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Donations to the American Daylily Society are always appreciated. Donors may choose to support any of our worthy and active funds explained below.

All checks should be made payable to the American Daylily Society regardless of the purpose of the donation. Memorial donors are requested to provide the name and address of survivor(s) if you wish the survivor(s) to be notified of your gift.

All donations are tax deductible. In December 1979, IRS issued a determination letter that recognized the American Daylily Society as exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are deductible under section 170 of the code and we are qualified to receive tax deductible bequests, devises, transfers or gifts under sections 2055, 2106 or 2522 of the code.

If you would prefer to mail a check, please send it to our Endowments Chair:

Director
Region 10
5392 Savannah Avenue, Tuscaloosa, AL 35406, USA
(205) 454-8116
Chair of the Following Committee(s):
Endowments
Member of the Following Committee(s):
Audit, Executive, Exhibition Judges
Regional Office(s):
Regional Director
Local Club Leadership Positions:



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    THANK YOU to our 2020 Donors:

    AHS Region 3

    AHS Region 8

    AHS Region 10

    AHS Region 11

    Frank Almquist

    Arkansas Collectors Association

    Austin Hemerocallis Society

    Faith A. Bange

    Linda Sue Barnes

    Rebecca B. Board

    Anna Beth Zimpelman Bodden

    Roland Bremers Family

    Carole R. Brunner

    Stephan R. Budzina

    Melodye Campbell

    Central Florida Daylily Society

    Central Missouri Hemerocallis Society

    Martha G. Chamberlain

    Sara Chumley

    Cobb County Daylily Society

    Kenneth D. Cobb III

    Charlene A. Collin

    Columbia River Daylily Club

    Connecticut Daylily Society

    William J. & Ethel L. Cook

    Lorene M. Crone

    Cypress Creek Daylily Club

    Daylily Society of Louisville

    MaryAnn W. Duncan

    Scott R. Elliott

    Timothy J. Fehr

    Norma Fogelbach

    Cheryl A. Ford

    Freestate Daylily Society, Inc.

    David E. & Nancy Freshour

    Connie Gibbs

    Nancy Gilbertson

    Todd E. Gilbertson

    Grand Valley Daylily Society

    Greater St. Louis Daylily Society, Inc.

    Kathryne M. Greiger

    Mitchell Hagler

    Lorraine Hankison

    Mary Anne Harp

    Marlene D. Harrington

    Lois E. Hart

    Michael R. Harwell

    Hattiesburg Area Daylily Society

    Bonnie M. Hepburn

    Donald M. Herr

    Rebecca E. Hinshaw

    Mary Housak

    Ruth Z. Horrall

    Houston Area Daylily Society

    William V. Hurt

    Brenda A. Jindra

    Patricia Katsouros

    Janice B. Kennedy

    Adele Keohan

    Nancy Kilson

    Morris & Barbara A. Kirby

    Mary L. Kwas & Robert C. Mainfort

    Danna J. Lamoine

    Long Island Dylily Society

    Patricia M. Loveland

    Mary Lou Lundblade

    Luanne S. Madden

    Harold W. McDonnel

    Metropolitan Columbus Daylily Society

    Middle Tennessee Daylily Society

    Gene A. Moglia

    Mo-Kan Daylily Society

    Bill & Ann Monroe

    Montgomery Area Daylily Society

    Nebraska Daylily Society

    North Texas Daylily Society

    Northwest Arkansas Daylily Society

    Northern Virginia Daylily Society

    Susan G. Okrasinski

    Nancy Pease

    Jan Phillips

    Kathleen A. Pinkas

    Pod Setters Face Book Group

    Richard & Helen Porter

    Shirley Racek

    Kathleen Schloeder

    Janie Seglund

    John Smethurst

    Southwestern Illinois Daylily Society

    Patrick M. & Grace Stamile

    Robert O. Stanton

    Maureen Strong

    Matt Tannenbaum

    Tallahassee Daylily Society

    Laura H. Teague

    Tidewater Daylily Society

    Topeka Daylily Club

    Elizabeth L. Trotter

    Greg W. Trotter

    Valdosta Daylily Society

    Rhonda Veroeven

    Vernon E. Wallis

    Louise C. Walton

    Margaret K. Wolf

    Janice Wood

    Gayle Yelenik

    Marcia W. Zech

    Choose how your donation supports the American Daylily Society

    William E. Monroe Endowment Fund Trust

    The William E. Monroe Endowment Fund Trust was established in 1989 as a permanent fund in which all donations are accrued to the fund as a permanent endowment and only the investment income may be used by the Society to offset Expenses.

    Joe W. House Scientific Studies Fund

    Donations to the Joe W. House Scientific Studies Fund are used for American Daylily Society Board approved grants for graduate or undergraduate students or faculty/staff using daylilies (plant genus Hemerocallis) as experimental organisms in original research projects.  Click here for information about applying for a grant.

    Mabel Matthews Endowment Scholarship Fund

    This fund is made possible through the generosity of Mabel Matthews. Donations to the fund are welcome. Any American Daylily Society member is eligible for the scholarship. For information to apply for a scholarship click here.

    Bertie Ferris Youth Fund

    Donations to this fund are used for publication of a youth newsletter and $1,000 scholarships for American Daylily Society youth members based on an application and selection process. A youth member is defined as under the age of 18. For information to apply for a youth scholarship click here.

    Christine Erin Stamile Youth Fund

    This fund was established by Grace and Patrick Stamile in memory of their daughter. The fund provides a Life Membership to an American Daylily Society youth annually through an application and selection process. A youth member is defined as under the age of 18. For information on how to apply for this award click here.

    AHS Archives Fund

    This fund exists to help meet the costs of the acquisition and care of historical materials relevant to Hemerocallis, and to the American Daylily Society and its people and events. Such materials may include books, newspaper and magazine articles, records of the business of the Society itself, theses and dissertations, photographic or digital documents or collections of enduring value, or other pertinent items associated with daylilies or the American Daylily Society. Significantly, the fund allows for the purchase of specialized software and equipment needed, but not covered in the annual budget of the Archives and History Committee.

    AHS General Fund

    Donations to the American Daylily Society General Fund provide funds for operating expenses and may be designated for a particular expense.

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