1825 Founders Society

The 1825 Founders Society is a group of dedicated Ypsilanti area community members, current and former, who seek to make a positive difference in Ypsilanti's future and have some fun in the process.  “1825” is the year Ypsilanti was founded by Augustus Woodward, John Stewart and William Harwood.  They named the new settlement after Demetrius Ypsilanti, a famous Greek patriot general who distinguished himself in the Greek struggle for independence.

By joining the Ypsilanti Area Community Fund's 1825 Founders Society you will help seed an unrestricted, permanently endowed fund.  Grants from the YACF's General Unrestricted Fund support local agencies and programs serving our ever-changing community.

Membership in the 1825 Founders Society involves making a significant commitment to Ypsilanti – a minimum of $1825 to be paid in one donation or in installments over a four year period.  By taking advantage of the Michigan State Tax Credit as well as available federal charitable gift deductions, the actual cost of a membership in the 1825 Founders Society can be quite low - $784 for a single taxpayer or only $384 for a married taxpayer.

Show your support for the Ypsilanti area by becoming a charter member of the 1825 Founders Society.  We’ll put your contribution to work ‘For good.  For ever.  For Ypsilanti.’   To donate, please download pledge card and mail to:

Ypsilanti Area Community Fund

c/o AAACF

301 N. Main Street, Suite 300

Ann Arbor, MI 48104

 If you have any questions, please contact the Ypsilanti Area Community Fund at 734-663-0401 or Ypsilanti@aaacf.org


2008 Grants


2008 Annual Report

 

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