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Member Contribution Form

Become a Contributing Member

Do you wish you could help when you read of illiteracy,
poverty, or the dehumanization of women throughout the world?
If so, please join us.

All contributions are gratefully accepted and carefully used.

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* Please make checks, bank drafts, and money orders payable in US currency drawn on a US-based banking institution and send to:

Virginia Gildersleeve International Fund
3 West 29th Street, Suite 1002
New York, NY 10001
USA

NAMED GIFTS: Contributions may be made to honor particular individuals.

THE ERNA HAMBURGER ENDOWMENT FUND:
 Contributions may be made to this endowment, the interest from which supports projects enhancing the scientific and mathematical skills of women and girls.

THE ASIAN REGIONAL ENDOWMENT FUND (ARE):
This first geographical fund develops a substantial and sustained financial resource for targeted project funding in Asia in the future.

CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA/CARIBBEAN REGIONAL ENDOWMENT FUND (CSARCE): supports projects from any of 40 countries that comprise Central and South America, and the Caribbean.

LEADERS FUND (LF): The Leaders Fund was approved as a quasi-endowment fund by the VGIF Board of Directors in October 2004. Fifteen percent of the annual income from the fund may be used each year for grant awards to support cutting-edge, innovative, or entrepreneurial projects.