Showing posts with label Match Grant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Match Grant. Show all posts

August 13, 2010

Only 48 hours left to double your donation in support of lupus research!

Your actions are needed as we only have 2 days left to rise to the fundraising challenge posed by Lewis and Sara Katz, longtime LFA supporters who have generously pledged to match all donations made by August 15 – up to $40,000. Now, the deadline is quickly approaching and we need your help to reach our goal!

There is a great need for better ways to treat people living with lupus today. People living with lupus often wait years for an accurate diagnosis and many suffer devastating side effects from existing therapies. Your gift today will be doubled and go farther to help us uncover better ways to care for them.

Please give the gift of hope today.

July 19, 2010

Give Today and Your Gift Will Double

Your donation will go twice as far to find a cure and to care for people with lupus if you make your secure online gift today!

That's right: We have been given an exciting opportunity to match your donation - dollar for dollar - through August 15, 2010!

Lewis and Sara Katz, long-time LFA supporters, have generously pledged to match contributions up to $40,000. If we can raise $40,000 by the August 15 deadline, $80,000 will go to stimulate new areas of lupus research, education, and awareness. Click to give today.

You know that the need is great. People living with lupus often wait years for an accurate diagnosis, and many suffer devastating side effects from existing therapies. Advancing lupus research is the only way that we will be able to find the causes of lupus, develop more effective treatments, and get lupus under control. Your support makes a difference.

Please join our efforts by making a donation today
. Remember, your gift will double if we receive it by August 15!

P.S. The LFA is currently reviewing proposals from lupus researchers seeking to advance our knowledge of pediatric lupus, lupus nephritis, reproductive health issues in people with lupus and much, much more. The number of projects we will be able to fund depends on your support. Please be generous.