Memorial Gifts and Gifts in Honor

Posted on: May 14, 2009

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An Americans Helping Americans^® tribute gift is a donation that honors or memorializes a friend or loved one.

When your tribute gift is received, Americans Helping Americans^® will promptly send a personalized tribute card or e-card to the person or family you indicated, notifying them of your thoughtful donation.

Gifts in Memory and in Honor Of

Memorial gifts are a meaningful way to celebrate the memory of a loved one who cared about Americans Helping Americans^®.

We are proud to honor the memory of your loved ones through our important work helping American children.

Gifts given in honor of a friend or loved one are a wonderful way to commemorate birthdays, anniversaries, special occasions, milestones, and holidays.

Honor gifts both share Americans Helping Americans^® mission with loved ones and help Americans in need.

Make Your Gift In Their Memory or Honor Online

Make your online tribute gift using our secure website.

Enter information about the person you are honoring or memorializing in the “ship to” section.

Send Your Tribute Gift By Mail

Americans Helping Americans^®
8301 Richmond Highway, Suite 100
Alexandria, VA 22309

Make A Tribute Gift By Phone

Call us at 703-317-9412 to make a secure donation over the telephone.

Questions?

Please email us at info@helpingamericans.org or call us at 703-317-9412 with any special instructions or requests.

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