Ways You Can Donate

I Can Serve relies on the generosity of its donors to fulfill its mission of empowering women with information on breast cancer and other women related cancers  and bridging patient groups in the Philippines. You can make a one time donation or pledge to make regular, repeated donations throughout the year.

General donation
Make a donation in your own name to support the programs of the I Can Serve foundation.

Birthday, Anniversary, holiday or special occasion.
When celebrating a birthday, a wedding anniversary, office anniversary or any special occasion, you may ask your guests

To make a donation to I Can Serve in lieu of giving a gift.
I Can Serve can provide a note card  that you can insert in your party invitation suggesting the donation.Your guests can send the donation directly to I Can Serve or to the celebrant/party host who will  turn over the funds to the foundation.I Can Serve  will send a thank you note to the donors and include official receipts.

Weddings
In lieu of thank you gifts for sponsors,  or wedding souvenirs for guests, the bride and groom may wish to make a donation to I Can Serve. I Can Serve can provide notes for the weddings guests and sponsors mentioning the donation in lieu or a gift or souvenir.

Memorial
In lieu of flowers, you can make a donation in memory of someone who has died from cancer or who was a  supporter  of the cancer patient advocacy. I Can Serve will send a thank you note to the donor and an official receipt.

How to Donate

1. Contact any volunteer you know from I Can Serve.
2. Contact the I Can Serve foundation directly at +632 636 5578
3. Make a direct deposit to the I Can Serve account.  Fax Deposit slip to 672 2732 (telefax) . Please include your name and contact information so we know where to send the official receipt.

Account Details:

ICanServe Foundation, Inc.
Banco de Oro
Savings Account no. 1700162924

 

Why Donate
The Philippines has the highest incidence of breast cancer in Southeast Asia. But due to the prohibitive cost of cancer treatments, few women start or complete their treatments. For those who cannot afford, there are but a few government  funding agencies to approach. Due to the many requests, most don't receive subsidy.

We rely on the generosity of our donors in urgently pursuing our mission to educate women on breast cancer, promote early detection,  encourage women to take charge of their health and subsidize women on cancer treatments. The earlier cancer is detected, the better the chance for a cure.

Your generosity helps save lives and the light of Filipino families—its mothers and daughters.  Your generosity is an investment in the health of future generations.