When you submit a matching gift request through your employer, you help fund even more innovative Type 1 Diabetes research and bring us closer to better treatments, prevention, and a cure.
How It Works:
Donate to Diabetes Research Connection.
Request a matching gift form from your employer (Check if your company participates below).
Complete and submit the form following your company’s guidelines.
Fund a DRC project and have it dedicated in honor of your family name.
Gifts of appreciated stock are a great way to give to DRC. You get an income tax deduction for the full fair market value of securities you have owned more than one year—subject to the usual limitations—and capital gains taxes will be completely avoided on these assets.
Share the info below with your DAF to proceed and contact us with any questions at Giving@DiabetesResearchConnection.org
WE are now able to accept cryptocurrency donations including Bitcoin, USD coin, and Ethereum through Every.org.
Try it out by clicking the link below!
Make a check of any amount out to
“Diabetes Research Connection”
And mail it to:
1400 Maiden Lane
Del Mar, CA 92014
Diabetes Research Connection is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN: 90-0815395
Get your community involved to make an impact for individuals and families affected by Type 1 Diabetes with a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) fundraiser! You can host creative fundraisers (dinner party, exercise challenge, garage sale, etc.) to share with your friends and family. All you need to do is click the button below, make a profile, create your fundraiser page and start generating support for DRC!
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STOCK GIFT INSTRUCTIONS
Here is the information you will need to provide your broker to send appreciated stocks to Diabetes Research Connection’s stock account:
DTC #: 0226
National Financial Services LLC
Mesirow Account #: WMT-008107
Mesirow Account Holder: DIABETES RESEARCH CONNECTION
Contact at Mesirow: Jordan B. Scher; t: 312.595.6215; e: jordan.scher@mesirow.com
To make sure your gift is credited appropriately, please include the donor first and last name in the notes/memo/description section of your stock transfer.
The average price of the stock on the date it is contributed determines the amount of your tax deduction. Make sure you’ve held the stock for over one year to get the tax deduction without the capital gain.
Questions? Contact us at Giving@DiabetesResearchConnection.org
