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Treating epilepsy through diet

When researching possible treatments, Jack’s parents discovered a program at SickKids that treats epileptic children with the ketogenic diet.

How is it decided if and where I will volunteer?

A decision will be based on your interests, availability, ability to perform the tasks required, available opportunities, and successful completion of our volunteer engagement intake/screening process. Some volunteer roles require more screening, and others less. It depends on what you’re interested in doing. Completing a volunteer application form does not guarantee you a volunteer role.

How is it decided if and where I will volunteer?

A decision will be based on your interests, availability, ability to perform the tasks required, available opportunities, and successful completion of our volunteer engagement intake/screening process. Some volunteer roles require more screening, and others less. It depends on what you’re interested in doing. Completing a volunteer application form does not guarantee you a volunteer role.

Is my banking and credit card information shared with anyone?

No, all data is encrypted in a compliant environment according to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard.

Why is SickKids calling me?

There are many reasons why SickKids would be calling. If you’ve made a donation, you could be receiving a thank you or welcome call. We have other fundraising initiatives such as matching gift campaigns, monthly giving, legacy giving, gifts of security that our donors might be interested in.

 

Can I leave a gift to a specific designation?

We encourage you to first consider an unrestricted donation, which gives us the flexibility to deploy funds in the areas of greatest need—and greatest promise. (We can’t predict where we will need funds down the road, nor can we know what research, projects, or funding will be underway when a gift is realized.) However, if you do decide to designate your gift to a specific area, let us know so we can help with the wording and ensure that your gift goes where you want it to.

What other future gifts should I consider?

Other than a gift in your will, you can help SickKids by:

  • Designating SickKids as the beneficiary and/or owner of a new or existing life insurance policy
  • Naming SickKids as the beneficiary of your pension plan, RRSP, RRIF, or TFSA
  • Setting up a charitable gift annuity or charitable remainder trust
  • Making a gift of property, such as real estate, jewelry, or art
  • Cemetery plots
  • Gift of assets - i.e securities

What is your monthly donor giving program?

By becoming a monthly donor, you are making a thoughtful and lasting investment in SickKids. This program allows you to donate on a monthly basis and shows your continuous dedication towards improving our children's health. There are two payment options - credit card or withdrawals from your chequing account. The generosity of friends like you that is what funds the fight at SickKids. Your loyalty enables our winning tradition. Become a monthly donor today