Planned Giving Program: Leave a Legacy with the AABA
A planned gift to the American Association of Biological Anthropologists helps ensure the future of biological anthropology. By including the AABA in your will, trust, or beneficiary designations, you support research, education, and diversity in biological anthropology for generations to come.
Ways to Give
- Bequests in a will or trust
- Retirement plan or life insurance beneficiaries
- Charitable gift annuities
- Charitable remainder or lead trusts
Why It Matters
- Create a lasting impact
- Give back to a community that shaped your life
- Strengthen the future of our discipline
Join the AABA Legacy Society
All planned givers can choose to be recognized as members of the newly formed AABA Legacy Society.
How to Include AABA in Your Will or Trust
Including the AABA in your estate plan is simple. You may choose to leave a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or the remainder after other bequests. The AABA encourages donors to consult with an attorney, financial advisor, or tax professional when planning a substantial gift.
- Sample Bequest Language: “I give, devise, and bequeath [the sum of $___ / ___% of my estate] to the American Association of Biological Anthropologists, a nonprofit professional organization currently located at 950 Herndon Parkway, Suite 450, Herndon, VA 20170, Federal Tax ID (EIN) 23 – 6395179, for its general, unrestricted purposes.”
Learn More
To discuss planned giving options or share your legacy intentions, please contact the current AABA President or Treasurer:
- President: president@bioanth.org
- Treasurer: treasurer@bioanth.org
Thank you for considering a gift that will shape the future of biological anthropology!