American Friends of the Institute of Economic Affairs

American Friends of the Institute of Economic Affairs (“AFIEA”) is a charitable and educational non-profit corporation incorporated in the Commonwealth of Virginia and organized under the requirements of Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Its purpose is to improve public understanding of the foundations of a free and harmonious society by expounding and analyzing the role of markets in solving economic and social problems, and it may work in coalition with other similarly educational organizations, including The Institute of Economic Affairs (“IEA”), to do the same.

A United States donor wishing to support the work of The IEA may make a donation to American Friends of the Institute of Economic Affairs expressing a preference that the gift be applied for the benefit of the IEA. This may be a convenient way for a United States taxpayer to obtain a tax deduction, whilst supporting the work of The Institute, or for a foundation to do so without having to conduct expenditure responsibility and undertake extensive overseas due diligence as required by the Internal Revenue Service.

As a 501 (c) 3 organisation providing support to a non-US charity, AFIEA is controlled by its board of directors independently of The IEA with grant decisions made at their sole discretion. Accordingly, AFIEA cannot legally guarantee that a donation made to AFIEA will be granted to the IEA; however, the directors of AFIEA are mindful of the intentions of their donors.

AFIEA’s status as a 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt public charity has been confirmed by the Internal Revenue Service.

If you have any questions, please contact Katherine Price, Secretary and Treasurer of AFIEA, at Katherine.price@atlasnetwork.org. Tel: 202-449-8459

Checks made payable to the AFIEA can be mailed to Katherine Price, AFIEA, c/o Atlas Network, Two Liberty Center 4075 Wilson Boulevard, #310 Arlington, VA 22203.

Donors Capital Fund

Donors Capital Fund is pleased to work with the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) to further its
mission to improve understanding of the fundamental institutions of a free society by analyzing and
expounding the role of markets in solving economic and social problems.

If you would like to support the Institute of Economic Affairs, you may make a gift to Donors Capital Fund
designated for that purpose. Donors Capital Fund (DCF) is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service
as a 501(c)(3) publicly-supported charity, so all contributions to DCF by U.S. taxpayers are deductible
using the most favorable rules for charitable donations. (Please consult your tax advisor concerning the
deductibility of this or any charitable gift.)

Donations can be made using a check drawn on a U.S. bank, a wire transfer or ACH bank transfer, or by
credit card, PayPal, or Google Pay. Donors Capital Fund also accepts gifts of publicly-traded securities as
well as more complex assets. And donor-advised fund account holders can recommend a grant from their
DAFs to Donors Capital Fund to support the Institute of Economic Affairs.

ACH Bank Transfer, Credit Card, PayPal, or Google Pay: To donate using a credit card, ACH bank
transfer, PayPal, or Google Pay, visit the Donors Capital Fund website at https://donorscapitalfund.org
and click on the “Make a Gift” button on the top menu (or navigate directly to
https://client.mydonorstrust.org/capital-fund-grantee/achcontribution/choose) and select Institute of
Economic Affairs from the drop-down menu.

Donation by Check: Make checks payable to Donors Capital Fund, Inc., and write “fbo Institute of
Economic Affairs” on the memo line only. Please also complete the donation form on page 3 below and
mail it with your check. Your complete contact information is necessary for issuing a charitable donation
acknowledgement and tax substantiation receipt.

Note that, if anything other than “Donors Capital Fund” or “Donors Capital Fund, Inc.” appears on the pay
to line, our bank will not accept the check, and we will return it to you.

Donation by Wire Transfer: To make a donation in support of the Institute of Economic Affairs via wire
transfer, please note that funds are wired to an account held in the name of Merrill Lynch, and then
transferred to Donors Capital Fund in a second transaction. So, it is essential to include the “For Final
Credit” information as it appears below. The miscellaneous instruction line of the wire should further
indicate: “fbo Institute of Economic Affairs”.

If you are wiring funds, please complete the donation form below and email it at the time you initiate the
wire transfer to: dcfgrants@donorstrust.org. Because wire transfers do not include donor contact
information, failure to complete and return the form may delay your charitable donation acknowledgement and tax substantiation receipt.

Donor-Advised Fund Grants: Donors Capital Fund is a supporting organization of DonorsTrust, and
DonorsTrust donor-advised fund account holders can recommend a grant to the Institute of Economic
Affairs from their DonorsTrust DAF accounts. Simply submit a grant request for the Institute of Economic
Affairs through DonorsTrust’s online member portal or send an email to dcfgrants@donorstrust.org with
your grant request.

Those with donor-advised funds at other DAF sponsors should recommend a grant to Donors Capital
Fund, listing “Institute of Economic Affairs” as the designated use of funds.

Donation Form: Please complete the donation form below and mail it with your check, or email it to
dcfgrants@donorstrust.org at the time you initiate a wire transfer. Complete donor contact information is
necessary for issuing a charitable donation acknowledgement and tax substantiation receipt.