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The Development Department at the American Printing House for the Blind provides the following publications free of charge to our nation's blind and visually impaired citizens through the generosity of our supporters.
Additional Projects receiving Support Include:
The Development Department designs and implements methods of attracting needed resources to underwrite ongoing regular and special projects or programs approved by the APH Board of Trustees.
Regular sources of income include:
Direct Mail - Individuals throughout the United States are given the opportunity to help APH provide needed resources for America's blind and visually impaired. If you would like to receive APH mailings please refer to the "How To Donate" section.
Planned Giving - Donors and friends generously give or plan to give to APH through their will, trust, estate, insurance policy or retirement plan. The American Printing House for the Blind Charitable Gift Annuity program is another way to make a planned gift while getting the benefit of receiving a regular payment for life. If you would like further details or a personal non-obligatory proposal please refer to the "How To Donate" section, call toll free at 1-888-295-2405, or send e-mail to Dev&MagDpt@aph.org.
Foundation/Corporate/Civic Gifts - APH receives periodic grants from appropriate foundations, clubs, and corporate entities to assist in our mission of promoting the independence of blind persons by providing special media, tools, and materials needed for education and life.
Memorial and Honor Gifts - APH will honor or memorialize a friend or loved one for you. Please refer to "How To Donate" information to initiate your tribute.
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Our direct mail program offers varied premiums such as return address labels, post cards depicting art work submitted by visually impaired artists, and sponsorship of braille and talking book magazine subscriptions for blind and visually impaired Americans.
Any donor taking part in a planned gift is welcomed into our 1858 Living Legacy Society. Your name is displayed in the foyer of the Marie and Eugene Callahan Museum of the American Printing House for the Blind, and you receive specialized mailings and acknowledgments throughout the year.
All APH donors receive either our quarterly newsletter, "The Circle," or specialized booklets keeping them current on topics related to charitable giving, estate and financial planning, end of year giving advantages, and various other timely topics. These publications are educational and informative. Individual donors will be occasionally profiled as we call attention to their dedication to helping our nation's blind and visually impaired citizens.
Also, all donors receive a special thank you letter for their donation which is recognized by the IRS.
If you would like to...
see our Donor Response forms. Print them from your browser, complete, and return to the address below. You may also call us toll free at 1-888-295-2405 or send e-mail to Dev&MagDpt@aph.org for the appropriate forms and information.
American Printing House for the Blind
Development Department
1839 Frankfort Ave.
P.O. Box 6389
Louisville, KY 40206-0389
Information of Note:
The American Printing House for the Blind would be honored to be remembered in your will, trust, retirement or insurance plan.
APH Proper Bequest Terminology
"I hereby give, devise, and bequeath to the American Printing House for the Blind, Inc., Louisville, Kentucky, my entire estate or the sum of___________dollars ($ )."
OR
"I give, devise, and bequeath to the American Printing House for the Blind, Inc., Louisville, Kentucky, all (or state fraction or percentage) of the rest, residue or remainder of my estate, whether real or personal."
For more information call 1-888-295-2405 or send e-mail to Dev&MagDpt@aph.org
The American Printing House for the Blind is a 501-C-3 non-profit agency dedicated to promoting independence of blind and visually impaired persons by providing special media, tools, and materials needed for education and life.
