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Workplace Giving
Workplace giving is a simple and effective way for employees to support the Alzheimer's Association mission. Your gift helps fund vital research, programs and services. Contact your human resources department for information on workplace giving opportunities.
Learn more about your options through:
Matching Gifts
Participating in your company’s matching gift program is a great way to double or triple your donation to the Alzheimer’s Association. Ask your human resources department for a matching gift form and mail it to the address below or you can fax it to 214-827-2064.
Volunteer Match
Your company may make a financial contribution in grants on behalf of the time you spend volunteering with the Greater Dallas Chapter through a volunteer grants program.
United Way
If your workplace participates in United Way campaign, you can designate your pledge to the Alzheimer’s Association through United Way’s Donor Choice Program. Simply follow the instructions on your pledge card.
Community Health Charities and the Combined Federal Campaign
The Alzheimer's Association, Greater Dallas Chapter is a member of the Community Health Charities federation, the largest workplace giving campaign devoted to health. If your employer participates in Community Health Charities campaigns, designate your contribution to the Alzheimer’s Association.
Federal employees can donate to the Alzheimer’s Association through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). Designate your contribution to the Alzheimer’s Association, CFC ID # 0502.
Gifts of Stock
When you donate appreciated stock to the Alzheimer’s Association, you may receive significant potential tax benefits. Gifts of stock may be transferred electronically to the Greater Dallas Chapter securely and conveniently. First, please notify the Chapter office at 214-540-2400 of your intention, along with the name of the donor, name of the stock and the number of shares to be transferred. This is the only way we can identify the donor. Please have your broker call Greg Shipper or David Wright with Comerica Securities at 972-349-3513 or 214-890-4371 to alert them of the transfer. Comerica Securities will not accept transferred shares unless their office has been informed of the transfer.
DTC Instructions -- Please be sure to include both account numbers.
Comerica Securities
| DTC Participant Number | 226 |
| Account Name | The Alzheimer's Association |
| Account Number | BGJ 016667 |
| Reference | Please provide us your preferred designation for the gift such as: General Annual Campaign, Care & Conquer Fund, or other. |
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Planned Giving
Planning giving: Bequests and charitable gift annuities
Consider leaving a legacy of support by making a planned gift to the Alzheimer's Association. Planned gifts allow you to combine your charitable giving goals with your estate and financial planning goals. Your gift will provide lasting benefits through our Alzheimer research program and community care and support programs.
Planned Gifts through all income levels
We offer planned giving arrangements that are feasible for donors of all income levels. Gifts vary from a simple will bequest to arrangements that help you maintain financial independence through favorable income and tax-saving benefits. Opportunities include gifts from a will bequest, living trust, charitable gift annuity, charitable life income trust, retirement plan, life insurance and real estate. We encourage you to contact us at 214-540-2450 to discuss any questions you or your advisor may have.
Bequests through wills and trusts
The following language can be taken to your professional counsel:
"I [name] of [city, state, ZIP] give, devise and bequeath to the Greater Dallas Chapter of the Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association (Alzheimer's Association) TIN 75-2041194 [insert written amount of gift, percentage of estate or residuary of the estate or description of property] for the following use and purpose: [designation]."
Note: The Alzheimer's Association strongly encourages donors to work with their attorneys and financial professionals to determine which type of planned gift may be most suitable for their individual situation.












