Individual and corporate donations are a vital part of our ongoing commitment to provide care and support programs to brain tumor patients and their families. Your contributions are greatly appreciated by the Tim & Tom Gullikson Foundation and our recipients.

Individuals

• Mail a donation to: Tim & Tom Gullikson Foundation, 8000 Sears Tower, Chicago, IL 60606. Please click here to open and print a donation form to accompany your donation.
• Donate online through Network For Good by clicking here
• Call the Foundation hotline at 1(888) GULLIKSON [1-(888)-485-5457] and use your credit card to donate by phone.

Corporations
A corporate gift provides a company valuable exposure and added benefit of a charitable tax donation within legal parameters.

Sponsor one of the Foundation's fund-raising events.
Contact the Tim & Tom Gullikson Foundation at (888) GULLIKSON to learn about opportunities that are available for corporate sponsorship at local and national levels, and refer to this site periodically for information about upcoming events.

Matching Funds
Many businesses will match charitable contributions made by their employees. Consult the Tim & Tom Gullikson Foundation if you have any questions about how to implement this type of program in your place of business.

Fundraising Ideas:

• Benefit Walk/Run/Ride (check for city/town permit regulations)
• Board Game Tournament
• Sports Tournament (of your choice)
• Cocktail or Coffee Reception
• Letter-Writing Campaign
• Scavenger Hunt
• Silent Auction
• Birthday/Anniversary/Wedding Party - Encourage guests to make a donation to the Tim & Tom Gullikson Foundation in lieu of gifts.
• Portion of sale donation
• Gathering to hear a speaker or comedian.
• Event Planning Worksheet (Download PDF)

2006 College Scholarship Recipient

NAME: Mark Zellner
HOMETOWN: Carmel, Ind.
SCHOOL: Purdue University, Junior
MAJOR: Computer Graphics Technology

"I was home schooled by my mother, a former teacher, along with my six siblings. I graduated high school in 2002 and graduated from the International ALERT (Air Land Emergency Resource) Academy in the spring of 2004 where I had the opportunity to serve in the recovery of a number of local and national disasters. I received the Disaster Relief Award twice for participating in two tornado relief deployments, a community service award for working for Big Sandy (Texas) to gut an old building to prepare it for restoration, the Public Service Award for helping in the building of a footbridge for the city of McDonough, Ga., and the National Service Award for serving in the Space Shuttle Columbia recovery deployment. My father was diagnosed with brain cancer in the mid 1990s when I was about 12, the effects of which resulted in his early retirement from a successful dental practice."