The Power Of Private Funding
to Support
Stem Cell Research
94% of your donation goes directly to the laboratory. The Bedford Research Foundation has lower operating costs than large teaching and medical institutions. For this reason, more research results from each donation received.
As
a donor you'll join a network of thousands helping the BSCRF
to advance science and medicine. Our urgently
needed research depends upon support of others. If you
would like to get involved, please contact Ryan: ryan@bedfordresearch.org | (617) 281-7902.
- $18,000 for microscope stage cell incubator for time lapse recordings -- will more rapidly detect stem cell colonies
- $10,000 microscope stage adaptor to automate screening of cell culture dishes
- $8,000 microplate reader to more rapidly assess cell byproducts
- $8,000 low light, cooled video camera with photomultiplier tube to detect cell luminescence
To sponsor Download the PDF Form and / or call us: (617) 281-7902.
A gift fund in the name of an individual, family or company is a good way to make it easier for friends, clients or family to donate. To establish a gift fund please email or call Ryan: ryan@bedfordresearch.org | (617) 281-7902 . We will mail you a package of donation forms, envelopes and Foundation brochures for you to give out. We can also establish a list of donors on our Donations in Memorium page. Each donor to your fund will receive the Thank You note above, and we will send you notification of their donation.
Donations in the name of an individual, family, or company
You may give a Memorial Gift, Commemorative Gift, or a donation On Behalf Of an individual, family or company. Simply download and fill out this form - you may give via Paypal and submit the form via fax or snail mail.
We will send a thank you card to the family, individual or company you specify. The card will acknowledge your generous donation on their behalf, but will not specify the amount.
If applicable, your donation may also be listed on our website. (view the inside of the card)
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