The Society’s classification as a US 501(c)(3) organization allows individuals or corporations to make contributions that may provide a tax advantage to the donor, particularly in the United States.
Any asset may be donated to the Society, although the financial and legal consequences to ISA are complex for assets other than cash or marketable securities. Donations may be made directly to the Society in several forms, including as an ordinary gift, as beneficiary under a trust, as a bequest under a will, as a charitable remainder trust. Unrestricted donations are preferred. However, if restrictions are requested by the donor, they should allow reasonable flexibility.
All requests for donations to be made by or on behalf of ISA or any of its entities to another organization must be submitted to the Executive Board for approval.