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Support the MAA
As a non profit membership organization, the MAA relies on the generosity of individuals, corporations, foundations, and associations to support our many programs that better serve our members and the math community at large.
- Giving Opportunities:
- The Halmos Commemorative Walk
- Order a Brick Today!
- Official Unveiling:
- MAA's Commemorative River of Bricks
- Halmos Endowment Fund:
- Halmos Endowment Fund for the Carriage House
- Pledge Form
- Founding Patron and Contributor List
Marcia P. Sward Project NExT Fund
Icosahedron Society
Icosahedron Society
The society was formed in 2000 to recognize those individuals, corporations, and foundations who have made the largest contributions to the Association. Their contributions make it possible for the MAA to achieve it's mission five core areas: education, research, professional development, public policy, and public appreciation.
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Icosahedron Society members at the 2008 JMM in San Diego.
Donation Information
- Planned Giving
- Leaving a legacy makes it possible for the MAA to carry out its mission of advancing the mathematical sciences, especially at the collegiate level, and insures the continuation of programs that have made the MAA what it is today.
- Give and Make a Difference
- Special funds have been established for special people who have touched the MAA and supported its mission through their actions and willingness to devote their time selflessly.
- Levels of Giving and Donor Level Benefits
- Start the Donation Process Now!
MAA Study Tours
2009: Egypt
2008: Peru and The Galapagos Islands
2007: Euler
2006: China (coming soon)
2005: Mexico
2004: England
2003: Greece
Contact
- Lisa Kolbe, Development Manager
The Mathematical Association of America
1529 18th Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
202.387.5200
e-mail Lisa