Donations
Direct support for research, laboratory capacity and subsidised diagnostic care.
What a donation actually pays for
Donations to the Center support three things: research programmes, the laboratory capacity those programmes depend on, and subsidised testing for patients who could not otherwise afford a diagnosis.
The third is where donated funding matters most, because it is the hardest to fund any other way. Grants fund research; service fees fund services. Subsidised testing is, by definition, work we deliberately recover less than the cost of — and donations are what make that possible.
Where support is directed
Subsidised diagnostics
Research & facilities
Training & fellowships
How to donate — details coming shortly
Bank transfer details, mobile payment options, cheque instructions, our registration details and information about tax treatment will be published here once confirmed. We will not publish payment details until they have been verified, because incorrect details on a donation page are precisely what fraudsters exploit. In the meantime, please contact us directly and we will confirm arrangements with you.
What we undertake
- Funds are applied to the purpose for which they were given
- Restricted donations are used only for the specified purpose
- The Center operates on a non-profit basis
- Donors receive acknowledgement of their donation
- Financial reporting is published
- Donor details are never sold or shared
- Anonymity is respected where requested
- We decline donations that would compromise scientific independence
Discuss a donation
For any donation, or to ask how support would be used, please get in touch and we will respond with full details.