Royse Foundation and HealthDonor, Inc. Partner to Help Those with Overwhelming Medical Bills

PALO ALTO, Calif. - Oct. 27, 2014 - PRLog -- The Royse Foundation (http://roysefoundation.com), a 501(c)(3) organization that supports selected charitable causes through fundraising, today announced it has partnered with HealthDonor, Inc., (http://www.healthdonor.com) the first no-cost crowd-funding platform enabling individuals to raise money for medical expenses, to create the HealthDonor Foundation (http://www.healthdonor.com). The HealthDonor Foundation will allow its donors to make tax-deductible contributions in support of the foundation’s causes.

“We are delighted to be of service to HealthDonor and its crowd-funding platform,” said Roger Royse, Founder of the Royse Foundation, “If you have ever had a friend or family member face overwhelming medical bills then you understand the need to marshal the community to respond with appropriate support and resources.”

“The partnership with the Royse Foundation extends our capabilities by allowing people to direct donations made for beneficiaries for their specific medical related causes and needs,” said Andrew Watson, CEO and Founder of HealthDonor, Inc.  “Our dream at HealthDonor is to help individuals, non-profits, and others quickly and efficiently raise money for health expenses and this strengthens our ability to do so.”

HealthDonor, Inc. beneficiaries receive 100 percent of donations made via the HealthDonor, Inc. website. Individuals, charities and others can use the platform to raise money for medical equipment, supplies, services, medications, and other healthcare-related expenses during their greatest time of need.

HealthDonor, Inc. has raised over $140,000 in funding to date for many different campaigns that range from helping a woman with breast cancer and a family who lost their father to Stage Four Colon Cancer to a former San Jose, California police officer who was diagnosed with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease) in need of a specially equipped van for transport. People looking for HealthDonor, Inc. campaigns and stories can find more information at www.healthdonor.com.