Tinnitus Groups & Foundations

Q2 Earplugs was started with the goal of spreading tinnitus awareness and researching potential tinnitus cures.

100% of proceeds will be donated towards these causes.

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A patient-led nonprofit uniting tinnitus sufferers with top scientists to fund targeted, rapid research. Their "Quiet Revolution" mission focuses on finding relief for those with chronic, severe tinnitus. All donations go directly to a transparent research fund, with their first grant awarded to Oxford University.

Tinnitus Quest

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Founded in 1971, ATA is the oldest U.S. charity exclusively dedicated to tinnitus. Their mission is to help patients today through validated management strategies while funding research toward breakthrough treatments and a cure. They offer patient support, educational resources, and host annual Tinnitus Awareness Week events.

American Tinnitus Association

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A global non-profit foundation advancing scientific research and developing effective tinnitus treatments. TRI connects researchers, clinicians, and patients worldwide, provides diagnostic tools and clinical guidelines, and hosts international conferences. Their TRI Academy offers expert-led seminars and educational content for hearing health professionals.

Tinnitus Research Initiative

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TinnitusFree Foundation

A European non-profit tackling the critical underfunding of tinnitus research by supporting world-class scientists and connecting research institutions with funding partners. They champion unconventional, multi-approach science — including their flagship "War On Tinnitus" initiative — while raising public awareness around noise-induced hearing damage prevention.

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The largest U.S. nonprofit funder of hearing and balance research, HHF's mission is to prevent and cure hearing loss and tinnitus through groundbreaking science. Active for 65 years, they fund emerging research grants, publish a free quarterly magazine, and lead the #KeepListening hearing protection campaign.

Hearing Health Foundation

The nation's leading consumer organization for people with hearing loss, HLAA provides education, advocacy, and community support to over 50 million Americans. Through local chapters, Walk4Hearing events, webinars, and legislative advocacy, they empower individuals to navigate hearing loss and fight for accessibility rights.

Hearing Loss Association of America

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