The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on many diabetes organizations, including JDRF and CarbDM. Due to the economic fallout, these organizations have faced severe financial challenges, leading to layoffs, furloughs, and program cuts. For instance, Tidepool, a nonprofit focused on diabetes data, had to lay off 40% of its staff. JDRF experienced a 40% decline in fundraising, resulting in the closure of chapters, salary reductions, and employee furloughs. The American Diabetes Association (ADA) also had to let go of over 200 staff members and shift to virtual fundraising. Smaller organizations like CarbDM were forced to shut down entirely. Despite these challenges, some organizations like Beyond Type 1 have managed to adapt by moving their activities online and collaborating with other groups to support the diabetes community during these difficult times.