MND Australia collects donations that fund research into motor neurone disease across Australia. All donations, big or small, are vital to keep this research going. To donate to MND research, please click the 'donate' button at the top of the page. Here you will find information about donating online, and about becoming a monthly supporter of MND research.
Fundraisers are a wonderful way to get people together and raise funds for MND research. If you would like to hold an event and raise money for MND research, download our fundraising brochure or get in touch at research@mndaustralia.org.au
A gift in your Will has the power to change the future of motor neurone disease. Each day in Australia, two people die from MND and two more are diagnosed.
Research has accelerated our understanding of MND in the last 10 years. MND Australia has played an important role in building and sustaining MND research in Australia. Australian researchers are pushing the boundaries to find innovative ways to treat MND. Many advances have been made possible thanks to the community's generosity.
A gift in your Will is a simple and effective way to provide support to a cause important to you, and to enable change for future generations. Gifts are critical to ensuring that MND Australia can commit to the continuity of funding needed for significant breakthroughs.
Please consider leaving a gift in your Will to MND Australia's research grant program and help us work towards a cure for MND.
For a bequest to MND Australia's research program, the following wording is appropriate:
"I give (my estate) or (portion/the residue of my estate) or (the sum of $________ ) to Motor Neurone Disease Australia Ltd (ABN 52 650 269 176) for research into motor neurone disease."
And remember, you do not have to be wealthy to leave a gift in your Will because every dollar has the power to change the future of MND. People leave gifts of all sizes. You can be sure that when combined with those of other supporters, your gift will always have an impact, regardless of size.
Larger gifts ($50,000 or more) can acknowledge the testator with a named MND research grant as a tribute.
