Help Make A Difference: Donate Today to Support a Cure!
Every 23 seconds, someone is diagnosed with diabetes. Diabetes causes more deaths a year than breast cancer and AIDS combined. It must be stopped!
Your gift today will go a long way in helping us save lives and continue to lead the search for a cure, so that one day we can be free of diabetes and its burdens.
Honor someone you love or remember someone you've lost with a gift in their name.
UPDATE: For a limited time every dollar you give will be MATCHED x2 ($1 you give = $3!)
Fill out the form to make a one-time gift of $25 or more and receive 200 miles from eMiles.
Help cure diabetes. We have an incredible opportunity to DOUBLE the impact of your support for critical diabetes research. The Amaranth Diabetes Foundation will match your contribution, dollar-for-dollar, up to campaign total of $350,000. Please don't wait, donate today - we only have until June 24th to meet this goal.
We're making tremendous strides to advance crucial diabetes research. But we have an epidemic on our hands and time is precious. We need far more resources to speed life-changing diabetes research that will provide better treatments and, one day, a cure.
UPDATE: For a limited time every dollar you give will be MATCHED x2 ($1 you give = $3!)
Your support is vital. Please donate today to support diabetes research.
We have an incredible opportunity to DOUBLE the impact of your support for critical diabetes research. The Amaranth Diabetes Foundation will match your contribution, dollar-for-dollar, up to campaign total of $200,000. Please don't wait, donate today - we only have until June 24th to meet this goal.
This special matching gift offer is brought to you by our campaign sponsor, Amaranth Diabetes Foundation. We are grateful for their support of the American Diabetes Association and people with diabetes. Donations to this matching gift campaign will be directed 100% to Association-funded diabetes research. Donations or contributions to Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes, Tour de Cure, or other special event fundraising campaigns do not qualify for this matching gift offer.
Help cure diabetes. We have an incredible opportunity to DOUBLE the impact of your support for critical diabetes research. The Amaranth Diabetes Foundation will match your contribution, dollar-for-dollar, up to campaign total of $350,000. Please don't wait, donate today - we only have until June 24th to meet this goal.
We're making tremendous strides to advance crucial diabetes research. But we have an epidemic on our hands and time is precious. We need far more resources to speed life-changing diabetes research that will provide better treatments and, one day, a cure.
UPDATE: For a limited time every dollar you give will be MATCHED x2 ($1 you give = $3!)
Your support is vital. Please donate today to support diabetes research.
We have an incredible opportunity to DOUBLE the impact of your support for critical diabetes research. The Amaranth Diabetes Foundation will match your contribution, dollar-for-dollar, up to campaign total of $200,000. Please don't wait, donate today - we only have until June 24th to meet this goal.
This special matching gift offer is brought to you by our campaign sponsor, Amaranth Diabetes Foundation. We are grateful for their support of the American Diabetes Association and people with diabetes. Donations to this matching gift campaign will be directed 100% to Association-funded diabetes research. Donations or contributions to Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes, Tour de Cure, or other special event fundraising campaigns do not qualify for this matching gift offer.
Help cure diabetes. We have an incredible opportunity to DOUBLE the impact of your support for critical diabetes research. The Amaranth Diabetes Foundation will match your contribution, dollar-for-dollar, up to campaign total of $350,000. Please don't wait, donate today - we only have until June 24th to meet this goal.
We're making tremendous strides to advance crucial diabetes research. But we have an epidemic on our hands and time is precious. We need far more resources to speed life-changing diabetes research that will provide better treatments and, one day, a cure.
UPDATE: For a limited time every dollar you give will be MATCHED x2 ($1 you give = $3!)
Your support is vital. Please donate today to support diabetes research.
Earn 1,000 Points from MyPoints by making a tax-deductible gift of $15 or more.
We have an incredible opportunity to DOUBLE the impact of your support for critical diabetes research. The Amaranth Diabetes Foundation will match your contribution, dollar-for-dollar, up to campaign total of $200,000. Please don't wait, donate today - we only have until June 24th to meet this goal.
Earn 1,000 Points from MyPoints by making a tax-deductible gift of $15 or more.
This special matching gift offer is brought to you by our campaign sponsor, Amaranth Diabetes Foundation. We are grateful for their support of the American Diabetes Association and people with diabetes. Donations to this matching gift campaign will be directed 100% to Association-funded diabetes research. Donations or contributions to Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes, Tour de Cure, or other special event fundraising campaigns do not qualify for this matching gift offer.
We have an incredible opportunity to DOUBLE the impact of your support for critical diabetes research. Our generous partner, Visionworks, will match your contribution, dollar-for-dollar, up to campaign total of $50,000. Please don't wait, donate today - we only have until August 15 to meet this goal.
