Double Your Gift
Now, your contribution could have DOUBLE the impact!
At the American Health Assistance Foundation, we know that science is not possible without money – and money is not possible without people. The most valuable assets we have are the individuals dedicated to our cause. People like you are the reason we are able to boost our scientific agenda so that patients’ lives may be enhanced.
By participating in your employer’s Matching Gift program, or by starting your own personal “Challenge Gift” initiative, the impact you make in the lives of others can multiply!
Matching Gifts
You can increase your donation through your employer’s "Matching Gift" program. If your employer provides this program, let them know you support us. Joining a Matching Gift program is simple, and allows you to direct your contribution to a cause that is close to your heart. This is a tremendous opportunity to more speedily advance the lifesaving work of the American Health Assistance Foundation and its three programs: Alzheimer’s Disease Research, National Glaucoma Research and Macular Degeneration Research.
Challenge Gifts
You can inspire your family, friends and business associates to join the AHAF team by creating your very own “Challenge Gift.” You can direct your donation to any one of our three programs and then ask others to match your gift – it’s that simple! Initiating a Challenge Gift is a wonderful way to support AHAF’s life-altering mission while also acknowledging your personal fight against these diseases.
Example of a previous Challenge Gift:
A loyal foundation in California initiated a $500,000 Gift Challenge for Alzheimer’s Disease Research (ADR) to be completed by the end of the fiscal year. They provided $250,000 to be matched by our direct mail donors and an additional $250,000 to be matched by our major donors. The challenge was established in this way to help ADR not only provide current donors with a way to have their donation doubled but to also help ADR engage and acquire new donors. Through a wonderful response, $500,000 was raised in matching dollars, which enabled $1,000,000 of research to be initiated to help find the cure for Alzheimer’s.
To initiate a challenge or to get more details, please contact Gayle Handiboe, Manager of Development, at 1-800-437-2423.
Last Reviewed On: 09/26/08