“As advisors, it’s powerful to see how donor support turns into real change,” Rob said. “It keeps us learning and reminds us why we give.”

In a time when research funding is increasingly complex, Twickenham’s consistent support is a reminder of how much private giving matters.

“We’re proud to support HudsonAlpha,” said Rob. “And we’re always happy to do what we can to help.”

As a nonprofit organization, HudsonAlpha relies on philanthropic support of the Memory & Mobility Program to fuel genomics research on neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS, and dementia.

If you’re interested in learning how you can support HudsonAlpha, please contact Elizabeth Herrin, Senior Director of Advancement, at eherrin@hudsonalpha.org or 256.327.0442.