IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY’S LYME DISEASE RESEARCH!

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY’S LYME DISEASE RESEARCH!

You can now help Texas A&M researcher, Maria Esteve-Gassent, in her research studying Lyme Ecology in Texas! Maria is collecting and testing ticks all over Texas in an effort to study how the pathogen is maintained in nature and where the hot spots for Lyme are in Texas. Not only will this research establish that THERE IS LYME IN TEXAS, but it will put in motion informational campaigns to prevent the disease in Texans. Maria has already been instrumental in putting together a Lyme exhibit that is now on view at the George Bush Library and Museum in College Station, Texas. Please follow the instructions below to donate directly to Maria’s research fund. Donations can be submitted online through Texas A&M or by mail. 
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If you need more information regarding Maria Esteve-Gassent’s research or need additional help to donate, please email me at jenjustiss@gmail.com.
Online gifts may be made to Texas A&M Foundation Account 72996.

ONLINE GIVING INSTRUCTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

1. Go to giving.tamu.edu
2. Click on the “Give Now” button
3. In the blank labeled “Enter name or number for fund not listed online” enter 72996
4. Choose amount of your contribution and whether it is a one time or recurring gift.
5. In the blank labeled “Additional Comments or instructions” enter:
College of Veterinary Medicine- Dr. Esteve-Gassent’s Lyme Disease Research
6. Finally, complete the credit card information for the gift. You should receive an immediate email confirmation.

TO MAIL IN CONTRIBUTION, SEND CHECK TO:

Donating to Maria’s A&M Lyme Research:
Development Office
4461 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-4461

The check should be made payable to the Texas A&M Foundation. Please also place the account number on your check (72996) along with a note that it is for Lyme Disease research.


http://vetmed.tamu.edu/labs/lyme-lab