The three lay members will be chosen on the basis of their commitment to children with digestive diseases and their ability to lend advice and fund raising expertise to the board. Tax deductible status with the Internal Revenue Service is pending. Educational activities may include lectureships, symposia, and materials related to newly developed clinical practice guidelines for pediatric gastroenterologists, pediatricians, primary care providers and the general public. The foundation will look to its corporate partners and members for leadership in seeking needed funds and encouraging direct financial support. To reach our five-year goal, the foundation seeks donors at many levels.
Contributions can be gifts of cash, securities or bequests.
Knowing the good work your gift will do, particularly in fostering improved health care for children. Helping the Association build its resources to support professional research and educational programming. Joining with other members, friends in industry, and individuals who are committed to quality health care. Tax and income-related benefits for providing charitable gifts now and in the future.