Ways to give
Your generous support helps with vital medical research, the purchase of state-of-the-art equipment and the building of critical services. This allows The Alfred to remain at the forefront of medical treatment and healthcare.
As the provider of 14 statewide services including major trauma, burns, intensive care and organ transplantation, The Alfred is a leading health service caring for all Victorians.
While the government provides us with the essentials, there is always more we can do to ensure we continue to provide the best level of care to the community. Your support can contribute to our role in saving lives, improving the health of our community, and advancing medical research and innovation in the health field.
Ways to give include:
Current appeal
DONATE TODAY TO SUPPORT THE ALFRED'S VITAL WORK TO ADVANCE CANCER CARE AND RESEARCH
Gary Denson was recently given a prognosis of 90 days to live after having been diagnosed with Stage 4 mutating metastatic melanoma. Gary, who is a patient of The Alfred’s oncology department, decided with the time he has left he wants to raise money to support cancer research and care at The Alfred, as well as raise awareness about melanoma.
Regular giving
Become a regular monthly donor and help give our most sick and injured people the best possible care.
Leave a gift in your Will
By remembering us in your Will today, you will help ensure we can continue working as hard as we can, long into the future, for generations to come.
In-memory giving
Honour the memory of someone special.
By asking family and friends to make a donation to The Alfred in memory of a loved one, you will be helping thousands of Victorians receive the best medical care available.
In-celebration giving
Life is something to celebrate.
By asking family and friends to make a donation to The Alfred instead of receiving gifts for yourself, you can support The Alfred to remain one of the best critical care hospitals in Australia.
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