We're making tremendous strides to advance crucial diabetes research, and prevent and cure diabetes. But we have an epidemic on our hands and time is precious. We need far more resources to speed life-changing diabetes research that will provide better treatments and, one day, a cure.
UPDATE: For a limited time every dollar you give will be MATCHED x2 ($1 you give = $3!)
Your support is vital. Please donate today to support diabetes research.
We're happy to announce that Visionworks is demonstrating its support of the American Diabetes Association with an offer to match every donation to this appeal dollar for dollar up to a campaign total of $50,000! Donate today we have until August 15 to meet this goal.
This matching gift offer is brought to you by Visionworks. Visionworks, a leading provider of eye care services, is committed to helping people with diabetes lead healthy lives. We are grateful for their support of the American Diabetes Association and people with diabetes. Donations to this matching gift campaign will be directed 100% to Association-funded diabetes research. Donations or contributions to Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes, Tour de Cure, or other special event fundraising campaigns do not qualify for this matching gift offer.
We have an incredible opportunity to DOUBLE the impact of your support for critical diabetes research. Our generous partner, Visionworks, will match your contribution, dollar-for-dollar, up to campaign total of $50,000. Please don't wait, donate today - we only have until August 15 to meet this goal.
We're making tremendous strides to advance crucial diabetes research, and prevent and cure diabetes. But we have an epidemic on our hands and time is precious. We need far more resources to speed life-changing diabetes research that will provide better treatments and, one day, a cure.
UPDATE: For a limited time every dollar you give will be MATCHED x2 ($1 you give = $3!)
Your support is vital. Please donate today to support diabetes research.
We're happy to announce that Visionworks is demonstrating its support of the American Diabetes Association with an offer to match every donation to this appeal dollar for dollar up to a campaign total of $50,000! Donate today we have until August 15 to meet this goal.
This matching gift offer is brought to you by Visionworks. Visionworks, a leading provider of eye care services, is committed to helping people with diabetes lead healthy lives. We are grateful for their support of the American Diabetes Association and people with diabetes. Donations to this matching gift campaign will be directed 100% to Association-funded diabetes research. Donations or contributions to Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes, Tour de Cure, or other special event fundraising campaigns do not qualify for this matching gift offer.
Honor a loved one with a donation in their name for Father's Day. Make a tax deductible gift now to help Stop Diabetes.
Your tax-deductible gift will fund critical diabetes research, education and awareness programs that will improve the lives of those with diabetes. Your gift includes the choice of an email or print announcement card for your gift recipient.
Honor a loved one with a donation in their name. Make a tax deductible gift now to help Stop Diabetes.
Please use our Memorial Donation Form if you would like to create a memorial in the name of a beloved family member or friend. If you prefer, you may make your donation by phone at 1-800-DIABETES (1-800-342-2383) or by mail.
This special matching gift offer is brought to you by our campaign sponsor, Amaranth Diabetes Foundation. We are grateful for their support of the American Diabetes Association and people with diabetes. Donations to this matching gift campaign will be directed 100% to Association-funded diabetes research. Donations or contributions to Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes, Tour de Cure, or other special event fundraising campaigns do not qualify for this matching gift offer.
Help give the gift of diabetes summer camp to a child like yours.
Give a child living with diabetes the life-changing experience of spending a whole week having fun and learning how to better manage this tough disease with other kids who all have diabetes, too.
It's tough to feel like you're the only person in the world who has to deal with diabetes, but then you go to camp. Camp is a place where I feel safe and people understand what I'm going through. When I'm there, everyone gets it, no one stares and there's no explanation necessary.
Help give the gift of diabetes summer camp to a child like yours.
Give a child living with diabetes the life-changing experience of spending a whole week having fun and learning how to better manage this tough disease with other kids who all have diabetes, too.
It's tough to feel like you're the only person in the world who has to deal with diabetes, but then you go to camp. Camp is a place where I feel safe and people understand what I'm going through. When I'm there, everyone gets it, no one stares and there's no explanation necessary.
In the next 48 hours, 7,670 Americans will be diagnosed with diabetes, changing their lives forever. There's no sugarcoating itdiabetes is bad news. It makes everything harderfrom eating a meal to staying healthy to being treated fairly at work and school and so much more.
That's why we want to show these people that they're not alone during what is probably a very tough time in their lives. Show them that you stand with them by making a gift to help fight this devastating disease. No matter how much youre able to give, your tax-deductible gift will help speed the search for a cure and improve care for people living with diabetes, as well as prevent more Americans from developing this deadly disease. #GiveForDiabetes
In the next 48 hours, 7,670 Americans will be diagnosed with diabetes, changing their lives forever. There's no sugarcoating itdiabetes is bad news. It makes everything harderfrom eating a meal to staying healthy to being treated fairly at work and school and so much more.
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