There are many different ways to support AIM Center including:


Annual Gifts

Make your annual gift today and become a Friend of AIM Center. Funds go directly to benefit programs and services of the AIM Center. Donors’ names are published bi-annually in TARGET AIM, a newsletter for Friends of AIM.

Honorary Gifts

Celebrate a birthday or remember a special anniversary with a gift to AIM Center. The honoree will receive a personalized letter acknowledging the gift in their name. This is a thoughtful way to honor a special person and at the same time ensure that AIM will be able to continue its programs for adults with mental illness.

Memorial Gifts

Memorial Gifts are a special way to honor the memory of a deceased family member or friend. The family of the deceased will receive a personal letter acknowledging your gift.

Planned Giving

Planned giving provides you with the options and opportunities to include support of AIM Center in your overall financial and estate plans. Planned gifts are generally gifts or commitments made in the present with the benefit "deferred" until a future date. However, planned gifts may include “now” gifts of such as, appreciated property (securities and real estate), or gifts of tangible personal property.

Matching Gifts

Your gift could be doubled!  Ask your company about their matching gift program

Volunteer Opportunities

Your special gift of time! Please let us know if you would like to be personally involved with our programs and gift the very valuable gift of your time to support the AIM Center.

Planned Giving

There are just as many ways to support the AIM Center as there are needs! The AIM Center has filled a void by providing the only psychiatric rehabilitation program in Hamilton County. Your gift allows the Center to continue to provide innovative, progressive services to members with mental illness.

Planned gifts may be deferred and the economic benefit for AIM Center realized sometime in the future.


Willis and Bequests:

The most common method of deferred charitable giving is through a bequest in a person’s will. Your will provides a unique opportunity to be sure that the fruits of a lifetime of effort are distributed according to your wishes and in a manner consistent with your interests during the course of your life.

There are several ways to make gifts through wills including a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, residual estate goes to one or more charities or you may give specific assets such as real estate, art collections or specific stocks and bonds.

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.


Life Insurance Policies

Allow you to support AIM Center with a large gift with small monthly premium payments.

Planned Gifts may also be “now” gifts which benefit AIM Center immediately. Some of these gifts may include


Stocks, bonds, or mutual funds

The gift of common stock, bonds or mutual fund shares is a valuable way to make a contribution to a charitable organization and receive tax benefits based on the value of the asset.


Real estate

Depending on the circumstances that are involved, gifts of real estate can be an effective means of planning a gift. There can be significant advantages to using property as a charitable gift. As with all matters concerning financial or estate planning, please consult your estate and tax specialist.

 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.

AIM Center, Inc. is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization.