1. AAUW FUNDS NYS Development VP Cyd Averill EOF Director Janice Brown LAF Director Nancy Mion n

2. AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research

3. DUES and MISSION  Membership Dues pay for Member Services  Philanthropy pays for AAUW Programs - Advocacy - Education - Research - Leadership

4. AAUW PROGRAM FUNDS  Six Funds are tax-deductible  AAUW Funds  Educational Opportunities Fund (EOF)  Eleanor Roosevelt Fund (Research)  Leadership Programs Fund  Legal Advocacy Fund (LAF)  Public Policy Fund  One Fund is not tax deductible  AAUW Action Fund

5. AAUW ACTION FUND #2011 not tax deductible Top 10 Branches & States in each Fund were listed on panels at 2013 AAUW Convention Member activism and voter mobilization. Example-Congressional Voting Record New York State # 8

6. AAUW FUNDS # 9110 Gifts that are not restricted to a specific fund support the programs with the greatest need

7. EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FUND (EOF) # 4336 Celebrating 125 years of Fellowships and Grants

8.  Tech- Trek #4371 Weeklong camps to educate and inspire 8 th Grade girls in STEM  Fellows Alumnae Initiative #4322 Provides access to past and current AAUW fellows and grantees.

9.  Fellowships and Grants  American Fellowships  Career Development Grants  Community Action Grants  International Fellowships  International Project Grants  Selected Professions Fellowships

10.  Carolyn Joslin Donovan International Projects Grant #4377 Will provide grants to International Fellowship alumnae to initiate projects in their local communities that benefit women and girls.

11. EOF National Awards Buffalo Branch #4 New York State #4

12. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT FUND # 9170 Supports AAUW research to provide analysis, data, and accurate information about AAUW issues

13. Research Reports & ER Awards Islip Area Br #10 New York State #10

14. LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS FUND #4339 Supports programs that develop women’s potential to lead

15.  Elect Her-Campus Women Win #2522  Teaches skills needed to run for student gov’t.  Increases women involved in campus decisions.  Meet women running for and holding public offices.  National Conference for College Women Student Leaders (NCCWSL) #2505  3-day annual conference held in Washington, D.C.  Develops and inspires leadership.

16.  Carol R. Virostek Opportunities Fund #4378 Supports Campus Leadership Programs.  Campus Action Projects #2515 Grants awarded to campus leaders to create replicable programs related to gender-based issues in their communities.  $tart $mart Salary Negotiations Workshops #4338 Gives college students training to get fair salaries.

17. LEGAL ADVOCACY FUND #3999 Supports the protection of the legal rights of those who are facing discrimination

18. Case Support #9310 Supports LAF plaintiffs in workplace sex discrimination cases. Travel and Education Grants #3072 Educational programs about legal rights delivered by LAF plaintiffs and lawyers to AAUW members

19. LAF EVVIE CURRIE GIVING CIRCLE #3086 Campus Outreach Program Grants for on-campus programs that protect students from discrimination, assault, and harassment to be used only in New York State  What a great way to help students, C/Us and AAUW.

20. LAF Awards Islip Area Branch #8 New York State #3

21. PUBLIC POLICY FUND #4337 Supports advocacy for public policies and laws that are fair to women

22.  Government Relations #2256 Professional lobbyists advocate in Washington DC to ensure that our voices are heard.  Civil Engagement #2517 Provides tools to build woman-to- woman voter registration and turnout drives 2256 -

23.  Field Organizing #2257

24. Total Giving to All AAUW Funds  Buffalo Branch #4 in Total Giving  New York State #4 in Total Giving