Ways to Support ASMI’s Mission
James R. Andrews, MD Keynote Address Fund
Donate to the James R. Andrews, MD Keynote Address FundASMI General Fund
The ASMI General Fund is the general operating budget. These funds are used for a number of things to assist in the support and sustainment of ASMI.
Your 100% tax deductible contributions will assure that ASMI will continue to be a leader in Sports Medicine Research and Education for years to come. Thank you for your support. For more information on ways to support ASMI contact Jay Vines, Executive Director at jay.vines@asmi.org
Donate to the General FundASMI Endowment Fund
The ASMI Endowment Fund was created in July 2020 as a way to provide a sustaining source of funding to ASMI over time for its research, education and fellowship efforts. All donations will remain in the Endowment Fund. Only the annual investment proceeds will be used to fund the mission at ASMI.
Your 100% tax deductible contributions will assure that ASMI will continue to be a leader in Sports Medicine Research and Education for years to come. Thank you for your support. For more information on ways to support ASMI contact Jay Vines, Executive Director at jay.vines@asmi.org
Be sure to designate ASMI Endowment Fund in the Designation Drop Down in the form.
ASMI Endowment Fund FormR.T. Floyd ASMI Athletic Training Residency Program
The R.T. Floyd ASMI Athletic Training Residency Program was founded in 2021 as a pathway for certified athletic trainers to advance their skills, knowledge and experience within the physician practice setting of sports medicine and
orthopaedics during a paid 12-month educational opportunity.
Your 100% tax deductible contributions will assure that ASMI will continue to be a leader in Sports Medicine Research and Education for years to come. Thank you for your support. For more information on ways to support ASMI contact
Jay Vines, Executive Director at jay.vines@asmi.org
“Annual giving is the custom of making a gift-a-year to an institution in which one has faith. It is a friendly, altogether happy custom . . . a perennial reunion in spirit . . . a pooling of hope and good wishes by those who wish the institution well.”
Benjamin Franklin