This is an unrestricted fund that supports projects and activities benefitting college health.

This is a donor restricted fund. The earnings from this fund are used to sponsor educational activities and events for the benefit of ACHA's Students/Consumers Section at ACHA's Annual Meeting. The monies spent will benefit as many students as possible.

Earnings from this fund will be used to encourage and promote diversity within ACHA institutions of higher education by addressing ethnic health-related issues.

This fund was established through a generous bequest from the estate of the late Dr. Reifler. The earnings from this fund are used exclusively to enhance the Journal of American College Health, an official publication of ACHA.

Earnings from this fund will be used to support, enhance, develop, or create professional development activities focusing on the practice of nursing.

The purpose of this fund is to support presentations and professional development activities focusing on the practice of clinical medicine that benefit ACHA members and college health.

This fund supports student health centers in the development of innovative practices that promote broader access to quality health care for students.

This fund supports efforts to promote and improve the quality of mental health care to students. The fund seeks to encourage the development of creative initiatives that will enhance mental health service delivery to students. Support from the fund can be directed to health care professionals working in university and college health service programs or to students who plan to work in this field.

This is an unrestricted fund. The earnings from this fund are used to support special projects and activities benefiting the field of college health.

Earnings from this fund will be used to support annual meeting programming and professional development activities, benefiting ACHA members.

Earnings from this fund will be used to support and perpetuate the evolution of health in higher education by advancing the process of school and community health through capacity building, service, and research within the field.