The Edison Innovation Foundation, a not-for-profit operating foundation which supports the legacy of Thomas Edison. The Foundation raises funds for the restoration of the Edison Lab and home in West Orange, New Jersey. It also encourages students, including women and minorities, to embrace careers in science, technology and engineering.
The name of Thomas Edison, one of the world’s greatest inventors, is synonymous with creativity and innovation. As the man responsible for the invention of the light bulb, the motion picture camera, the phonograph, power generation and the creation of the first extensive research and development ("R&D") facility, Edison arguably has created more value than any other single human in history. During his life, he amassed 1093 US patents and virtually codified the process of invention, thereby keeping the American industrial revolution in a perpetual state of renewal.
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