A Polish non-profit foundation. We are building knowledge bases, family support networks, and open research tools designed to shorten the path from diagnosis to treatment in rare genetic diseases. We start with fibrous dysplasia (FD/MAS) - a disease we face personally, and which became our motivation to act. The architecture is designed to extend, over time, to other rare diseases.
Full name: Fundacja GeneQuest – Laboratories and Therapies for Genetic Diseases
KRS: 0001211461
Registration date: 12 December 2025
Registry court: District Court in Zielona Góra, 8th Commercial Division of the National Court Register
Fundacja GeneQuest
ul. Bolesława Krzywoustego 1/7
65-039 Zielona Góra, Poland
E-mail: kontakt@genequest.org
Bank account (mBank): 70 1140 2004 0000 3002 8630 9056
GeneQuest is building AI methodology and tools that accelerate diagnostics and research in rare genetic diseases. We start with fibrous dysplasia (FD/MAS) because we have direct personal experience with the disease - we validate our own diagnostic journey first. From that experience, we create a map that can be applied to other rare diseases.
The name "GeneQuest" is deliberately broader than FD. The statute marks FD as a starting point, not a boundary.
Co-founder · President
Mathematician and software engineer (30 years in enterprise software, including PayPal, Siemens, Sage). Builds AI tools for rare-disease diagnostics. Completed PCR (November 2025) and bioinformatics (December 2025) courses at the University of Gdańsk.
Co-founder · Board member
MSc in molecular biotechnology (metabolism, microbiology, cell membranes). Master's thesis: identifying the gene responsible for a genetic disease using PCR. Currently completing a postgraduate "Diagnostic Laboratory Specialist" programme. Co-shapes the foundation's medical agenda.
The founders currently run the foundation in the evenings and on weekends, alongside their day jobs. As grants come in, we plan to gradually scale the team and operational commitment to the foundation's projects.
GeneQuest is a non-profit organisation registered in the Polish National Court Register (KRS). Financial reports are filed in accordance with the Polish Foundations Act. Public documents are listed below.
To receive 1.5% CIT donations, a foundation must hold OPP (Public Benefit Organisation) status. The formal requirement is at least 2 years of public-benefit activity. GeneQuest was registered on 12 December 2025, so we plan to file the OPP application at the end of 2027. Realistic access to 1.5% CIT for our foundation is the 2027 tax filing - spring 2028.
Until then, available support options: direct transfer and planned campaigns.