Hemophilia of Georgia

08/07/2026

Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG) is committed to advancing scientific discovery and improving quality of life for individuals with a bleeding disorder. In fiscal year 2025, Hemophilia of Georgia provided over $2.1 million in funding to advance research through our fundraising efforts. We provide Community Support Grants which strengthen the bleeding disorder community through education, advocacy, and health care initiatives. Learn more: https://www.hog.org/research/
“Receiving the HoG Clinical Scientist Development Grant has helped me pursue a career in clinical research by providing me with the protected time, resources, and mentorship as an early career physician scientist.” -Katherine Regling, DO, Grant Recipient

08/06/2026

Don’t miss out! Hops for Hemophilia is happening this Saturday, August 8 from 4:00-6:30 PM at Glover Park Brewery in Marietta. Enjoy beer, cocktails and mocktails, live music, delicious food, games, and door prizes! Proceeds from the event will fund bleeding disorder research for a cure!

Purchase your tickets today: www.hog.org/hops

08/04/2026

Join HoG to raise a glass for a cure at Hops for Hemophilia on August 8 from 4:00-6:30 PM at Glover Park Brewery in Marietta. Bring your friends for a fun evening with beer, non-alcoholic drinks, music, delicious food, games, and door prizes! Net proceeds from the event will fund research to improve the lives of people with bleeding disorders, and ultimately find a cure!

Get your tickets now: www.hog.org/hops

08/03/2026

Join us for Score Fore a Cure on Thursday, September 3, 2026, from 6:00 - 9:00 pm at Topgolf in Alpharetta! Registration is now open at hog.org/score

07/30/2026

Join us to raise a glass for a cure at Hops for Hemophilia on August 8 from 4:00-6:30 PM at Glover Park Brewery in Marietta. Bring your friends for a fun evening with beer, non-alcoholic drinks, music, delicious food, games, and door prizes! Net proceeds from the event will fund research to improve the lives of people with bleeding disorders, and ultimately find a cure! Get your tickets now:
www.hog.org/hops

07/29/2026

Hemophilia of Georgia exists so that people in Georgia affected by bleeding disorders live as normally and productively as possible. One way we seek to achieve this mission is through advocacy— actively giving a voice to the rights and needs of people with bleeding disorders.

“Advocate for your child and keep in mind it can be hard to learn your child has a disorder and it will get better… and HoG is there to help you and your child through every step of their life.” – Samantha, parent of young patient.

07/28/2026

HoG provides a variety of educational resources for people with bleeding disorders including, The Hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease & Platelet Disorders Handbook, a comprehensive guide to living with a bleeding disorder. We believe that by understanding all aspects of bleeding disorders, you can be active in your own care. Learn more about our educational resources: https://www.hog.org/bleeding/page/educational-resources

“The resources and programs that Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG) offers have gone a long way in helping my son understand how to deal with VWD, not only how to accept it, but how to live with it and remain positive. My son uses the educational information HoG has provided over the years as a starting point for discussions and any questions he has about his condition.” -Ryan, father of a young patient

07/27/2026

Raise a glass for a cure and join us for Hops for Hemophilia on August 8th from 4:00-6:30 pm at Glover Park Brewery, in Marietta. You will enjoy an afternoon with beer, non-alcoholic options, music, delicious food, games, and door prizes! Net proceeds from the event will fund research to improve the lives of people with bleeding disorders, and ultimately, find a cure! Get your tickets now: www.hog.org/hops

A nationally and internationally recognized Hemophilia Treatment Center and 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides comprehensive clinical care, psychosocial services, pharmacy services, education, and advocacy to people with bleeding disorders in Georgia.

07/24/2026

Meet the Talent Powering Our Mission! At Hemophilia of Georgia, meaningful work means making a real difference—and Stephanie Rehberg, Communications Manager, is doing just that. She shares what inspires her work and fuels her passion for HoG’s mission:

“Working at Hemophilia of Georgia has given me the opportunity to contribute to a mission that directly impacts individuals and families in the bleeding disorders community. It’s meaningful to be part of work that helps improve access to care, education, and support for those who rely on these services. I value being able to use my skills in a way that makes a tangible difference and supports a community that often goes unseen. The work we do is important, and I’m proud to play a role in helping advance that impact!”

Looking for a workplace where your skills truly make an impact? Explore career opportunities and apply at www.hog.org/careers

07/21/2026

Camp Wannaklot, a week-long residential summer camp, is the only camp in Georgia that provides children who have hemophilia or other bleeding disorders the opportunity to enjoy a traditional camp experience. During this fun-filled week, campers make new friends, learn about their bleeding disorders, and share new experiences. Learn more: https://www.hog.org/camp/
“Camp Wannaklot has been so helpful to my son. It is where he learned how to self-infuse and take charge of his health. When he acquired an injury from soccer, after attending camp, he knew exactly how to react.” -Ryan, father of a young patient