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'''Donate to Physiopedia and join us in contributing to global health by providing this free physiotherapy knowledge resource.'''
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Physiopedia's mission is to improve global health by promoting the free dissemination of physiotherapy related knowledge across the globe.&nbsp; It is about the power of physiotherapists like us to do extraordinary things for our profession, and for the wider global population.
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Physiopedia isn’t a commercial website, it is a community creation, written by physiotherapists all around the world for everyone to view. You are part of our community and we ask you to protect and sustain Physiopedia.  
== Why donate? ==
'''100% of your charitable gift will have an immediate [[Our Impact|impact]] on the practice and teaching of rehabilitation all over the world.'''


Together, we can keep it free of charge, we can keep it open and we can keep it growing - spreading physiotherapy knowledge everywhere.  
Physiopedia is a [http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1173185&subid=0 charity registered in the UK] run by a team of volunteers who are on a mission to improve global health by providing free access to rehabilitation knowledge to everyone!  We educate, build community and advocate for the rehabilitation professionals globally through our open online resource (this website) and by providing free online courses for rehabilitation professionals to develop and learn new skills.  Empowering rehabilitation professionals with knowledge means better health care and reduced disability around the world.


Donors like you can help us in our mission and in developing global projects that support our mission, such as educational projects in less resourced communities.<br>
The Physiopedia community of editors, donors, partners and users is about the power of individuals to do extraordinary things for the global rehabilitation community and for the world wide population of people that will benefit from rehabilitative care.


We reach out to ask you and others all across the Physiopedia community to help sustain this project with a donation.<br>
[[Physiopedia:About|Read more about Physiopedia here.]]


If you value Physiopedia and see the potential in our mission, please donate. We can't provide this resource without you!<br>
[[Our Impact|Read about our impact here.]]


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==  Where does your donation go? ==
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All money received as a donation goes towards supporting [[Physiopedia:About|our mission]] of providing equitable access to rehabilitation knowledge.
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|'''Amounts to donate'''
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|'''What we will do with this donation'''
|'''Optionally you can tell us...'''
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|£15
|keep the website online for one day
|why Physiopedia is so important to you, we love to share your stories
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|£50
|fully review the evidence and update a Physiopedia page
|which page you would like us to review and update
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|£100
|provide one year of CPD for a rehabilitation professional from a low income country
|if you would like to sponsor a rehabilitation professional from a low income country and we will find you a sponsee
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|£500
|pay for one month of website hosting
|why Physiopedia is so important to you, we love to share your stories
|-
|£1000
|develop a 1-2 hour online course
|which course you would like us to develop
|-
|£10,000
|fund a [[Open Online Courses|free 16 hour online course]]
|which course you would like us to develop
|}


== Where does your Donation go? ==
== How to donate  ==
'''Make a one time or regular donation -''' [https://donorbox.org/physiopedia we use Donorbox to manage our donations]. If you are a UK tax payer, your donation is eligible for Gift Aid which boosts your donation by 25p for every £1 you donate at no extra cost to you!


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'''Make a Direct deposit''' - Physiopedia can accept money transfers to the following account: '''Bank Address''' HSBC, 15 Cornhill, Dorchester, DT1 1BJ, UK; '''Account No''' 21508458; '''Sort Code''' 401921; '''IBAN''' GB75HBUK40192121508458; '''SWIFT/BIC''' HBUKGB4129F.  Please [mailto:[email protected] email us] to let us know that you have made a donation this way.


== Not for Profit<br> ==
Alternatively you could:
* [https://shop.physio-pedia.com/ Buy from the shop] - profits go to Physiopedia 
* [https://members.physio-pedia.com Sign up for Plus] - profits go to Physiopedia
* [[Benefactors|Become a benefactor]] - be proudly listed on the site 
* [[Legacy Gifts|Make a legacy gift]] - support your profession for future generations 
Or you if you don't feel able to contribute financially you could consider:
* '''Contributing content''' - many rehabilitation professionals around the world are engaged in creating and updating the Physiopedia content. [[Contribute|Find out more about joining our awesome tribe of Physiopedia editors]]


Physiopedia is and alsways will be a non-profit organisation.&nbsp; Although we are not currently registered as non-profit organisation we plan to do this in 2011 making your donations tax deductible in both the UK and the USA.<br>
== Questions?  ==


== How do we spend your donation<br>  ==
If you have any questions about making a donation, please [mailto:[email protected] contact Rachael Lowe]


'''Technical''' - website hosting and domain names<br>
'''Thanks for your donation, you are awesome!'''
 
