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Your gift supports FSR’s mission to improve care
for sarcoidosis patients and to find a cure for this disease.
Donate online now using our secure server.
To donate by phone, please call (866) 358-KISS
(5477). We’d be happy to take your information over the phone.
To donate by mail, please make your check payable to the Foundation
for Sarcoidosis Research and mail it to:
122 South Michigan Avenue
Suite 1700
Chicago, IL 60603
Ways to Donate
FSR is committed providing support and education
for people living with sarcoidosis and to funding research to find a
cure and better treatments. Your donation makes this possible!
Donations to FSR are
tax-deductible.
Donate Online,
by phone or by mail.
Other ways to give:
Memorial & Tribute Giving
A gift to the Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research is a thoughtful
way to express sympathy for the loss of a loved one or to
commemorate special occasions or holidays.
Upon receipt of your
memorial or tribute donation, FSR will mail a notification of your
gift to the person you designate so he or she will know that you've
made a gift in his or her name or in memory of a loved one. (The
amount of your gift will not be disclosed.) Please be sure to
provide the appropriate address for notification in the “Comments”
section of the donation page.
Donate now.
Local
Fundraising Events
Are you planning a birthday party, holiday party or
anniversary? Why not make FSR the beneficiary of your next
celebration?
Planned Giving
Whether your estate is
large or small, you can support FSR during your lifetime and beyond
through various planned gift avenues. Be sure to ask your financial
planner about advantages of charitable gift annuities, life
insurance, retirement funds, charitable trusts, and others, as well
as the financial and tax benefits available to you with your planned
gift.
To make a
bequest of cash, securities, or other property to the Foundation for
Sarcoidosis Research through your will, it should state:
"I give and bequeath to the Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research, a
non-profit
organization with Federal ID #36-4378232, having its principal
office at
122 South Michigan Avenue, Suite 1700, Chicago, IL 60603..." and
then indicate a dollar amount, a percentage of your estate or a
specific asset (for example, stock, securities).
If you
would like more information on planned giving, please call us at
(866) 358-KISS (5477) or e-mail us at
info@stopsarcoidosis.org.
Gifts of Stocks and/or
Securities
Many individuals choose to donate stocks and/or securities to
the Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research because of the unique tax
benefits these assets may yield when donated to a charitable
organization.
If you would like to donate stock and securities, please call Julie
at (866) 358-KISS (5477) or e-mail
julie@stopsarcoidosis.org.
Matching Gifts
Many companies will match their employees contributions to
qualifying nonprofit organizations, often doubling or sometimes even
tripling the amount of the donation. Contact your Human Resources
Department to find out if your company has such a program and how to
request for your gift to be matched. If you have any questions,
please call us at (866) 358-KISS (5477) or e-mail us at
info@stopsarcoidosis.org.
United Way or
Workplace Giving
If you contribute to a local United Way campaign or another
workplace charitable giving campaign through a payroll deduction,
your program may allow you to direct a portion of your contribution
to the Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research. To do so, on your
pledge form, please indicate that you want to support either the
"Donor Choice Program" or "Other 501c3 Organization" and then add
the following information:
Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research
122 South Michigan Avenue, Suite 1700
Chicago, IL 60603
Federal ID#: 36-4378232
If you
have any questions, please call us at (866) 358-KISS (5477) or
e-mail us at
info@stopsarcoidosis.org.
Organ and Tissue Donation
Many patients and their families contact FSR to express interest in
organ and tissue donation to support sarcoidosis research. Tissue
donation can provide patients with a way to help diminish the impact
of diseases like sarcoidosis. Learn more about
the National Disease Research Interchange. |
