Ways to Give
Our Giving Program - Make A Difference!
Did you know you can be a hero to families living with bleeding disorders? Your generous donation makes a significant difference in their lives. They have so much to overcome, and your compassion helps them meet many of life's challenges.
Because of you, children have a chance for a normal life and have hope for a cure in their lifetime. Your contribution allows Hemophilia of Georgia to provide comprehensive health care and valuable programs, like Camp Wannaklot, to fund critical research projects to improve treatments, and one-day to find a cure.
How to Give Monetarily
Make an immediate impact in the lives of the children and adults diagnosed with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders. All donors will receive a year-end tax receipt.
Donate Online
Make your tax-deductible donation today securely online by clicking here.
Facebook Birthday Fundraiser
Set up a birthday fundraiser on Facebook for Hemophilia of Georgia. Check out these helpful tips on how to have a successful fundraiser.
Donate by Mail:
To donate by mail, download and complete this printable donation form and mail it to:
Hemophilia of Georgia
Development Department
8607 Roberts Drive, Suite 150
Atlanta, GA 30350-2237
Donate by Phone:
Please call 770-518-8272.
For more information or any of our giving programs, please email mail@hog.org or call 770-518-8272.
Monthly Giving
For less than a cup of coffee or $2 a day ($60 a month) you can make a big impact. Join Hemophilia of Georgia and commit to monthly giving which helps provide support and create hope for those impacted by this rare and life-threatening disorder.
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Matching Gifts
Many employers will match your gift to Hemophilia of Georgia as part of their corporate policy. Does yours? Ask your company if they participate or are willing to start. It is easy to double your impact.
Community Health Charities
Hemophilia of Georgia is a proud charity partner of Community Health Charities. They are a nonprofit that raises awareness and resources for health and wellness by connecting the most trusted health charities, like Hemophilia of Georgia, across the United States, with more than 17 million caring donors. This is accomplished through workplace-giving campaigns, causes, wellness programs, employee engagement, and strategic partnerships.
Hemophilia of Georgia is represented by Community Health Charities in local and national workplace-giving campaigns. This includes the Combined Federal Campaign (our CFC giving code is 96106); public campaigns hosted by state and county governments, and private campaigns hosted by companies of all sizes.
Honorariums and Memorial Gifts
Make a donation to celebrate a loved one’s special occasion such as a birthday, anniversary or wedding, or to recognize a friend or relative living with hemophilia. Many families are requesting donations in lieu of flowers or other gifts.
We want to recognize your thoughtfulness and honor that individual. When an Honor or Memorial gift is received, Hemophilia of Georgia will send a personalized tribute/honorarium letter to the person or family you designate notifying them of your thoughtful donation without disclosing the amount of the gift.
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Major Gifts
Help further support our efforts by making a significant donation which will provide support to various programs like Camp Wannaklot, initiatives that fund critical research projects to improve treatments and one-day to find a cure, or help fund our scholarship program. Or you may elect for your generous donation to be used where there is the greatest need.
Donations may be made as a single donation or spread over multiple payments. The collective impact of your gift ensures we are able to provide the necessary funding to children and adults suffering from this rare disorder. Because you care, people will have a chance for a normal life and hope for a cure in their lifetime.
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Legacy Giving
In 1973, Hemophilia of Georgia opened its doors and began providing factor and health services. It was through the dedication, time and talents of several Georgia families who came together to help others overcome the challenges of living with a bleeding disorder that we are able to continue to support their dreams. Through planned giving, you can continue their legacy and honor people who invest in the health and well-being of people afflicted with inherited bleeding disorders through a deferred gift to Hemophilia of Georgia.
Start your planned giving today! When you designate a gift to Hemophilia of Georgia in your long-term estate or financial plans, you will help us carry out our mission for many years to come. You can name a particular dollar amount or percentage of your estate to Hemophilia of Georgia. This type of donation in your will or living trust helps ensure that the great work we are doing at Hemophilia of Georgia will continue for years to come.
Here's How You Can Help. Gifts Through Your Will.
Remembering Hemophilia of Georgia in your will can help reduce estate taxes and ensure lifesaving work you care about will always continue.
Gifts Outside Your Will
Help support our mission by making a gift that avoids probate. Simply name Hemophilia of Georgia as beneficiary on appreciated securities, retirement plans, or insurance policies.
Talk with your financial advisor or attorney to make those arrangements.
If you would like to make such a gift, your attorney may use the following language:
General Bequest:
I, [Name], of [City, STATE, ZIP], give, devise and bequeath to Hemophilia of Georgia, Inc. [written amount or percentage of the estate or description of property] for its unrestricted use and purpose.
Beneficiary Designations
You can name Hemophilia of Georgia, Inc. as a primary, partial, or secondary beneficiary to your retirement plan, insurance policy, or investment accounts.
If you so generously choose to make this gift, you will need the following information:
Legal name:
Hemophilia of Georgia, Inc.
Address:
8607 Roberts Drive, Suite 150
Atlanta, GA 30350-2237
Federal tax ID number:
58-1175625
For more information, please email mail@hog.org or call 770-518-8272.