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Thank you to our donors!

Your support is ∫ to the future of physics.

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Thank you for investing in the future of Physics

Your Support helps APS:

Improve physics education and promote a diverse workforce Shape national science policy and foster science communication Foster international communication and collaboration between physicists Engage people of all ages in the wonders of science and physics Bring the benefits of APS membership to physicists in developing countries Recognize achievements in research, education, and public service

Ways to Give

Qualified Charitable Distributions - Counts towards your Required Minimum Distribution from your IRA. Matching Gifts - Your employer may offer a matching gift program to increase the impact of employee charitable gifts. Pledges - A charitable gift may be paid in full over a predetermined course of time Donor Advised Funds - APS is a qualified charity. Endow APS Honors - Ensure the perpetuity of Prizes, Awards, and Grants. Planned Gifts - Designate APS as your beneficiary in your Will, Retirement Plan, Life Insurance Policy, or Trust.

Ken S. and Paula Krane Beatrice Lilienfeld Suha Oguz and Leslie J. Lord Erol and Julianne S. Oktay John J. Rehr Robert Stanek Aleksandar Svager David Sward George O. and Isa Zimmerman Anonymous (1) Charlotte Anderson Jean Dickey Apker Robert Bachrach Bert Brown Esther Hoffman Beller

• M. Hildred Blewett

Mary and Rudolph Chope

• C. Stewart Gillmor

Theodore Hodapp Jay Jones

*Those in bold are bequests that have been realized.

Recognizing donors who support the Society’s mission through planned giving

APS Leadership Circle

Recognizing those whose giving totals over $100,000

Jay Jones Charlotte Marie Anderson John and Elizabeth Armstrong

• M. Hildred Blewett

David Braslau

• Mr. and Mrs. Kenton R. Brown

Robert Brown Family of Richard L. Greene Frances Hellman and Warren Breslau William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Rosa Ovshinsky George E. Valley Jr. Jonathan F. Reichert and Barbara Wolff-Reichert Family of J.J. and Noriko Sakurai Kip Thorne and Rainer Weiss Virginia Trimble AIP Publishing, The Journal of Chemical Physics Argonne National Laboratory Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent Brookhaven National Laboratory CERN Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron Dow Consumer Solutions Eucalyptus Foundation Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Google Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Heising-Simons Foundation HTC-VIA Group IBM Anonymous The Kavli Foundation KEK, High Energy Accelerator Research Organization Lilienfeld Trust Los Alamos National Laboratory Oak Ridge National Laboratory Pearson Education Research Corporation for Science Advancement Richard Lounsbery Foundation Sandia National Laboratories SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory Thorlabs, Inc. TOPTICA Photonics, Inc. Xerox Foundation

Choose your area of support

• Education programs for

elementary, middle, or high school students

• Honors endowment campaigns
• Supporting physics educators
• Diversity in physics
• Inclusion of women in physics
• International affairs
• Government affairs
• Public engagement

Physics Education

Activity books for elementary school students PhysicsQuest kits for middle school students Inspiration for high school students

Support for Physics Educators

Honors Endowment Campaigns

Justin Jankunas Doctoral Dissertation Award in Chemical Physics Millie Dresselhaus Fund for Science & Society

Diversity in Physics

International Affairs

Fosters international communication and scientific collaboration across nations.

Thank you to our donors!

Your support is ∫ to the future of physics.

Your gifts help APS to:

• Improve physics education and promote a diverse workforce
• Shape national science policy and foster science communication
• Foster international communication and collaboration between physicists
• Engage people of all ages in the wonders of science and physics
• Bring the benefits of APS membership to physicists in developing countries
• Recognize achievements in research, education, and public service

Please use the chat feature to ask us a question or start a conversation