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HOW YOU CAN HELP
Visiting Nurse Services relies upon the generosity of individuals, corporations, civic groups and foundations to help us meet the public health needs of our community. You can make a significant difference through a cash donation, an in-kind gift of needed program materials and services, or through a deferred gift. VNS is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization and your gift is tax-deductible.
HOW TO GIVE GIFTS Gifts of cash, appreciated stock, or property to VNS help to provide services to children, families and adults in all of our programs. Your gift makes up the difference between the income we receive from grants and our actual costs. MEMORIAL GIFTS You can honor the memory of a loved one or recognize a special milestone of a family member or friend with a gift to VNS. Our staff will send a special acknowledgement to those you have named on your gift. DEFERRED AND ESTATE GIFTS Leave behind a legacy of hope by including VNS in your will or estate. You may also name VNS as a total, partial, or contingent beneficiary of your life insurance policy. WISH LISTS Click here to view a list of supplies and materials VNS needs to help children, families and older adults (PDF file). DONATE BY MAIL Click here to print gift form (PDF file) Visiting Nurse Services 1111 9th Street, Suite 320 Des Moines, Iowa 50314 For more information about how to make a gift, call the resource development department at 515-558-9942 or email resourcedevelopment@vnsdm.org. HOW TO VOLUNTEER We are looking for caring individuals to assist us in providing for the health needs of our community. Volunteer opportunities may include general office work, helping with community flu clinics, visiting homebound individuals and hosting a "baby shower" for the Stork's Nest. For more information, contact us at 515-288-1516 or at volunteer@vnsdm.org. |
Current Programs & News
VNS receives a 15 passenger Sunshine Coach from Variety – The Children’s Charity of Iowa
Testimonials
“Visiting Nurse Services is amazing. They call me just to check in to see how my children are doing.” |