Ways to Give

Lyme disease can be deeply isolating. Generation Lyme exists to change that.

Your support helps Generation Lyme make sure people facing Lyme and other tick-borne diseases have somewhere to turn for community, connection, and support.

Whether you make a one-time gift, become a recurring donor, or give in another way, your generosity helps sustain and grow our patient-led community and reach more people who need it.

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Donate Online

Donate by Mail

Generation Lyme
322 West 52nd Street
PO Box 337
New York, NY 10019

PayPal

If you wish to donate via PayPal, you can support Generation Lyme directly on their platform.

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Venmo

If you prefer to give through Venmo, you can donate directly to Generation Lyme on the platform.

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Have questions about giving?

Contact Generation Lyme at info@genlyme.org. We’ll be happy to help.

Generation Lyme is registered as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization; EIN 88-4366832. Contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowable.

Your Impact

"I went to that first meetup looking for community and friendship, and instead I found a family and more support than I’ve ever had."

— Gus, Community Member

A woman smiling and wearing a gray hat and white coat, standing outdoors with green foliage in the background.
A woman smiling and wearing a gray hat and white coat, standing outdoors with green foliage in the background.
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20,000+

Meet-Up

Attendees

Since 2020

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