Honor and Memorial Giving

Show your family, friends and loved ones how much you care by making an honor or memorial donation to HelpCureHD. Your generous, tax-deductible gift will help families have HD-free babies and eliminate the HD gene from being passed on to their children and all future generations, thereby eradicating the disease one family at a time. 

How to Submit a Memorial Donation

  1. Click the donation link below.

  2. Enter your donation amount.

    • Select the “Donate Options” button, then choose “Dedicate this Donation.”

  3. Complete the dedication form.

    • Follow the prompts to fill in the requested details.

  4. Finalize your donation.

    • Complete the remaining steps to securely submit your memorial donation.

Thank you for your thoughtful contribution!


There are many special occasions where an honor or memorial gift to HelpCureHD makes for the perfect gift:

 

●      Memorials and bequests

●      Birthdays

●      Holidays

●      Celebrations

●      Milestones and achievements

●      Anytime, in honor of someone special

 

Make a gift in honor or in memory of someone today 

On the donation form, add a note in special instructions of who you'd like to recognize!

 

Lee Smith Memorial Fund

In February 2012, at the age of 56, before her diagnosis, there were symptoms of nervousness, coughing spasms, mind racing, and deteriorating motor skills that made it harder for her to speak and move smoothly. Her symptoms progressed as she continued to battle HD. She is the inspiration behind the HelpCureHD Foundation, founded by her son Joe Smith and his wife Allie LaForce.

The foundation has established a grant program to help provide prospective parents who have the Huntington's Disease gene an opportunity to have an HD-free baby through a PGT-IVF.

Lee's legacy will live on through these children who will be born that will never have to worry about HD in their family again.

Remembering Lee Smith

August 12, 1958- August 6, 2020

To Joe & Allie - Whatever you do, whatever you become, I love you both and appreciate everything!”
— Lee Smith