NARSAD: How to Help: Ways to Give: Corporate Matching

Ways to Give - Donate Now - Tribute Gifts - Memorial Gifts - Planned Giving - Gift of Securities - Remember Us In Your Will - CFC » Research Partner Program » Volunteer - Volunteer Form - Past Volunteer Events » Our Supporters	Corporate Matching Many employers sponsor corporate matching gift programs and will match any charitable contribution that their employees make. By taking advantage of your company�s matching gift program, you can double the impact of your gift to NARSAD. Here�s how to make a matching gift: Check with your company�s human resources department to find out about its guidelines for matching charitable gifts. Fill out the appropriate forms and include them with your next gift to NARSAD. We will verify the completed form and return it to your company, which will then issue a matching gift to NARSAD. You will receive credit for the entire gift, both your donation and your company�s match. Matching gift forms can be sent with your gift to: NARSAD 60 Cutter Mill Road, Suite 404 Great Neck, NY 11021 Attn: John Bayat NARSAD�s tax identification number is 31-1020010.	Contact Jon Zeidman jzeidman@narsad.org Upcoming NARSAD Events October 17, 2008 21st Annual Gala New York October 17, 2008 20th Annual Mental Health Symposium New York November 8 & 9, 2008 California NARSAD Silver Ribbon Symposium & Gala Latest News from NARSAD Scientific Council President Herbert Pardes, M.D., To Be Honored at New York Gala, Friday, Oct. 17 NARSAD�s 20th Annual New York Mental Health Symposium, Free and Open to Public, to Take Place Friday, Oct. 17 Study Showing "Light" Cigarettes Deliver Plenty of Nicotine to Brain Elucidates Depression-Smoking Link NARSAD Researcher Pieces Together Gene Network Linked to Schizophrenia Thousands Gain Insight into Mental Health Disorders at NARSAD�S �Healthy Minds Across America� Forums NARSAD Investigator Finds Gene Variation That May Explain a Key Mechanism of ADHD Spotlight October 17, 2008 New York Symposium: The Times Center 9:00 am - 4:30 pm Gala: The Waldorf-Astoria Contact NARSAD for more information. Order these new books on schizophrenia and help NARSAD: My Son's Name Was Fred by Gwill Newman, and I Think I Scared Her by Brooke Katz.
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