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Access to geoscience education and fieldwork should not be limited by accessibility needs. IAGD works to create more inclusive learning, research, and professional environments by supporting accessibility across the geosciences.

Donations help make this work possible by supporting programs, resources, and accessible field experiences.

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Ways to Donate to IAGD

Online through a PayPal donation link.

You'll be redirected to PayPal to complete your donation securely, as IAGD does not store payment information.
Although the site says that the money goes to the PayPal giving fund, the money comes straight to the IAGD!

Mail a check payable to the IAGD at:

The International Association for Geoscience Diversity
600E Teachers-Dyer Complex
PO Box 210022
Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0022

Employer-matching gifts:

Take advantage of your employer's Matching Gift Program to double or triple your donation to the IAGD.

Donor-advised funds:

Support of the IAGD Foundation is tax-deductible. A receipt will be provided for all donations. IAGD EIN # 47-2904005

For Organizations: Become an IAGD Partner

Help support the IAGD throughout the year! We are always looking for partners to help develop and promote the IAGD Foundation.

Organizations interested in partnering with the IAGD should contact Dr. Chris Atchison via email.

Learn more About IAGD Partnerships

Why You Should Support IAGD

Philanthropic support will help the IAGD Foundation achieve its current objectives:

Develop after-school and informal programs that focus on accessible earth science instruction for K-12 students with disabilities.

Facilitate the participation of students and scholars with disabilities in the discipline through research seed funding, graduate student fellowships and travel support to conduct research, and attend and present at regional and national meetings.

Enhance the current IAGD inclusive instruction training program by developing new resources and content modules, and offering the workshops more frequently at regional locations.

Recognize K-12 teachers, higher-education faculty, and industry professionals who encourage active engagement and participation of students and practitioners with disabilities in the geoscience classroom and workplace.

How Donation Funds Are Used

Donations support programs and initiatives that advance accessibility across geoscience education, research, and fieldwork. Funds are used to expand access, reduce barriers, and sustain inclusive practices.