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General Information
The Archives of the History of American Psychology is a non-profit entity. Gifts of archival material and monetary support are provided by donors in support of the mission of the AHAP.
Gifts of books, manuscripts, apparatus, films, etc. that add to the historical record are always welcomed. Inquiries can be directed to the director of the Archives.
Monetary gifts are accepted through a number of programs of planned giving. These programs are administered through the University of Akron Development Office on behalf of the Archives. For more information, donors can contact the director of the Archives or Bill Girard, director of development.
Monetary gifts to the Archives are tax-deductible as are gifts of materials. All gift materials should be appraised prior to shipment. Appraisal and shipping fees are often tax-deductible.
Program Funds
AHAP Endowment Fund
The AHAP Endowment Fund is a vehicle for providing long-term support for the Archives. With an initial goal of $1,000,000.00, the fund seeks contributions from individuals, organizations, and corporations.
This program serves as a means of annual giving in support of the mission of the AHAP.
Membership in the Friends begins with
a requested donation of $25.00 ($10.00 for students) and is open to individuals, institutions, and
organizations. Donations support the day-to-day operations of the Archives, generating
approximately one-half of the general budget for the AHAP. Members
receive an annual newsletter, and the ever popular history of psychology
poster. To receive information about becoming a friend please click here. Previous annual newsletters may be viewed
below (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
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Popplestone & McPherson Honorary Fund
To honor their many years of service to The Archives of the History of American Psychology, The University of Akron has established the Dr. John A. Popplestone & Dr. Marion White McPherson Honorary Fund. All proceeds from the fund will be used to support The Archives of the History of American Psychology.