ICATCH offers $6000 grants to healthcare providers in low-income and low-middle-countries for projects that improve child health in their communities. We’ve given 98 grants since 2007, and in celebration of our upcoming 100th grant, we hope to raise the award to $9000—recognizing our track record of success, the loss of purchasing power over time, and the enormous abilities and dedication of our grantees.
We cannot do this without help from donors like you. There are many ways to give.
Donate online
You can make one-time or monthly donations.
Donate by mail
You can donate by mail by making a check out to “AAP Friends of Children—ICATCH” and writing “ICATCH” in the memo line. Mail your check to AAP Development, PO Box 776437, Chicago, IL 60677-6437.
Donate stock
You can donate appreciated stock you have held for one year or longer. The gift qualifies for a tax deduction, and no capital gains tax is due on the appreciation. Please direct your donation to American Academy of Pediatrics (ICATCH; 345 Park Blvd., Itasca, IL 60143), specifying tax ID number 36-2275597, Merrill Lynch account 6CL-02465, and DTC number 8862. Once you’ve completed your donation, please contact us using the form below with your name, the amount, and the name of the financial institution sending your gift.
Donate from your IRA
You can give directly from your individualized retirement account (if you are 70.5 years or older). When you make a direct transfer from your IRA, no tax will be due, and the transfer will count toward your required minimum distribution. To donate, follow the IRA custodian’s instructions for a qualified charitable distribution, specifying American Academy of Pediatrics (ICATCH; 345 Park Blvd., Itasca, IL 60143) as the recipient and providing tax ID number 36-2275597. Further help is available here. Once you’ve completed your donation, please contact us using the form below with your name, the amount, and the name of the financial institution sending your gift.
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Last Updated
11/08/2022
Source
American Academy of Pediatrics