Support Medicare Rights
Your generosity helps make it possible for millions of people with Medicare to access affordable health care each year.For questions about donating to the Medicare Rights Center, please contact Richelle McLean at rmclean@medicarerights.org or 212-204-6223.
What Your Support Means
Your support makes it possible for Medicare Rights to assist tens of thousands of people with Medicare every year. All donations help us maintain our national helpline; provide educational resources, including Medicare Interactive; and protect and strengthen the Medicare program.
More Ways to Give
Start a Fundraiser
Celebrate any special occasion by sharing the Medicare Rights mission and raising money for our important cause.
Employer Matching Program and Corporate Giving
Many employers will match contributions or may be willing to make corporate gifts.
Gift of Stock
Donating appreciated stocks or securities may sometimes be more advantageous than gifts of cash. Find out how you can make a gift of stock to the Medicare Rights Center.
Donor Advised Funds
Donor Advised Funds are an easy, flexible, cost-effective way for donors to contribute to the causes they are passionate about while also receiving an immediate tax benefit.
Invest in Medicare Rights
Friend of Medicare Rights
With a gift of any amount, receive inspiring updates on the impact of your gift, as well as early access to information and education opportunities.
Advocates Circle
With an annual leadership gift of $1,000 or more, receive special reports and updates, invitations to events and receptions, and sponsorship opportunities at certain levels.
64+ Million Club
With a monthly gift of $5 or more, know that you are keeping the helpline phones ringing month after month and day after day.
Legacy Society
By making a bequest or donor designation of a life insurance policy or retirement account, you can strengthen Medicare for current and future generations.
Your Donations at Work
“Due to my kidney dialysis, I was facing extensive medical bills and experiencing a lot of stress because of the uncertainty of my health insurance coverage.
Medicare Rights fixed the problem within two weeks. I would strongly recommend that anyone having trouble navigating Medicare contact the Medicare Rights Center.”
$50
Helps a client enroll in Medicare
Donate $50
$100
Helps a client enroll in assistance programs for people with low incomes that help pay for health care costs, saving an estimated $6,700 annually
Donate $100
$250
Trains a volunteer to field questions on the helpline
Donate $250
$500
Assists five clients in appealing denials of coverage for needed care and prescription drugs
Donate $500
What Your Support Means
Your support makes it possible for Medicare Rights to assist more people like Rose and Barrie. All donations help us maintain our national helpline; provide educational resources, including Medicare Interactive; and protect and strengthen the Medicare program. View more client stories.
"I do not think my Medicare enrollment would have been done in time or correctly during the pandemic without the help of the Medicare Rights Center. I would definitely recommend Medicare Rights to anyone with a Medicare issue."
Your Donations at Work:
$50 helps a client enroll in Medicare.
$100 helps a client enroll in low-income assistance programs that help pay for health care costs. Each enrolled individual saves an estimated $6,500 annually and gains access to needed care and prescription drugs.
$250 trains a volunteer to field questions on the helpline. Volunteers provide over 8,000 hours of service to clients each year.
$500 assists five clients in appealing denials of coverage for needed care and prescription drugs.
$100 helps a client enroll in low-income assistance programs that help pay for health care costs. Each enrolled individual saves an estimated $6,500 annually and gains access to needed care and prescription drugs.
$250 trains a volunteer to field questions on the helpline. Volunteers provide over 8,000 hours of service to clients each year.
$500 assists five clients in appealing denials of coverage for needed care and prescription drugs.