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To conquer digestive disease, it is vital for research and education
to continue. We cannot do this without your help. Please give generously.
We rely on your support to enable us to do the research that will
provide better future in the future.
Donations to The Gut Foundation can be made in many forms.
The most common forms of donation include:
:: Individual donations
Donations can be made via cheque, cash or credit card to assist
medical research. Every dollar counts, no matter how much or how
little.
Send a donation, small donations are as welcome as large ones.
All donations above
$2.00 are eligible for tax concessions (Tax Reference No. 15.87/3-7;
Charitable
Certificate No. CC27248).
Please make cheques payable to:
The Gut Foundation Research Institute
And mail to:
The Gut Foundation Research Institute
C/- Diabetes Centre
The Prince of Wales Hospital
Randwick NSW 2031
Telephone: (02) 9382 2749
Facsimile: (02) 9382 2828
Email: gutfound@gut.nsw.edu.au
:: Corporate sponsorship
Partnerships between philanthropic organisations and corporate
businesses (of all sizes) can be a great way for corporates to illustrate
their commitment to the community. Involve your company by encouraging
them to support The Gut Foundation. It makes sense when digestive
diseases cause so much loss of time from work.
The Gut Foundation would be happy to discuss opportunities with
your business in more detail, to target a unique sponsorship package
to maximise benefits for your company and provide support for medical
research into ageing.
:: Bequests
Anyone aged over 18 years needs to prepare a Will to ensure their
wishes are carried out regarding the distribution of assets after
their death. By leaving a contribution towards medical research
in your will you can make a substantial contribution to the future
health of all older people.
It is important to obtain sound advice about making your bequest,
to ensure that after making careful provisions for you family, your
wishes to support The Gut Foundation are made clear. It is best
to seek independent legal advice when preparing your will to ensure
your wishes are carried out.
The correct wording for a bequest to The Gut Foundation is:
" I, (full name)_______________, bequeath the sum of $_______
or
______% of my estate or ______% of the residue of my estate or
___________________________(property or shares etc)
to The Gut Foundation, the receipt of the Treasurer of which is
sufficient discharge for payment."
:: In-memorium gifts and donations in lieu of flowers
By making a donation in memory of a loved one or friend, your donation
will ensure that their memory lives on to help others. In memorium
donations are recorded on a memorium board which is displayed in
the foyer of The Gut Foundation. In memorium donations can also
be made as a special tribute for a birthday, anniversary or simply
in memory of a friend.
Another way that many families chose to remember loved ones is
to encourage donations towards medical research be made in lieu
of flowers at a funeral. The name of the person who has passed away
will be recorded in perpetuity on a memorium board displayed at
the Gastrointestinal Unit, The Prince of Wales Hospital.
:: Donations in lieu of gifts
If you are celebrating a special occasion but do not want friends
and family members to give you gifts, why not consider asking them
to donation to The Gut Foundation in lieu of a gift? This can be
a wonderful way of supporting the Foundation as a large group, and
having a great time in the process.
:: Fundraising events
As a club or community group, running a community event or activity
to raise funds to support medical research through The Gut Foundation
can be a great way to assist raise awareness and funds for the vital
issue of medical research. Not only will your efforts assist the
community, but by associating your club, group or organisation with
this cause, you can illustrate your commitment to the health of
all patients with digestive disorders and to improve gastrointestinal
health. Please feel free to contact The Gut Foundation to discuss
your groups ideas.
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