Major gifts
For 50 years the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign has led the fight against muscle disease. Join us and make your mark on the next 50 years.
Click here to donate a major gift and make your mark for the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign
By giving a gift of over £1,000 you can have a real impact on the future of children and adults with muscle disease.
Your gift could help fund a major research breakthrough, ensure that a specialist Care Advisor is there to support a family through the agonising initial diagnosis and beyond, or make sure a teenager has the vital mobility equipment that they need to go to university.
| £1,000 | allows the Joseph Patrick Trust, our welfare arm, to provide a child or adult with a grant towards a powered wheelchair |
| £2,000 | helps us run one of our muscle centres for a week, providing diagnosis and multi-disciplinary care |
| £5,000 | funds a Care Advisor, who supports families, for six weeks |
| £10,000 | covers the cost of two months of pioneering research into the causes of and treatments for muscle disease |
| £20,000 | means that we can hold a fun Family Weekend providing respite, expert advice and companionship |
| £100,000 | supports a student through their PhD and encourages young scientists to stay in the field of neuromuscular research |
We offer a number of opportunities to those who make a significant gift, including:
- a personal approach with regualar updates tailored to your interest and preferences
- advice on the many tax-efficient ways of giving, including Gift Aid and donating shares
- invitations to special events
- seeing our vital work at first hand by visiting a research laboratory or muscle centre
- direct contact with senior members of staff and Trustees
- naming opportunities where possible
- acknowledgement of all gifts over £10,000 in our Impact Report
Click here to donate a major gift and make your mark for the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign
For more information on giving a major gift or donating shares please contact Anna Porcherot, Key Supporter Manager:
