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Annual GiftsAnnual gifts directly benefit programs and services of the AIM Center. Donors’ names are published bi-annually in TARGET AIM, a newsletter for Friends of AIM. Honorary GiftHonorary gifts commemorate special occasions and people. Your honoree receives a personal letter regarding the gift. Memorial GiftsMemorial gifts honor the memory of deceased loved ones. The family of your loved one receives a personal letter regarding the gift. Stocks, Bonds, or Mutual fundsStocks, bonds or mutual funds offer a way to both give to AIM Center and receive tax benefits based on the asset’s value. Electronic funds transfer is available, please call Ashley Evans at 423-702-8019 for transfer instructions. Matching GiftsMatching gifts may be available through your employer. Ask them today if they will match your contribution to AIM Center. Planned GivingPlanned gifts are deferred gifts made through a bequest in your will. The gift may be a percentage of your estate, a specific dollar amount, or a gift of specific assets like real estate or art. You may also give through your life insurance policy— an option with significant financial and tax benefits. It is very important that the bequest language include the exact legal name of the charity and its complete address. When including a bequest provision in your will, always use the full legal name and provide the federal taxpayer identification number. Our full, legal name is: “The A.I.M. Center, Inc” Our federal tax identification number is: 58-1718368. If you have already included the AIM Center in your estate plans we hope that you will let us know so that we can thank you for your generous intentions. Individual financial circumstances vary. The information on this site does not constitute legal or tax advice. It is highly recommended that donors consult with their own tax or legal advisors prior to making a planned gift.
For more information about how you can help us fulfill our mission, contact our Development Office at 423.702.8019.Donations may be made by mail at:AIM Center
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The Acronym, by Io Hayden
The Acronym
by Io Hayden, Member #523
Frieda walked along, keeping to the narrow sidewalk, and she tried to avoid the onslaught of cars that whizzed by. A wrinkled flier stuck out of her bulging purse. It said something about socializing and food.
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