NOF has dramatically increased public awareness of osteoporosis , though a great deal more public education is needed. However, there is so much more to do. As our nation ages and life spans increase, the number of those at risk is skyrocketing. In addition to applying what you learn from this site about how you can save yourself, or a loved one, from osteoporosis' crippling fate, please consider contributing to NOF's 2000 Annual Fund. Your contribution will also enable us to expand our programs of research, patient, public and professional education and advocacy.
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NOF is a member agency of the National Health Council, the Combined Federal Campaign and the Health and Medical Research Charities of America. If you contribute to a local United Way campaign through payroll deduction, your local United Way Chapter may allow you to direct a portion of your contribution to an organization such as the National Osteoporosis Foundation. Working with your employer to make your contributions go even further Many corporations in the United States will match their employees contributions to qualifying nonprofit organizations, often doubling or sometimes even tripling the amount of the contribution. Your employer may be one of these companies. To find out, simply ask check with your company's personnel department.