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BECOME A DONOR
Collaborating with local businesses, organizations, and individuals is vital to develop community awareness, gain financial contributions to help GAPS reach out to those who cope with Parkinson's Disease every day, and continue to provide programs, education, and advocacy every year, thus allowing opportunities for members to exercise, support one another, and to stay involved in their community. Access to these programs helps our members remain positive, vibrant, healthier, and beat back the Parkinson's Disease progression.
GAPS is a 100% local and independent organization. We rely solely on the support of our community for our financial solvency. Please consider how you can contribute to the growing impact GAPS is having on those living with PD in the Upstate of South Carolina.
GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
Organizational and Program Sponsorships
We offer generous advertisement and promotional packages as thanks for your sponsorship.
Select from our Bronze, Silver, or Gold organizational sponsorship levels or choose from many program sponsorship options such as GAPS Social, GAPS Coffee Talk, and GAPS in Motion!
Either way, your involvement and generosity help further our mission of improving the quality of life for those living with Parkinson's disease.
Click the Make A Difference image to view more details!
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Champions Club
BE A CHAMPION. SUPPORT OUR MEMBERS.
Our members are champions who rise and walk despite their challenges.
You can be a champion to a person with Parkinson's or their caregiver. You can support one member or multiple members through a recurring monthly or annual contribution. Your generous gift is an investment in your own community that stays completely local, supporting families walking with this disease every day.
To make a Champions Club donation, click Champions Club and enter an amount, select a Recurring frequency, then click Submit and finish the secure form.
NOTE: you must make a monthly or annual recurring donation to be in the Champions Club.
GAPS Tribute Giving Program
A tribute gift is a thoughtful way to remember a loved one or dear friend who has passed with PD, while simultaneously providing resources for future GAPS members. Honor a tribute today with a minimum annual gift of $1,000 and make your gift last a lifetime! When making a Tribute gift, kindly give us the name of the Tribute and the name of a family member or close friend you wish to notify. After you have made your contribution, an acknowledgement letter will be sent to the family member or friend you designate, and a tax receipt will be sent to you. Please know that we will not specify the amount of the donation in the acknowledgement to the family. Thank you!
To make a Tribute donation, click GAPS Tribute Giving Program and enter a $1,000 amount, select frequency Recurring Yearly, then click Submit and finish the secure form.
NOTE: you must make an annual recurring donation of $1,000 or more to be a Tribute donor.
OTHER WAYS TO GIVE
In Honor/Memory Of....
You can honor someone, living or deceased, by setting up a one-time or recurring donation in any amount. Donate online, mail your contribution to the address below, or give us a call.
Final Gift Offering
Please consider having GAPS as a beneficiary in your will. The gifts that come from final offerings are a proactive way of helping to continue to serve the PD community in future years. GAPS is grateful for these generous bequests.
Donate Stock
Did you know that you can avoid capital gains taxes and support GAPS at the same time by making a gift of appreciated stock? Complete instructions can be discussed with a GAPS representative. Call 864-905-2574 today!
One-time Donation
Of course, a one-time donation is always appreciated. You can make a general donation online using our Donate button, or mail a check to:
Greenville Area Parkinson Society
P.O. Box 6505
Greenville, SC 29606
Thank you Champions Club donors!
Thank you for "flying your flag" for our members and for being a part of the Champions Club!
Bill Brown
Adam Jennings
Chandler Massey
Bob & Pam Most
Michael Rainey
Eric Snider