Discover how Giving can Benefit You and
ACSM!
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Discovery Society
In 1954, 11 health career
professionals came together with a dream and commitment to apply their
knowledge, training, and dedication in sports medicine and exercise
science to promote healthier lifestyles for people around the globe.
With this vision, the American College of Sports Medicine was
founded.
The original 11 founding
members of ACSM left significant legacies in the field of sports
medicine and exercise science through their vision and generosity.
Today, ACSM continues to build on their dream. Their legacy
endures.
You, too, have an opportunity
to leave an enduring legacy and shape the direction of the field of
sports medicine and exercise science. The ACSM Discovery Society is an
important philanthropic program for those who share a commitment to
sports medicine and exercise science, and want to leave a lasting impact
on the field.
Society members are those
thoughtful people who, through their foresight and generosity, have made
a planned, estate, or endowment gift in support of ACSM.
Discovery Society Brochure
Planned Giving
The ACSM Foundation is pleased
to assist you in your consideration of gifts and bequests to the
Foundation. The Foundation is able to provide standard forms that
your attorney may consider in the preparation of your gift or wording in
your will. A Foundation representative is available to discuss your
specific situation or any problems which may arise. Learn more
about the Methods of Giving or click on any of the below
forms.
Advantages of Life Income Arrangements
Bequests
Charitable Gift Annuity
Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust
Charitable Remainder Unitrusts
Deferred Charitable Gift Annuity
Gifts of Closely Held Stock
Gifts of Lead Trusts
Gifts of Real Estate
Gifts of Real Estate-Retained Right
Gifts of Stock
Life Insurance
Retirement Plan Assets
For more information regarding the Discovery
Society or Planned Giving options please contact the Foundation at
317-637-9200 or send an email to foundation@acsm.org.
This text has been prepared as an informational
guide only. The contents are not intended as legal advice to donors or
potential donors on their personal gift and estate planning. Please seek
your independent counsel for applicability of these principles to your
personal circumstances.
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