Our Programs
Donations to the Annual Fund are the quickest way to put your contribution to work for the Association. Your gift may be designated to a specific fund or divided between programs that are most near and dear to your heart.
- A gift to the AAA Unrestricted Fund allows greater flexibility to meet future challenges and emerging new opportunities.
- A gift to the General AAA Endowment Fund enables AAA to continue advancing the discipline of anthropology by broadening its programs and services for years to come.
- A gift to the AAA Pathways Initiative helps shape distinctive learning opportunities at pre-college levels to introduce high school students to the newest anthropological ideas and research.
- A gift to the AAA Professional Development helps meet a critical need for programming that serves anthropologists across a range of professional settings and at every career stage.
- A gift to the Public Awareness, Outreach and Engagement Initiatives helps AAA with public programming and events around RACE: Are We So Different? and our new project, World on the Move: 250,000 Years of Human Migration, aiming to change the public conversation about an important, yet difficult topic – migration and displacement.
Ways to Give
- Donate online at www.americananthro.org/donate
- Contribute by mail — Send a check, payable to the American Anthropological Association, to:
American Anthropological Association
2300 Clarendon Blvd., Suite 1301
Arlington, VA 22201
- Dedicate your donation — Honor a person you care about or create a lasting memory of a special person in your life by making a tribute gift.
- Wire Transfer and Gifts of Marketable Securities — Please call us at 571-483-1194 for more information.
- Pledges — If you wish to make a pledge, please reach out to Barbara Kochard, director of development, at 571-483-1194.
- Matching Gifts — Double the impact of your gift by letting us know about your employer's matching gift program.
- Planned Gifts — to begin a conversation about planned giving opportunities, please visit: www.americananthro.org/plannedgiving
