FUNDING RESEARCH. FUNDING HOPE.

A cure for pediatric cancer begins with you. Through the Morgan Adams Foundation, your donations save lives – and there are so many ways you can be a part of funding a cure for pediatric cancer!

Honorary Gifts
Give the gift of hope by honoring someone today. Donations can be made in honor of a loved one to help celebrate any number of occasions. Births and birthdays, anniversaries and graduations are all wonderful opportunities to honor a loved one and make them a part of the cure for pediatric cancer.

Tribute Gifts - Remember someone who has passed away by giving a child hope for the future. Gifts made in memory of a loved one provide a special tribute to their life. Tribute gifts made to the Morgan Adams Foundation will help us fund much needed research for pediatric cancer patients. Through permanent Tribute Funds, great achievements in research can be made in the name of a loved one.

    Current MAF Tribute Funds

• Neal Carmine Fund
• Brett Derosier Memorial Fund
• “Will Power” - The Will Haight Fund
• Madison Salani Fund
• Ariana Samaras Research Fund for Diffuse Pontine Gliomas
• Christopher J. Tanko Fund

Workplace Giving - Employees are often looking for the opportunity to make a contribution to the community. Workplace fundraising forges a greater bond among employees as they work together to benefit the charity of their choice. There are numerous ways companies and their employees can begin Workplace Giving Campaigns.

• Matching Gifts – Visit your human resources department to find out if your employer matches charitable donations. Matching programs will allow you to double the impact of your gift.
• Income Designation – Many companies give their employees the opportunity to designate a portion of their income to a non-profit organization. At the employee’s request, the deduction is taken directly from a paycheck. The donation can be made each pay period or in one sum donation.

Founder’s Circle - Founder’s Circle Members are donors who have a special interest in the growth of the Morgan Adams Foundation and who have agreed to support the operational mission of the Foundation.  For further details on The Founder’s Circle, please call our office at 303.758.2130.

    Current Founder’s Circle Members

• Peter and Marian Taylor

Planned Giving - Planned Giving allows a donor to make a charitable gift of estate assets to one or more non-profit organizations. These assets usually include legal documents and often require the assistance of a qualified professional advisor. The Morgan Adams Foundation works with several Planned Giving professionals who are available to answer any questions a donor may have. To schedule an appointment with one of our Planned Giving Professionals, please call our office at 303.758.2130.

Endowment Funds - You can make a contribution to an endowment fund through the Morgan Adams Foundation that would perpetually endow research projects to help find a cure for childhood cancer.

Stocks & Bonds - Through the donation of stocks, you will avoid tax on the appreciation while receiving a tax deduction.

Beneficiary Designations - Designate the Morgan Adams Foundation as the beneficiary of a life insurance policy or pension plan.