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A data-driven look at how Brain & Behavior Research Foundation fundraises by email. Based on 35 archived emails sent since Aug 2026, here are the real subject lines they write, how often they send, the mix of appeals vs. newsletters, the Mailchimp email platform they send from, and the ads they run.

Emails archived

35

Send cadence

17.8/mo

avg. emails

Email platform

Mailchimp

Donation platform

Not detected

Email mix

How Brain & Behavior Research Foundation splits its email program across the seven fundraising email types — led by event invitation (74%).

Event Invitation26 · 74%Newsletter/Update7 · 20%Welcome Series1 · 3%Fundraising Appeal1 · 3%

Send volume — last 12 months

Recent subject lines

Real subject lines Brain & Behavior Research Foundation has used — a swipe file of what actually lands in the inbox.

  • You’re Invited to a Special Zoom Presentation - School as a Platform for Neurobehavioral Adaptation: Getting the Individualized Education Plan RightOct 2026
  • Organoid Advance Provides Improved Platform to Study Autism, Schizophrenia, Dementia, Cerebral PalsyOct 2026
  • REMINDER: Please Join Us on 10/30 for the BBRF International Mental Health SymposiumOct 2026
  • BBRF Webinar | Unlocking PTSD: From Single Cells to Improved TherapeuticsOct 2026
  • BBRF congratulates 2026 Nobel laureate Karl Deisseroth who received early support from two BBRF YI GrantsOct 2026
  • Please Join Us at Our Upcoming BBRF International Mental Health SymposiumOct 2026
  • Functional Connectivity Changes Early in SSRI Antidepressant Therapy Could Aid Precision PsychiatryOct 2026
  • Healthy Minds Season 11 is Now Available on DemandOct 2026
  • Join Us as We Present the BBRF Outstanding Achievement Prizes & the Pardes Humanitarian Prize in Mental HealthSep 2026
  • Join Us for the Latest Advancements in Cognitive Neuroscience Research at Upcoming BBRF SymposiumSep 2026
  • Join Us for the Latest Advancements in Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Research at the Upcoming BBRF SymposiumSep 2026
  • Parent/Child Pairs With ADHD Fare Better When Parents are Treated with Medication + Behavioral TherapySep 2026
  • Celebrate the 2026 Outstanding Achievement Prizewinner at our Awards DinnerSep 2026
  • Join Us for the Latest Advancements in Mood Disorder Research at Upcoming BBRF SymposiumSep 2026
  • #hikeOctober for Mental Health ResearchSep 2026
  • Innovative and Promising Schizophrenia Research at Upcoming BBRF SymposiumSep 2026
  • Altered Glutamate Metabolism in Early Schizophrenia Patients Differs on 2 Sides of the BrainSep 2026
  • You’re Invited to BBRF’s Free Symposium Friday 10/30/2026Sep 2026
  • 10/30 - Join Us for the BBRF International Mental Health Virtual & In-Person SymposiumSep 2026
  • 66% Improvement in Response to 2 Common Antidepressants Based on Biomarker StatusSep 2026
  • Purchase Tickets for the BBRF International Awards Dinner 10/30Sep 2026
  • Cannabis Use Disorder Increasing in Prevalence & Severity, NIH Study FindsSep 2026
  • Join Us for a Free Webinar: Hormones, the Brain, and Female Suicide RiskSep 2026
  • Brain & Behavior Magazine – Fall 2026Aug 2026
  • Circuitry Regulating Drug Craving in Opioid Addiction Modulated with Low-Power Brain StimulationAug 2026
  • 10/30 - Join Us for the BBRF International Mental Health SymposiumAug 2026
  • Join UsAug 2026
  • Older Autistic Youths Showed Less Neural Engagement with Nonfamilial VoicesAug 2026
  • 10/30 - Join Us for our International Awards DinnerAug 2026
  • Our ImpactAug 2026
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