Yes, we’ll send a receipt to the email address you provide when donating. The receipt will include your donation details, such as the date and amount.

Angelman Syndrome Foundation is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization, and your donation is tax deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law.

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Q: Is my donation tax deductible?

Yes. The Angelman Syndrome Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and your gift is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Our tax ID (EIN) is 59-3092842.

Q: Is my donation secure?

Yes. Your security and privacy is our highest priority. We use industry-standard SSL technology to keep your information safe and secure.

Q: Can I mail in my donation?

Of course! Send it to: Angelman Syndrome Foundation 13396 Tegler Drive Suite 120 - #257 Noblesville, IN 46060 Or, call us to complete your gift at 800-432-6435

Q: Can I donate in honor or in memory of someone?

Yes. After entering your contact information, you can select “Dedicate this gift.” You can send an eCard to the family to let them know.

Q: Does my employer match gifts?

Many employers match charitable gifts, sometimes doubling or tripling them. During the donation process, you can search for your employer to find out and begin the process of having your gift matched.

Q: Can I give stock, from my IRA, or through a donor-advised fund?

Yes. Gifts of stock, IRA charitable distributions and donor-advised fund grants are welcome. Visit angelman.org/planned-giving for more.

Q: Can I leave a gift in my will?

Yes. Including ASF in your estate plans creates a lasting legacy for the Angelman community. Contact amoore@angelman.org to learn more.

Every day, individuals living with Angelman syndrome face challenges most can’t imagine.
With your support, they don’t face them alone.

Meet the Heffner Family

After genetic testing confirmed Mikaela had Angelman syndrome, her mom, Joy, found the Angelman Syndrome Foundation community and never let go. She traded advice with other parents in the hardest moments, like the terrifying first time Mikaela had a seizure and Joy didn't yet know what she was looking at. ASF sent Mikaela her first adaptive car seat.

This summer, Joy brought her family to the ASF Family Conference for the first time. "We just felt so welcome," she says. "Like we could walk around and not have to explain our loved one... everyone just helps out everybody." For a few days, the isolation that had defined so much of her journey simply wasn't there. It had been lifted.

Your support to "Lift Them Up" means funding the ASF Clinics, the groundbreaking research, the conferences, the car seats, and the community that turned Joy's fear into belonging.

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Frequently asked questions

Is my donation tax deductible?

Is my donation secure?

Do I get a receipt?

Can I mail in my donation?

Can I donate in honor or in memory of someone?

Does my employer match gifts?

Can I give stock, from my IRA, or through a donor-advised fund?

Can I leave a gift in my will?

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