Ways to Give

every gift goes
to research.

Giving is handled by the Knox Martin Foundation, which funds brain cancer research at the Duke Brain Tumor Center. Here is every way to help, and where each one lands.

01

Give to KMF

One time, monthly, or as a year-end gift. You can give in honour or in memory of someone, and many people give in Saville's name.

Donate at KMF
02

Become a sponsor

Five tiers, from Friends of Saville up to Grand Master, each carrying recognition across the event, its signage and its marketing.

See the tiers
03

Donate an auction item

Treasures and experiences make up a meaningful share of what the weekend raises. Tell us what you have and we will take it from there.

Offer an item
04

Give on the day

If you plan to bid on auction items or give at the event, we accept checks, cash and Venmo.

Event details

Can't make it in January? We appreciate your generous willingness to give, regardless of your inability to attend. Your support is truly making a difference, and we hope to see you next year.

Where It Goes

from the table
to the lab.

Sav's Crack at a CureAlbany, Georgia
→
Knox Martin FoundationFor brain cancer research
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Duke Brain Tumor CenterResearch & drug development
See our impact
Who am I actually giving to?

The Knox Martin Foundation. Sav's Crack at a Cure is the event that raises the money; KMF receives it and funds the research, partnering with doctors and researchers at the Duke Brain Tumor Center.

Is my gift tax-deductible?

Yes. Gifts are received and receipted by the Knox Martin Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3), and are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. Questions? Email savscrackatacure@gmail.com.

Can I give in someone's honour or memory?

Yes. KMF's form has a dedication option, and many people give in honour of Saville herself.

Can I give monthly, or once a year?

Both. A recurring gift is set up through KMF and can be changed or cancelled at any time.

Thank You

every gift is a tileon the board.

Together, we can honor those we've lost while creating hope for those still fighting.