Gift of Securities – New
Gifts of Securities & Other Assets Make more of what you give. Donating securities or other assets can be a tax-efficient way to make a significant investment in arthritis research. For example, donating publicly traded securities directly rather than selling them first may reduce the tax associated with the capital gains while providing a charitable […]
Other Ways To Give – New
Find a Way to Give That Works for You Your support moves research forward. There are many ways to support arthritis research. Donate investments, bring people together for a fundraiser, or even turn an unwanted vehicle into funding for research. Explore the options below and find a way to give that’s right for you. Give […]
Corporate Partnerships – New
Partner With Us to Move Arthritis Research Forward. Arthritis affects people, workplaces and communities Arthritis is the leading cause of disability in Canada, affecting more than 6 million people and creating an estimated $45 billion impact on the Canadian economy. Its impact reaches well beyond the individual, affecting families, workplaces and communities across our country. […]
Arthritis Future Fund – New
Double Your Gift. Build the Future of Arthritis Research Breakthroughs start with people Every treatment and every way of living better with arthritis began with a researcher who had the time, training and support to pursue it. More than 6 million Canadians live with arthritis and rheumatic diseases, yet arthritis receives only 2% of research […]
Give In Your Will – New
Make an Enduring Impact Leave a gift that improves lives for people living with arthritis for years to come. A gift in your will is an opportunity to make arthritis research part of your legacy. There is still so much we don’t know about arthritis. By including Arthritis Research Canada in your estate plans, your […]
Donate Now – New
Move Research Forward Donate today and support research that improves lives. Printable Donation Form Change lives across Canada More than 6million Canadians live with arthritis and rheumatic diseases, yet arthritis receives only 2% of research funding in Canada. At Arthritis Research Canada, we conduct clinical research that leads to better treatments, better care and practical […]
Arthritis Patient Advisory Board Member Spotlight: Louella Sequeira
The Arthritis Patient Advisory Board (APAB) is comprised of volunteer advocates with arthritis who bring personal lived experience and arthritis knowledge to research decision making at Arthritis Research Canada. One of these members is Louella Sequeira, who has been part of APAB since 2018 and has lived for Raynaud’s for over two decades
Caregiving When Your Own Body Needs Care
A personal reflection from an Arthritis Patient Advisory Board member on caring for an aging parent while living with arthritis.
Arthritis and High Blood Pressure: What Patients Need to Know About Hypertension
People living with inflammatory arthritis and other systemic autoimmune rheumatic diseases can have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease. That makes managing blood pressure and other cardiovascular risk factors an important part of overall arthritis care.
Why Do I Feel Like I Have the Flu? Understanding Malaise and Arthritis
Malaise is a general feeling of discomfort, being ill, or lack of well-being. It isn’t a disease itself and it isn’t specific to arthritis.
For people living with inflammatory arthritis, however, malaise can be another reminder that diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, psoriatic arthritis, and axial spondyloarthritis involve much more than pain in your joints.