How you can help

We do not accept that Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, ALS and other neurodegenerative diseases are a normal part of aging. Despite the increasing number of patients with these diseases, we believe neurodegenerative diseases can be treated and, ultimately, prevented. With your support, the Harvard NeuroDiscovery Center will team up with other leading scientists to accelerate the development of treatment and prevention.

The Harvard NeuroDiscovery Center was launched in 2001 with a major, anonymous seed grant from a truly visionary philanthropy. This gift facilitated the establishment of our core infrastructure and initial research initiatives. 

More recently, much of our funding has been provided by charitable entities and individuals who share our passion and approach to cure neurodegenerative diseases. Federal grants by the National Institutes of Health also have provided welcome support for several specific initiatives.

A gift to the Harvard NeuroDiscovery Center may take several forms:

Outright gift

A donation in the form of credit card, check, securities, or other assets.

For credit card donations, please visit Harvard University's Online Giving Form. Under the Gift Details section, select Harvard Medical School from the first drop down menu. Select Harvard NeuroDiscovery Center from the second drop down menu. You may enter "Additional Information" in the space provided at the bottom of the gift detail section (i.e., if you would like to dedicate the donation to the memory of a loved one or restrict use of your gift for a particular disease or purpose).

For donations by check, please make the check payable to "Harvard NeuroDiscovery Center" and deliver to:

Harvard NeuroDiscovery Center
Harvard Medical School
220 Longwood Ave
Goldenson Building, Room 524
Boston, MA 02115

Pledges

An arrangement to fulfill a gift commitment in installments over one or more years.

Matching gifts

The opportunity to increase the value of a gift by taking advantage of an employer's matching gift program. The donor is credited for the total amount. The employer also receives recognition.

Please contact us to discuss how you might support this work or if you have any questions about the Harvard NeuroDiscovery Center and opportunities to support its initiatives.

Patti A. Stoll
Harvard NeuroDiscovery Center
220 Longwood Avenue
Goldenson Building, Room 524
Boston, MA 02115
Tel 617.432.2800
This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it