5×1000
Tax Identification Number (Italy): 07276710154
Your Signature for Research at the “Centro Dino Ferrari”
Your 5×1000 contribution is worth much more than you think.
Signing for the “Centro Dino Ferrari” on your tax return costs nothing, but it can become a valuable resource for research and for the care of those affected by these conditions.
With your choice, you support concrete projects that improve the lives of many patients every day. Just one number can make a difference and help advance the treatment of neuromuscular (muscular dystrophies), neurodegenerative (Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Multiple Sclerosis, Spinal Muscular Atrophies), cerebrovascular (strokes, brain hemorrhages, amyloid angiopathies), and other severely disabling neurological disorders affecting patients from early childhood through adulthood.
How to Donate Your 5×1000
To donate your 5×1000 to the “Centro Dino Ferrari” simply sign and enter our tax code on your tax return in the 1st box at the top left (Support for Third Sector Organizations…).
Tax Code: 07276710154
La tua donazione aiuta migliaia di persone come
Giorgio
Giorgio is 4 years old and lives with SMARD1, a rare disease that makes every breath a struggle. His parents have never given up and today they support research so that one day Giorgio can run free.
Gaia
Gaia loves music, dancing, and spending time with her friends—just like any girl her age. Charcot-Marie-Tooth 2A has taken away the freedom to do some everyday movements, but it hasn’t taken her zest for life. Her family supports research so that every girl can build her future without obstacles.
Marco
Marco was diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy at the age of 8. From a young age, he found in research a way to fight back. Today, as a biomedical engineer, he studies mathematical models to help combat the disease that has always been part of his life. Research is his answer and his way of never giving up.
Giorgia
Giorgia was diagnosed with Friedreich’s Ataxia at the age of 9. She had to give up dancing and music, but never her dreams. Today, she is Italy’s first wheelchair swimming judge, has graduated, and has published a book. Research is her hope for a future without limits.