Your donation today funds the scientific discoveries of tomorrow
The Pasteur Institute of Lille is a private non-profit foundation, recognized as a public utility since 1898, dedicated to the fight against diseases: infectious diseases (COVID-19, tuberculosis…), cardiovascular diseases, Alzheimer’s disease, inflammatory diseases, cancers or diabetes.
Donating to medical research: why support us?
Financially independent, Subsidies represent only 25% of our foundation's resources for medical researchThat's why your donations and actions are essential. Each one helps advance medical research.
Choosing to donate to the Pasteur Institute of Lille is quite simply:
- Support a private, independent medical research foundation, recognized as being of public benefit, which must find 75% of its funding through its own means each year,
- Allow to the researchers to pursue their research projects, continue their progress, develop other innovations, preserve their autonomy and ensure flawless responsiveness.
- Demonstrate that a world-renowned medical research institute has its place in a regional, human-scale setting,
- Continue the legacy of Louis Pasteur and Albert Calmette.
How to donate to the Pasteur Institute of Lille?
Several options are available to you for making a donation:
- Online on our website soutenir.pasteur-lille.fr (bank card, instant bank transfer, Paypal, Apple/Google/Microsoft Pay)
- By mail Send your donation by check made payable to "Institut Pasteur de Lille" to the following address: Institut Pasteur de Lille – Research Support – Authorization 95580 – 59049 LILLE. No stamp is required!
- By direct debit Set up your regular donation by direct debit by visiting our page soutenir.pasteur-lille.fr
Donating to the Pasteur Institute of Lille is tax-deductible. You can deduct 66% of your donation from your income tax. A tax receipt will be automatically sent to you electronically or by mail after your donation.
Contact the Donations and Bequests department
- 03 20 87 79 47
- donsetlegs@pasteur-lille.fr
Donations for medical research and tax deductions
Making a donation to the Pasteur Institute of Lille entitles you to tax reductions.
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Learn more about the Pasteur Institute of Lille
Extending the period of healthy life after the age of 60 by detecting risk factors for developing degenerative diseases and limiting their consequences.
The teams at the Pasteur Institute of Lille, in partnership with the University of Lille, INSERM, CNRS, and the Lille University Hospital, are conducting medical research on age-related diseases at Longevity Research Center.
Combining research and prevention, the Prevention, Health, and Longevity Center, in partnership with the University Hospital of Lille and the University of Lille, adopts an innovative approach, unique in France, of prevention and health education, advice and support for active and successful aging.
Finally, the Pasteur Institute of Lille offers a Health and Environment Expertise Centerrecognized and certified in specialized sectors where it is now a benchmark.
The Pasteur Institute of Lille works, through medical research, to understand and combat many diseases that are prevalent in the world:
- Cardiovascular illnesses heart attack, aneurysm, stroke, coronary artery disease, atherosclerosis
- Metabolic diseases diabetes, obesity
- cancers
- Neurodegenerative diseases Alzheimer's disease, dementia
- Inflammatory maladies Inflammatory diseases of the digestive tract, respiratory tract, asthma, allergies
- Infectious diseases Tuberculosis, whooping cough, plague, hepatitis C, Legionnaires' disease, listeriosis, malaria, schistosomiasis
LThe Pasteur Institute of Lille was founded by Louis Pasteur in 1894, a few years after its Parisian counterpart, with the mission of helping the population of northern France affected by epidemics and continuing research on infectious diseases, including tuberculosis. Our foundation is legally and financially independent of the Pasteur Institute in Paris.
Through its seven research units, the Pasteur Institute of Lille is dedicated to addressing major public health challenges worldwide, particularly those affecting the most vulnerable and those already suffering from illness, through medical research and prevention. Its mission is to enable everyone to live better, longer lives, making the foundation an internationally recognized center of expertise.
The Pasteur Institute of Lille is a non-profit foundation that was created through public subscription. Financially independent, subsidies do not represent that 25% of our foundation's resourcesThat's why your donations and actions are important. Each one helps advance research.
Do you want to help the Pasteur Institute of Lille and advance medical research?
You can give us a one-time or regular donation, via the internet or by mail (see instructions at the top of the page), as well as being volunteer and help us with various missions, such as leading visits to the Institute's museum.
Your support and generosity are essential to help our researchers make further progress in the search for new treatments against age-related diseases.
Each year, the Pasteur Institute of Lille redistributes all the financial resources obtained to its main missions, including medical research, prevention, and public information.
