Giving in Honor of a Colleague or Loved One

2008 Honorees

Bernard Durante, MD is recognized for care of Russell McAdams by Ms. Dolly Mason. She has given a gift towards head and neck research.

2006 Honorees

Robert A. Goldenberg, MD is recognized by Mark and Jeannie Stein
In honor of his 65th birthday.

Abbas Kashani, MD is recognized by Dr. Melissa Heche
In honor of his dedication to humanitarian efforts.

Philip A. Rosenfeld, MD is recognized by Charles L. Rojer, MD In honor of being named in America's Best Hospitals issue of U.S. News and World Report (July 17, 2006 issue).

Creating a Tribute

In Honor Tributes are a meaningful way to honor a loved one or colleague through gifts to the Foundation, an organization whose mission they believe in.

Do gifts need to meet a specific giving level? A tribute can be a donation in a specific amount, or, it can serve as a mechanism to receive donations in the honoree's name. Many times, friends and families make donations to the AAO-HNS Foundation in honor of a colleague's accomplishments or a special anniversary.  Some examples include honoring a birthday, a promotion, passing the board examinations, committee service, or being recognized in a publication.

How will donors be recognized? The Foundation will recognize your tribute to your loved one or colleague in several ways:

• The donor's name will be published on the AAO-HNSF website and on the Wall of Honor at our Annual Meeting & OTO EXPO during the year the tribute was established.
  
  
• Additional recognition is determined based on level of gifts received in your friend's or colleague's honor.

How will your tribute be used? Tributes will support many educational or philanthropic programs provided by the AAO-HNS Foundation, at the Foundation's discretion. Or, you may choose to dedicate your tribute gifts received to one of the following programs:

• Education
• History and archives
• Humanitarian aid
• Research
• Resident programs

Use the left navigation on the website to learn about these activities

How do I establish a tribute? Contact the Foundation. The actual amount of the donor’s gift will not be disclosed to the honoree. We will send a personalized Foundation greeting card to your honoree with information that you have given a gift in the honoree's name. The Foundation sends thank you letters to donors that serve as a charitable tax receipt. 

Thank you for thinking of the Foundation. Please contact the Development staff if you are interested in establishing an In Honor of Tribute. We look forward to helping you memorialize your loved one or colleague.