'''Administration''' - we are dedicated to keeping our remunerated staff to a minimum, but we do have to pay someone to complete all the daily administration tasks such as responding to emails and setting up accounts.<br>
 
'''Development''' - we're physiotherapists so sometimes we require a bit of help from someone a little more technical!<br>
 
'''Community Projects''' - we provide support to educational and professional projects all over the globe.<br>
 
'''Education''' - with any surplus funds we plan to provide free education to those that otherwise wouldn't have the opportunity. <br>
 
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== Ways to Donate<br>  ==
 
=== Credit card or Paypal<br>  ===
 
All credit card transactions are processed by PayPal, [http://www.physio-pedia.com/donate.html click here to donate] with your credit card. You may donate using funds from your PayPal account by arranging for a transfer to donate(at)physio-pedia.com. <br>
 
=== Make a regular donation<br>  ===
 
A regular gift will help us to develop this free physiotherapy resource, as it allows us to plan ahead for our future projects.
 
[http://www.physio-pedia.com/donate.html Click here to make an automatic monthly donation]. <br>
 
=== Direct deposit  ===
 
Physiopedia can accept money transfers to the following account: <br>
 
Physiopedia <br>HSBC <br>15 Cornhill<br>Dorchester<br>DT1 1BJ<br>UK
 
'''Account No''' 21508458<br>'''Sort Code''' 401921<br>'''IBAN''' GB38MIDL40192121508458 <br>'''BIC''' MIDLGB2129F <br>
 
== Questions?<br>  ==
 
If you have any questions about making a regular donation, please [mailto:[email protected] contact Rachael] .

Latest revision as of 12:36, 24 December 2023

Click here to Donate

Why donate?[edit | edit source]

100% of your charitable gift will have an immediate impact on the practice and teaching of rehabilitation all over the world.

Physiopedia is a charity registered in the UK run by a team of volunteers who are on a mission to improve global health by providing free access to rehabilitation knowledge to everyone! We educate, build community and advocate for the rehabilitation professionals globally through our open online resource (this website) and by providing free online courses for rehabilitation professionals to develop and learn new skills. Empowering rehabilitation professionals with knowledge means better health care and reduced disability around the world.

The Physiopedia community of editors, donors, partners and users is about the power of individuals to do extraordinary things for the global rehabilitation community and for the world wide population of people that will benefit from rehabilitative care.

Read more about Physiopedia here.

Read about our impact here.

Where does your donation go?[edit | edit source]

All money received as a donation goes towards supporting our mission of providing equitable access to rehabilitation knowledge.

Amounts to donate What we will do with this donation Optionally you can tell us...
£15 keep the website online for one day why Physiopedia is so important to you, we love to share your stories
£50 fully review the evidence and update a Physiopedia page which page you would like us to review and update
£100 provide one year of CPD for a rehabilitation professional from a low income country if you would like to sponsor a rehabilitation professional from a low income country and we will find you a sponsee
£500 pay for one month of website hosting why Physiopedia is so important to you, we love to share your stories
£1000 develop a 1-2 hour online course which course you would like us to develop
£10,000 fund a free 16 hour online course which course you would like us to develop

How to donate[edit | edit source]

Make a one time or regular donation - we use Donorbox to manage our donations. If you are a UK tax payer, your donation is eligible for Gift Aid which boosts your donation by 25p for every £1 you donate at no extra cost to you!

Make a Direct deposit - Physiopedia can accept money transfers to the following account: Bank Address HSBC, 15 Cornhill, Dorchester, DT1 1BJ, UK; Account No 21508458; Sort Code 401921; IBAN GB75HBUK40192121508458; SWIFT/BIC HBUKGB4129F. Please email us to let us know that you have made a donation this way.

Alternatively you could:

Or you if you don't feel able to contribute financially you could consider:

Questions?[edit | edit source]

If you have any questions about making a donation, please contact Rachael Lowe

Thanks for your donation, you are awesome!

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