Dear Friend,

As we approach the end of the year, our hearts are filled with gratitude for your unwavering support of the American Diabetes Association^® (ADA). Your dedication over the years has made a profound impact on our mission to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. Together, we will continue to do even more. Can we count on you make our impact even greater?

With your support, we can get closer to a life free of diabetes and all its burdens. There are many alternate ways you can donate to the ADA as we work towards this vision:

• Donate your vehicle. If you’re considering selling or trading in your vehicle, donate it to the ADA instead! The ADA’s vehicle donation program coordinates a free, convenient, hassle-free, tax-deductible way to support ADA initiatives.

• Donate stock. This option has a twofold perk. By donating stock, you’ll improve the lives of people with diabetes and receive an end-of-the-year tax break. Learn more about the gift of stock to the ADA.

• Workplace giving. Make a difference with tax-deductible donations made via payroll contributions or a company matching gift. Learn more about workplace giving.

• And even more ways to give!

Any way you choose to give will help the ADA continue to engage in lifesaving research, advocacy, and education to help improve the lives of over 37 million Americans with diabetes. How will you choose to give?

Or, if you prefer to make a traditional donation, please give a generous, tax-deductible gift today—while all donations are being MATCHED by our generous donor, Marilyn Stiglitz, up to our $150,000 end-of-year goal.

“Supporting the American Diabetes Association isn't just about charity for me, it's my investment in a healthier future, a gesture of compassion that echoes louder than currency, and a step towards a world wherein diabetes is just a memory. Being a member of The Striker Society represents my way of transforming a personal challenge into a meaningful opportunity for my contributions to act as a beacon of hope for a future where my son and countless others can thrive without the shadow of diabetes looming over their lives.” – Marilyn Stiglitz