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AAUW FUNDS

AAUW FUNDS. NYS Development VP Cyd Averill EOF Director Janice Brown LAF Director Nancy Mio n n. AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. Mission statement. DUES and MISSION.  Membership Dues

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AAUW FUNDS

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  1. AAUW FUNDS NYS Development VP Cyd Averill EOF Director Janice Brown LAF Director Nancy Mionn

  2. AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research Mission statement

  3. DUES and MISSION  Membership Dues pay for Member Services  Philanthropy pays for AAUW Programs • Advocacy • Education • Research • Leadership

  4. AAUW PROGRAM FUNDS Six Funds are tax-deductible  AAUW Funds  Educational Opportunities Fund (EOF)  Eleanor Roosevelt Fund (Research)  Leadership Programs Fund  Legal Advocacy Fund (LAF)  Public Policy Fund One Fund is not tax deductible  AAUW Action Fund

  5. AAUW ACTION FUND #2011 not tax deductible Top 10 Branches & States in each Fund were listed on panels at 2013 AAUW Convention Member activism and voter mobilization. Example-Congressional Voting Record New York State # 8

  6. AAUW FUNDS # 9110 Gifts that are not restricted to a specific fund support the programs with the greatest need

  7. EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FUND (EOF) #4336 Celebrating 125 years of Fellowships and Grants

  8. Tech-Trek#4371 Weeklong camps to educate and inspire 8th Grade girls in STEM Fellows Alumnae Initiative #4322 Provides access to past and current AAUW fellows and grantees.

  9.  Fellowships and Grants American Fellowships Career Development Grants Community Action Grants International Fellowships International Project Grants Selected Professions Fellowships

  10.  Carolyn Joslin Donovan International Projects Grant #4377 Will provide grants to International Fellowship alumnae to initiate projects in their local communities that benefit women and girls.

  11. EOF National AwardsBuffalo Branch #4 New York State #4

  12. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT FUND# 9170 Supports AAUW research to provide analysis, data, and accurate information about AAUW issues

  13. Research Reports & ER Awards Islip Area Br #10 New York State #10

  14. LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS FUND #4339 Supports programs that develop women’s potential to lead

  15. ElectHer-Campus Women Win#2522  Teaches skills needed to run for student gov’t.  Increases women involved in campus decisions.  Meet women running for and holding public offices. National Conference for College Women Student Leaders (NCCWSL) #2505  3-day annual conference held in Washington, D.C.  Develops and inspires leadership.

  16. Carol R. Virostek Opportunities Fund #4378 SupportsCampus Leadership Programs. CampusAction Projects #2515 Grants awarded to campus leaders to create replicable programs related to gender-based issues in their communities.  $tart $mart Salary Negotiations Workshops #4338 Gives college students training to get fair salaries.

  17. LEGAL ADVOCACY FUND #3999 Supports the protection of the legal rights of those who are facing discrimination

  18. CaseSupport #9310 Supports LAF plaintiffs in workplace sex discrimination cases. Travel and Education Grants #3072 Educational programs about legal rights delivered by LAF plaintiffs and lawyers to AAUW members

  19. LAF EVVIE CURRIE GIVING CIRCLE #3086 Campus Outreach Program Grants for on-campus programs that protect students from discrimination, assault, and harassmentto be used only in New York State  What a great way to help students, C/Us and AAUW.

  20. Islip Area Branch #8 New York State #3 LAF Awards

  21. PUBLIC POLICY FUND #4337 Supports advocacy for public policies and laws that are fair to women

  22.  GovernmentRelations #2256 Professional lobbyists advocate in Washington DC to ensure that our voices are heard. Civil Engagement #2517 Provides tools to build woman-to-woman voter registration and turnout drives 2256 -

  23.  Field Organizing #2257 Engages members in public policy advocacy through Two Minute Activists, , , NYS on receiving an AAUW 2013-14 AAUW Public Policy Impact Grant CONGRATULATIONS!

  24. Total Giving to All AAUW Funds • Buffalo Branch #4 in Total Giving • New York State #4 in Total Giving

  25. AAUW-Empowering Women through PhilanthropyCreated by Nancy Mion

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