Make a commitment to improve sepsis education and awareness through a recurring donation or major gift which will ensure our ability to provide resources, education, training, and support all year long. Giving society members are also eligible for special benefits to show our appreciation for their support.
Circle of Friends
Monthly donors are invited to the Circle of Friends society, which includes:
The knowledge that you are supporting a mission to save lives and reduce suffering from sepsis
A chance to join others in a shared vision of improving sepsis awareness
Five T.I.M.E. cards each year for your personal use
Carl’s Champions honors special individuals who make an annual, unrestricted contribution of $1,000 to Sepsis Alliance. Members will receive:
An invitation to our bi-annual virtual meeting with Sepsis Alliance founder Carl Flatley and Executive Director Thomas Heymann, where members will have the opportunity to learn more about Sepsis Alliance, ask questions, and provide feedback
Your name and reason for giving on our Featured Donors list
A chance to be featured in a story for our monthly newsletter
Katy & Scott Grainger: “We give to Sepsis Alliance to support education and awareness of sepsis.”
Kiran Mahadik
Karin Molander
James O’Brien
Jonathan Wilson: “To help raise awareness of sepsis so that countless lives are saved every year”
Lisa Bartlett(Davis): “In loving memory of Jeffrey Ray Davis, gone way too soon, but forever in our hearts!”
Lukas Haynes: “In memory of Ana Lucia “Lulu” Haynes”
Marla Elrod Wright: “I am a sepsis survivor. I know the need for sepsis education.”
Philip Cotton: “My reason for supporting the Sepsis Alliance is very personal. I had heard of the term sepsis but had no real idea of its devastating consequences until I had the unfortunate experience of going into septic shock myself. There is nothing like a near death experience to get your attention (my story can be found under “Faces of Sepsis” on the Alliance website). Since joining Sepsis Alliance I have been very impressed with their work. I identify with and strongly support their mission of raising awareness of sepsis.”
Robert Jackson: “In Loving Memory…FrannyAngel”
Valerie Barton and Sean Schofield: “I support Sepsis Alliance because my mom almost lost her life to sepsis and the staff and leadership of Sepsis Alliance are so impressive that I believe in their ability to execute on the mission to raise awareness and make the change necessary to decrease the number of people who are disabled by or die from sepsis.”
William Cooper: “As a sepsis survivor, I believe it’s important to create awareness and educate as many people as possible. It’s a condition that could happen to anyone.”