AATCC Foundation, Inc. was established in 1997 and operates in the furtherance of the charitable mission of the Association.  AATCC Foundation, Inc. promotes the science and knowledge of textile design, coloration, materials, processing, and testing through research and education and seeks ways to develop and promote quality standards throughout the world.

                                                                            

YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPORT CUTTING EDGE TEXTILE RESEARCH

AATCC FOUNDATION INC. NAMING OPPORTUNITY

AATCC Foundation Inc. is offering AATCC corporate members a new opportunity to promote their support for textile research by naming the annual AATCC Foundation Student Research Support Grant Program. 

The AATCC Foundation Student Research Support Program provides undergraduate and graduate students with financial assistance for textile-related research. The program helps fulfill AATCC’s mission to encourage original research in textile design, materials, processing, and testing.

With a corporate donation of $5,000 or more, your organization name will be branded with the AATCC Foundation Student Research Support Program for one year.  

You may also make a donation of $1,000 to be recognized as a one-year sponsor of the AATCC Foundation Student Research Support Grant Program.

Receive prominent recognition for your support:

• Your organization’s name on all electronic and printed literature regarding the grant program

• Acknowledgement of your organization in AATCC Review journal

• Recognition of your organization in AATCC Foundation literature

ACT QUICKLY:  Only one company can name the grant each year!

Contact Perry Grady, Business Development Director at 919-549-3524 or

email gradyp@aatcc.org.

For more information on theAATCC Foundation Student Research Support Program, go to our Foundation Research webpage.

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