Tinnitus has been overlooked for too long. The millions of Americans living with the condition deserve better information, better care, and better answers, and the science is finally catching up to the scale of the need. The next decade will be decisive for the tinnitus field, and ATA intends to lead it.

We're looking for partners who share that ambition. Whether your interest is in advancing research, expanding clinical training, supporting patients directly, or sustaining the broader mission, ATA offers a partnership pathway designed to align with your goals and deliver measurable impact.

Every partnership begins with a conversation. We welcome the opportunity to learn about your priorities, share more about our work, and design a partnership that reflects what matters most to your organization.

Tinnitus affects more than 50 million Americans and an estimated 740 million people worldwide. For many, it's far more than a ringing in the ears. It's a chronic and often debilitating condition linked to anxiety, depression, sleep disruption, and social isolation. Yet tinnitus remains underfunded, under-researched, and poorly understood across much of the healthcare system.

Advances in neuroscience, hearing health, digital therapeutics, and interdisciplinary care are now creating new opportunities to improve outcomes at a scale that wasn't possible even a decade ago. Companies and foundations play a vital role in turning that promise into progress.

A trusted, engaged community. ATA's network includes more than 75,000 patients, providers, researchers, advocates, and supporters.

National reach. ATA's digital platforms, publications, and communications reach more than 400,000 people each year seeking trusted, evidence-based tinnitus information.

Connection to the clinical community. ATA works closely with audiologists, otolaryngologists, mental health professionals, and allied providers engaged in tinnitus care.

Leadership in research. Since 1980, ATA has invested more than $7.1 million in tinnitus research, supporting foundational studies and emerging investigators whose work continues to shape the field.

Credibility built over five decades. Founded in 1971, ATA is the nation's longest-standing tinnitus-focused patient organization, recognized for scientific integrity, patient advocacy, and evidence-based education.

Measurable impact. ATA provides professional stewardship and transparent reporting so partners can see the difference their investment makes.

We're grateful to the companies and foundations who stand with people living with tinnitus. Their support helps fund research, train providers, and ensure no one has to face tinnitus alone.