Why should I become a part of the AEI Associates Program?

The AEI Associates Program gives professionals, academics, and individuals with a keen interest in public policy access to AEI's publications and analysis.  Each year AEI hosts more than two hundred conferences, publishes over a dozen books, and produces hundreds of articles and studies in scholarly journals and magazines.

As an AEI Associates donor, you'll be kept up to date on current policy controversies and fresh, sound policy reform ideas.  With your contribution, you will receive summaries of AEI's latest work and a subscription to our new magazine, The American: A Magazine of Ideas.

Your gift does make a difference.  Donor support is critical to helping AEI maintain its preeminent position as an intellectual leader in today's public policy debates.

New Enrollment Bonus:  New donors to the Associates Program may choose a complimentary book from a selection of the AEI Press.  Some of the books included are:

• Russia's Revolution
• The Future of the United Nations
• The Powers of War and Peace
• Comeback: Conservatism that Can Win Again
• Of Men and Materiel
• The Military We Need
• In Our Hands
• No Remedy Left Behind
• A Qualified Teacher in Every Classroom?
• The Broken Branch
• Biotechnology and the Patent System
• The Diagnosis and Treatment of Medicare
• An Analytic Assessment of U.S. Drug Policy
  

There are four levels of annual support:

$150 contribution  ($200 outside the United States)

Benefits:

• The American magazine subscription (6 issues annually)
• AEI's On the Issues (reprints of timely general-interest articles by AEI scholars)
• AEI's monthly Newsletter with calendar of events
• Summaries of AEI books and monographs
• E-mail updates

$500 contribution  ($550 outside the United States)

Additional benefits include:

• AEI’s Economic, Financial Services, Health Policy, National Security, Russian and Asian Outlooks (periodical commentaries by AEI scholars)
• Complimentary invitations to AEI conferences, including subscription to the Bradley Lecture Series 
  (excluding the AEI Annual Dinner and Irving Kristol Lecture)

$1,000 contribution

Additional benefits include:

• All Policy Outlooks
• A complimentary copy of select new AEI books (upon return of a form enclosed with executive summaries)  

$1,500 contribution

Additional benefits include:

• Complimentary copies of all new AEI books by The AEI Press.
• Two tickets to the AEI Annual Dinner and Irving Kristol Lecture

Tax Information

AEI is a non-profit, nonpartisan 501(c)(3) organization. AEI's IRS tax identification number is 53-0218495.  Individual associate program contributions are tax-deductible as charitable contributions to the extent they exceed the fair market value of Associate Program benefits. We estimate the fair market value of these benefits to be $30 for the $150, $500, and $1,000 contribution levels, and $280 for the $1,500 contribution level.

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Information Requests

Kerri Polce
Associates Program Coordinator
American Enterprise Institute
1150 Seventeenth Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036

Direct Phone: 202-862-5854

Toll-free Phone: 1-800-862-5801 extension 5854
Fax: 202-862-7171
E-Mail: aap@aei.org