Planned Gifts for the Future of College Health and Well-Being
Those who support the American College Health Foundation (ACHF) through estate planning or life income vehicles are invited to join the ACHF Legacy Society. Members enjoy a close relationship with ACHA and the Foundation and are recognized in various ways throughout the year.
Objectives
- To highlight the importance of planned gifts in ensuring the ACHF’s continued effectiveness and securing its future
- To encourage and facilitate planned gifts
- To honor ACHF planned gift donors during their lifetime
Membership
- Anyone who has notified the Foundation of their intent to include it as a beneficiary of their estate plan is eligible for membership
- Membership involves no dues, obligations, or solicitations, but allows the Foundation to thank and recognize donors like you for the plans they have made as a way of encouraging others to follow the example
- Anyone who confirms their membership in the ACHF Legacy Society by April 30, 2025, will be recognized as a Charter Member
Recognition
- Members are recognized throughout the year on the ACHF website, in periodic stewardship communications and at major ACHA events including the Annual Meeting in May. They also enjoy the satisfaction derived from making a lasting contribution to the Foundation’s long-term success
- ACHF Legacy Society Charter members will be formally inducted at the ACHA Annual Meeting in May 2025. Going forward, the Foundation will induct a new ‘class’ of ACHF Legacy Society members of those who announced their commitments over the preceding year
- Members will receive a distinctive recognition lapel pin and periodic recognition in Foundation publications and the website
- Members will be honored at Foundation events and receive priority seating at general sessions during the ACHA Annual Meeting
To join the ACHF Legacy Society, please complete the Declaration of Intent Form.