Types of Donations
Choose an amount and make a single donation. Click here to make your contribution.
Join our monthly giving program. The amount that you choose will be automatically withdrawn from your bank account or credit card on a monthly basis.
Click here and select DONATE MONTHLY, to make your contribution.
Donate to honour, celebrate or support a loved one. Click here to make your contribution.
In lieu of flowers, donate to remember and commemorate the life of a loved one. Click here and select MEMORIAL fund, to make your contribution.
Donate in lieu of a gift, to celebrate life events such as a wedding, anniversary or birthday. Click here to donate.
Donate stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Receipts are based on the securities’ value at the close of business on the day of transfer. This donation provides you with a tax credit and the benefit of no capital gains tax. Contact info@scleroderma.ca for more information.
Thoughtfully planned contributions such as a gift of life insurance or a bequest in a Will, are gratefully received, while providing you with tax benefits. Bequests in a Will offer a myriad of endowment options such as cash, real estate, securities, tangible personal property or other assets. Contact info@scleroderma.ca for more information.
We are pleased to receive in-kind donations including airline miles or other points programs. Please contact info@scleroderma.ca for more information.
Make Scleroderma Society of Ontario part of your Corporate Social Responsibility program.
Donate a predetermined amount or a percent of sales
Host an event (i.e.: grand opening, golf tournament) and donate the proceeds
Develop a workplace donation program and match employee donations
Donate services and products
Please contact info@scleroderma.ca for more information.
Check out our Events for opportunities to sponsor a specific occasion. We will work with you to develop a sponsor package that meets your objectives.
Please contact info@scleroderma.ca to get started today.
Develop a personalized web page dedicated to your particular objectives and aligned with our mission, vision and strategic priorities.
Contact info@scleroderma.ca to get started today.
How to make a Donation
Donating online is safe and secure. Click here to make your contribution.
We accept cheques, money orders or cash.
Cheques should be made payable to Scleroderma Canada.
Address
Scleroderma Canada 41 King William Street, Suite 202 Hamilton, ON L8R 1A2
Scleroderma Canada is a CRA registered national charity serving the Canadian scleroderma community. We are the national advocate for those affected by this rare and difficult disease. Established in 1999, we have worked collaboratively with regional and international organizations to bring health care research, education and clinical care together to ensure those affected by scleroderma have access to the latest advances in care.
Tax receipts are automatically issued for all donations of $20 and over. Receipts for smaller donations can be issued if specifically requested.
Electronic tax receipts (e-receipts) will be issued to your email inbox instantly for all online donations.
Scleroderma Canada issues receipts for mail/phone donations within one month of having received the donation.
Monthly donors will receive receipts once a year in time for tax season.
Scleroderma Canada is the leading voice for scleroderma patients in Canada. Donations provide Scleroderma Canada with a flexible source of funding to deliver on our strategic priorities. Funds are used to provide patients and healthcare professionals with current and consistent information, promote and support regional scleroderma groups in Canada, support research efforts and promote awareness of scleroderma across Canada.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Donate to the Scleroderma Canada Today.
Scleroderma is a rare condition with roughly 3 out of 100,000 people developing the systemic form per year. The estimated rate of incidence in Canada sits at approximately 40,000 individuals. Make a difference with a donation that will be used to support public awareness, patient advocacy, education and research for this rare disease.
We thank you for your commitment and support.
