Survivor Story
My family is beyond grateful for the help that Gift of Life provided to my mother after a three-year emotional rollercoaster dealing with multiple cancers. In 2006, my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. When her oncologist first listed “leukemia” among the potential side effects for her chemotherapy regimen, my mom and I gasped. The doctor, however, reassured us that the chance of leukemia was extremely rare and, in any case, would be a concern decades down the line.
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Financials
Non-Profit Status
The Gift of Life Marrow Registry is a non-profit organization, granted tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law. The tax-deductible amount permitted for any contribution is limited to the excess of the contribution above the value of any goods or services received. A copy of the IRS letter of determination declaring the tax-exempt status of the Gift of Life Marrow Registry is available upon request.
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Financials
Copies of the two most recent IRS Form 990s are available below as PDF documents. The past year is in progress.
Report to the Community
Gift of Life generates an annual Report to the Community that includes information about accomplishments, events and abbreviated financials for the fiscal year (financial position and activities).
GuideStar Report
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