GIVE MONTHLY
When you become a monthly donor, your generosity makes a difference year-round! It helps us stay focused and undeterred in fighting the abuses that threaten hundreds of thousands of girls in the U.S. and defending Liberal values and ideals.
For any questions about monthly giving, please reach out to Susanna, our monthly giving program coordinator, here.
GIVE VIA MAIL
To send a gift in the mail, please mail your check to:
AHA Foundation
5237 River Road, Suite 333
Bethesda, MD 20816
Please include your contact information so we can thank you and send you a tax receipt.
DONATE STOCK
Please send securities gift to AHA Foundation’s Schwab Brokerage Account:
Account Name: AHA Foundation, Inc.
Account Number: 4944-5836
AHA Foundation (EIN) 33-1185369 Account Type: Corporate Brokerage
Schwab DTC Number: 0164
Schwab Clearing Code: 40
Schwab Customer Service 24/7: 800-435-4000
Please inform us that your gift has been transferred at info@theahafoundation.org, so we can thank you and send you a tax receipt. Please include in your email the donor name, mailing address & telephone number.
MATCHING GIFTS – DOUBLE YOUR DONATION
If your employer offers a matching gift program (and many do), it is an easy way to possibly double or even triple your gift to AHA Foundation! Make your gift go further and help protect even more girls and women. Find out more about your company’s matching gift program by contacting your HR department.
When you add AHA Foundation to your company’s matching gift program, email us here so we can thank you for your support.
GIVE FROM A DONOR ADVISED FUND
What is Donor Advised Fund (DAF)?
AHA Foundation accepts gifts through Donor Advised Funds. You may establish a Donor Advised Fund account directly with a sponsoring non-profit organization, community foundation, or financial institution. Contributions into the fund receive an immediate tax deduction and most donor advised funds accept cash equivalents, securities, and other assets. You can recommend how much, and how often you want to distribute money from your fund to AHA Foundation or other charities.
If you would like to make a donation through your own donor advised fund and have additional questions, please contact us here. You may also make a legacy gift by listing AHA Foundation as a charitable beneficiary of your existing donor advised fund.
How your gift Through a Donor Advised Fund helps AHA Foundation
DAF gifts play a critical role in securing AHA Foundation’s financial stability. They help us stay focused on what matters most: fighting to strengthen or pass laws, runing trainings for frontline professionals and providing direct help to protect girls and women from female genital mutilation (FGM), child marriage and other dangerous traditional practices.
If you have already given a gift to AHA Foundation from your Donor Advised Fund, please let us know. Email us here so we can thank you for your generosity.
How to set up a Donor Advised Fund?
To set up a donor advised fund, contact your financial/ legal advisor, or representative from a financial company that operates a DAF program, such as Vanguard, Fidelity, Schwab Charitable, or a representative at a community sponsoring organization for detailed information on donor advised funds.
When choosing to give a grant to AHA Foundation, please use AHA Foundation's full legal name, AHA Foundation Inc. or employer identification number (EIN) 33-1185369 when searching a DAF charity database.
If you would like to make a gift now through your DAF, simply click on the button to find your fund.
GIVE FROM YOUR INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT (IRA)
If you are 70½ or older, you can make a tax-free Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD), also known as an IRA charitable rollover, of up to $108,000 in 2025 directly from your eligible IRA account to a qualified charity, avoiding federal income tax on the withdrawal. Your QCD can also count toward your annual Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) once you meet RMD age—allowing you to support AHA Foundation’s mission while meeting your financial obligations. This information is for general purposes only and should not be considered tax advice. It is essential to consult with a qualified tax advisor to understand how this opportunity applies to your specific situation.
Another way to invest in the protection of Liberal freedoms for generations to come: consider adding AHA Foundation as a beneficiary of your IRA, 401(k), or other qualified retirement plan.
MAKE A GIFT FROM A WILL
By making a simple gift in your will or estate plans, you can support AHA Foundation for years to come.