Alzheimer Society of Durham Region depends on the generosity of the people in our community. With one of the largest dementia populations in the province, demand for our support and education program is increasing. Donations to the Society help us to meet that demand so that we can provide our broad range of services.

Donations made to the Society benefit our education and support programs. They also benefit national research initiatives into the cause and cure for Alzheimer Disease. Donor information is kept confidential and is never shared. We also ensure that donor's receive tax receipts in a timely fashion. There are several ways you can make a donation to the Society.

Call In Your Donation
During our office hours, you can call the Society to make a credit card donation over the phone. Our phone number is: 905 576-2567 or 1-888-301-1106. The Society accepts donations on Visa, Mastercard and American Express.

Mail In Your Donation
Cheques can be mailed in to the Society's office. Our mailing address is:
Alzheimer Society of Durham Region
419 King St. W., Ste. 207
Oshawa, ON L1J 2K5

Designate Your Payroll Deduction Contribution
If you are contributing to the United Way or Federated Health Charities through your place of work, please consider designated your contribution to Alzheimer Society of Durham Region. It’s easy to do, just ask your employer, United Way representative or Federated Health Charities representative. Our charitable registration number is 10670 5296 RR00001

In Memorium Donations
You can assist by naming Alzheimer Society of Durham Region as your charity of choice when a loved one in your family passes away. You can also assist by making a donation to Alzheimer Society of Durham Region when others suggest that donations may be made to the charity of your choice. A memorial card can be sent on your behalf from the Society.

Planned Giving
Planned gifts can help donors realize their philanthropic objectives while maximizing tax and other financial benefits. Gifts can be directed to assist our work in research, support services and public education, or gifts can be directed in the memory or honour of a loved one. Gifts can be in the form of bequests, annuities, life insurance, residual interest or remainder trusts. We would be pleased to meet with you or your representatives to provide more information or to answer any questions.

For more information about donations, contact our office and speak with Chris Braney.