Your gift takes us one step closer to a cure

The International FOP Association (IFOPA) depends on the generous support of people like you to continue its mission of funding research to find a cure for FOP while supporting individuals and families through education awareness and advocacy.

The IFOPA is a 501c3 nonprofit organization, Federal Tax ID #: 59-2918100, so your donation is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

  

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Donate Online or by Mail or Phone

Click Donate Now to complete the online donation form and make one-time or recurring gifts using your credit card or debit card.

To donate by mail, please complete this form and send a check made out to IFOPA to:
IFOPA, PO Box 800084, Kansas City, MO 64180

To donate by phone, call the IFOPA English-speaking office staff at (816) 809-2772. 

Honor/Memorial Gifts

Your gift to the IFOPA is an excellent way to remember or honor a loved one. Pay tribute to a friend or family member, or celebrate a special occasion, such as a birthday. The IFOPA will acknowledge your gift and promptly send an ecard or postcard to the individual you designate on your donation form.

Donation Envelopes

If you wish to request donation envelopes to have at a memorial service or special event, please call the IFOPA at (816) 809-2772 or send an email.

Donor-Advised Funds

DAF Direct makes it easy to support the IFOPA by giving directly from your donor-advised fund. Click here to get started.

Vehicle Donations

The IFOPA accepts cars, trucks, boats, RVs and other vehicles through Cars2CureFOP. When you donate, you support people with FOP and their families and also receive a tax deduction. If you have a vehicle you don’t need, consider donating it to the IFOPA to fund research and provide assistance to our FOP community. Get started by calling 855-500-RIDE (7433) or visit Cars2CureFOP. Free and convenient pick-up is provided within 72 hours of completing the donation.

Give While You Shop

iGive.com

iGive is an internet shopping mall where merchants give a percentage of proceeds to charity. Merchants include Land's End, Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Outpost.com, Microwarehouse, Sharper Image, Toys R Us, and many others. Click here to get started.

Giving Assistant

Earn cash back on purchases when you shop online through Giving Assistant. Then, opt to donate your cash back to the IFOPA!

GoodSearch and GoodShop

GoodSearch.com is a search engine that donates half its revenue, about a penny per search, to charity. Goodsearch.com is an engine powered by Yahoo! which provides users with great results. To get started, visit www.goodsearch.com and enter the International FOP Association as your charity of choice.

GoodShop, GoodSearch's shopping extension, donates a percentage of your online sale to the IFOPA from many popular online retailers. Participating stores include Amazon.com, Ebay and Gap. To get started, visit www.goodsearch.com, click on the Shopping tab, select the IFOPA as your charity of choice and then click on the online shop links found on that page to access the sites. Simply purchase your products as you normally would, and the donation will be made automatically after the sale.

Tobi Cares

Tobi Cares makes it simple to support the IFOPA. When you register and shop online, Tobi will donate a portion of your purchase to help patients with FOP. Get started at http://www.tobi.com/#donation_program/184.

Workplace Giving

Employer Matching Gifts 

Your employer may have a program to match the charitable contributions or volunteer hours you donate to the IFOPA. Consult with your Human Resource’s Department on the possibility of your donation going twice as far.

United Way

To donate through the United Way, simply designate the IFOPA under the "Donor Option" section of your pledge card. Write the following in the blank provided: "International FOP Association (IFOPA), 1520 Clay St. Ste. H-2, North Kansas City, MO 64116" If you need assistance making a donation through United Way please contact the IFOPA office.