Individual Giving
The AATS Foundation offers a variety of options for donors who want to support the future leaders of cardiothoracic surgery.
Planned Giving
A planned gift is a charitable gift made through estate plans or through a delayed financial vehicle. Often called a legacy gift, this can be designated to a specific program, can support general operations, or, above a dollar threshold, can name a new program after you or a loved one.
Learn MoreAATS Foundation Partners
The AATS Foundation partners with corporations and organizations to fund select educational programs. Help advance patient care and ensure excellence in cardiothoracic surgery by becoming a distinguished corporate or organizational supporter. AATS Foundation development staff will work closely with you to create a mutually beneficial relationship.
Learn MoreThank you for your support!
Your contribution and generosity are appreciated. Donors like you make it possible for the Foundation to continue its mission.
Arnar Geirsson
Baylor College of Medicine (BCM - Michael DeBakey Department of Surgery)
Eric Roselli
Gilles Dreyfus
Joseph Woo
Nathalie Roy
Pavan Atluri
Scott Silvestry
Timothy J. Gardner
Heart and Vascular Institute, Cleveland Clinic
Mitral Foundation/MSH Department of Cardiovascular Surgery
Ralph Damiano
Vinay Badhwar
Vinod Thourani
Harold G. Roberts, Jr.
Aubrey Galloway
Anelechi C. Anyanwu
David H. Adams
W. Randolph Chitwood, Jr.
Daniel Drake
Ahmed El-Eshmawi
Khalil Fattouch
Nabil Munfakh
Gilbert Tang
Steven Bolling
James Gammie
Atricure
Columbia University
CHMC Cardiovascular Surgical Foundation at Boston Children's Hospital
Marc Gillinov
Patrick McCarthy
Stephanie Mick
Michael Acker
Percy Boateng
Sabet Hashim
Niv Ad
Didier Loulmet
Joanna Chikwe
For any questions regarding supporting the AATS Foundation, contact:
Katie Federico, CFRE
Director, AATS Foundation
kfederico@aats.org