From the beginning, the Lenval Foundation, born from the philanthropic spirit of Baron de Lenval whose name it bears, has been receiving donations and legacies.
These donations have considerable importance for the development of the pediatric hospitals of CHU-Lenval and make it possible to have cutting-edge technical facilities that guarantee the best care for sick children.
Thanks to the generosity of donors, the Lenval Foundation’s 2014 report shows an income of almost 1 million euros (specifically, 976,913 euros) which was allocated to a neurosurgery project, other medical equipment, and the maintenance and development of real estate assets.
For 2015, a budget of 500,000 euros is planned, of which nearly 400,000 euros will be allocated to medical equipment.
Patronage enjoys tax advantages of up to 60% tax deduction for businesses and 66% for individuals (75% for those subject to wealth tax).
For 2015, Stéphanie Simpson, the foundation’s director of development and communication, is offering four patronage formulas (3,000, 5,000, 10,000, and 20,000 euros): each of these includes a public relations benefit, beyond the simple act serving social cohesion.
Just to remember, in France, 35,000 companies are patrons.
For the 2015 campaign, the Lenval Foundation will primarily address the 1,400 donors from the past 10 years.
Finally, why donate? What better response than to say: Who hasn’t been concerned, directly or indirectly, with children’s health?
As a reminder, the Lenval Foundation’s mission is to receive all children, regardless of financial resources and without distinction of religion or nationality.
President Philippe Pradal’s message: “Once again, we appeal to all the residents of the region who will recognize in our institution an essential player in the social life of the area.”
The time for words is over; now it’s time for action.
For more information: https://www.lenval.org
