More Couples Saying I Do To Charitable Wedding Donations
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More Couples Embrace Charitable Wedding Donations
Summary
As weddings continue to be celebrated throughout the year, many couples are searching for unique ways to express gratitude to their guests. A growing trend is to replace traditional wedding favors with charitable donations.
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With the guest list finalized, flowers ordered, and the perfect dress chosen, couples are now considering meaningful ways to show their appreciation to wedding guests. Instead of conventional favors that may be forgotten or discarded, many are turning to charitable donations.
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) offers a "Wedding Favor Donation" program, allowing couples to make a tax-deductible donation in place of traditional favors. This supports diabetes research, information, and advocacy. Couples can donate on behalf of each guest, honoring a loved one, or simply in their own names. The ADA provides personalized donation announcements, such as scrolls, table tent cards, or bookmarks. Couples can even request invitation donation cards, encouraging guests to donate to the ADA instead of giving gifts.
Megan Sullivan, who participated in the program, shared her experience: "My stepdaughter was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, making this cause very personal for us. Our guests were so touched by the gesture. The donation added a special feel to our wedding, and many guests appreciated that we were supporting a cause close to our hearts."
With nearly 21 million Americans affected by diabetes, and many more through loved ones, a donation to the ADA is likely to resonate with numerous guests. Funds from this initiative contribute to the ADA's mission: to prevent and cure diabetes while improving the lives of those impacted by the disease.
By choosing charitable donations over traditional favors, couples can make a meaningful impact and leave a lasting impression on their guests.
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