An honor or memory gift is a meaningful way to honor someone special in your life while supporting the mission of the American Health Assistance Foundation and our three programs: Alzheimer’s Disease Research; National Glaucoma Research; and Macular Degeneration Research. We are grateful that you wish to donate to us in honor or in memory of a loved one, and there are different ways you can do this: The Bench, Tree and Paver Program This program enables you to permanently honor or memorialize a loved one, friend or colleague. In Honor Gifts are a special way to acknowledge the important people living in your life, and are often given on special occasions, such as a friend's or relative's birthday, graduation, or anniversary. They are also appropriate gifts for holidays like Christmas, Hanukkah, Mother's Day, and Father's Day. Finally, Honor gifts are often given to show appreciation for someone's kindness or to recognize their impact on your life. View smaples of the acknowledgment cards. (Note: The amount of the gift is not revealed.) To make a gift in honor of a friend or relative, please choose from the following options: In Memory Gifts are a special way to memorialize someone special who has passed away. When a Memorial or Honor gift is received by AHAF, a letter is sent to the donor to acknowledge the gift, as well as to any persons that the donor indicates should receive an acknowledgment card. . This may include the family of the deceased or the person being honored, informing samples of the acknowledgment cards (Note: The amount of the gift is not revealed.) To make a gift in memory of a friend or relative, please choose from the following options: You may also send your donation via postal mail. If you choose to mail your contribution, please be sure to include a note indicating the name of the person you are honoring or memorializing, as well as the name and address of anyone who should receive an acknowledgment of your generous donation. Send your contribution and note to the following address: ATTN: Honor/Memorial Gifts For more information, contact Marlo Jacobson, Development Officer, at 1-800-437-2423. Last Reviewed On: 09/11/09 |
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