About the Oley Foundation |
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| Founded in 1983 by
Lyn Howard,
MD and her patient, Clarence "Oley" Oldenburg,
the Oley Foundation is a national, independent, non-profit 501(c)(3)
organization that enriches the lives of patients dependent on home
intravenous (parenteral
) and tube feeding (enteral
) through education, outreach, and networking.
The Foundation also serves as a resource for consumer's families, clinicians and industry representatives, and other interested
parties. Programs are directed by the staff
and guidance is provided by a board
of dedicated professionals and patients.
Click here for a copy of the Oley Foundation's bylaws or most recent IRS 990 form and annual report. Oley Programs:
Don’t miss our other popular web pages that provide tips for traveling, swimming and tube feeding; advice on diet and hydration; opportunities to participate in research; and helpful printed materials (for a complete list see the “Resources” drop-down menu). If you would like to receive the newsletter and other timely updates from Oley, join today! It’s free of charge for patients and their families. It's also free for clinicians and industry members who choose to receive the newsletter via email. Start-up funds for the Oley Foundation were provided by the Oldenburg family. Ongoing support comes from homePEN families, friends, clinicians and corporations. Support Oley Programs For more information on how you can support Oley programs, click on the following links or contact Joan Bishop or Roslyn Dahl at (800) 776-OLEY, bishopj@mail.amc.edu, dahlr@mail.amc.edu:
Contributions are always needed to continue the Foundation's work. The Oley Foundation does not accept advertisements on its web site. |
![]() Allocation of Annual Support 24% Reserves 13% Administration, Development ![]() |
Last updated March 2012

