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Giving is good medicine

Every rare disease is different. What it takes to face one isn't. Support, information, and people who understand are what is needed.

Your donation keeps that in place.

Make a difference

Change starts with people like you. Your donation helps make a real impact, one action at a time. Together, we can do more.

Frequency

One time

Monthly

Amount

R 50

R 100

R 200

R 500

R 1 000

R 2 000

R 5 000

Other

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Where your money goes

R57

Covers a navigator's support for one family through diagnosis.

R100

Assists a patient with one month's transport to and from treatments.

R250

Gifts a newly diagnosed patient a welcome resource pack, as well as a Rare Bear.

RDSA is a registered NPO and all donations over R100 will receive a Section 18A certificate to the email address provided. 

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Other ways to give

EFT

Prefer a direct transfer?

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Rare Diseases South Africa NPC

Bank: FNB.   

Branch Code: 251 655

Acc No: 625 625 85532

Ref: your email address

Leave a gift in your will

A bequest keeps support in place for families long after.

 

We can talk you through how it works.

Give in another way

Fundraise, volunteer, or ride for the rare community. Time and sweat count too.

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See all the ways in which you can get involved,

What your giving actually does

It pays for the person who picks up the phone when a family has just been given a diagnosis they've never heard of. It keeps the support groups running, the ID cards printed, and the advocacy work going at the tables where access decisions get made.

 

None of it is glamorous. All of it matters to someone.

Thank you.

You don't have to face it alone.

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Support hotline: +27 72 476 7552

hello@rarediseases.co.za

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