Donations of money ROCK, but there are also many other ways to support NF Midwest’s mission to improve the lives of those with NF.
Donate now to create a world free from NF. Whether you want to make a one-time or monthly donation, a planned gift, fund raise at our events or give at your workplace, you’ll know your contribution is helping to fund cutting-edge research, drive research through advocacy, facilitate professional education, improve clinical care and provide programs and support to help people with NF and their families live a life with hope.
Cash donations are the most efficient way to help NF Midwest deliver programs and services.
Make a donation to C.A.R.E. Give in honor or memory of a loved one or give to a team or family.
Keep hope in motion! Set your giving on autopilot by setting up an automatic monthly giving payment.
Join the NF Midwest Legacy Society with a planned gift in your will, through life insurance, large gifts of stock, trusts, etc.
Your employer may make giving easy through an annual payroll deduction plan.
If you, or someone you know, works for the military or federal government they can designate payroll deductions to NF Midwest. Our CFC number is 75126.
Spread the word to raise awareness and raise funds. Simply asking friends, family, co-workers, etc to help the cause a little is the BEST way to raise funds.
Many companies will match employees donations. They may also offer funds for volunteering.
Create your own personal event! We can show you how and help you along the way!
Participate in one of our ready made events like a Great Steps 4NF walk or our golf outing…or join/support someone else’s personal event. Check out the events we have coming up.
It’s easy peasy! You shop or search as you normally would and stores donate a portion to your cause.
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