Our mission at AEP is to connect our divided country through a free domestic youth exchange program.
AEP trips are free because we believe this experience ought to be a public good. Nothing should get in the way of a young person who wants to learn more about their country and their fellow citizens.
Hundreds of students have received the gift of an AEP trip thanks to scores of donors who care deeply about bringing our divided country together and offering our students an incredible experience.
The American Exchange Project is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
If you would prefer to make a donation via check or donor-advised fund, please mail to:
American Exchange Project
38 Balcom Rd
Sudbury, MA 01776
EIN: 84-2485684
If you would like to discuss how you can have a larger impact, please contact us at:
508-709-9654
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Jamie | $10.72/M
Margaret | $200
It sounds like a wonderful program and teaching experience for Young Americans
James Babbin | $26.34
Read about this outstanding program in the Los Angeles Times and I support its mission.
Anonymous | $104.42
I love what I read in the LA Times about your program. I was sad to see that no Oakland public schools participate but I like what you’re doing. I think this would be equally beneficial even for kids within a city like Oakland. To walk in another person’s shoes is really informative.
Leslie
What a wonderful experience my daughter had. Thank you :)
James Pulcrano | $500
This donation is made in honor of Jerry Kaplan, who helped my international students under Silicon Valley a bit better.
Cathy Cooper McKibban | $250
Please apply to the Naples FL program
Karen Bach | $500
Central Ocean Rotary Club of Toms River | $1,041.44
$500 for Toms River HS North and $500 for TR South
Jonathan | $225.20
Please make sure that this donation is given to the Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, American Exchange initiative. The total represents 12 x 18 and 18 is a significant number in the Jewish tradition and means 'life'.
Heather | $104.42
Celebrating your vision of bringing our young people together. Brilliant! United we stand.
Michael and Hermine Leiderman | $100
So thankful for AEP. I hope one day, our grandson can get this opportunity to learn these lessons
Devon Hawkins | $520.87
We raised funds for AEP as part of a course in the UCA Honors College, which is specifically focused on issues of community in all its forms. Your organization, and your staff, inspired us! We were so happy to share in and spread its message.
gregory | $10,000
Sonja Czarnecki | $500
Erez Levin
What a fantastic initiative! Let's make it the norm for all American students!
John | $22
Bill Hodes | $500/Y
I tried but failed to facilitate some connections, so I am left with the old codgers' next best shot--a donation. (I talked to Paul Solman, my best friend in high school, about Florida and Alaska. You got there, but not through me.)
Emmett | $56.53
For Terry and Stephen
Daniel Stone | $104.42
Maret Freeman | $100
Kimberley Taylor-Beer | $100
What an excellent idea! Thank you for bringing our youth together!
MICHAEL MOSCOVICH
Honouring Paul Solmon
Adah
I saw a segment on CNS Sunday Morning about this program and immediately wanted to support this cause. I am a university professor and am constantly hoping for a better future for my students and fearing for the survival of democracy. These young people are the future and deserve to thrive in a less divided, more tolerant environment. Thank you for what you are providing for these young people!
Margaret
In Honor of Mike Wilonsky
Howard Bunn | $2,500
ROBERT TOBIN | $500
I was in the Navy years ago and met a variety of Americans. I think the AEP is a great idea.
Julie | $100
Sheila Troupe | $104.42
I have truly believed in exposure to others as a way of life since I was young. Thank you for this fantastic program and I truly love your mission. My daily mantra has been from the following poem by an unknown author in the book "Something To Live By" collected and annotated by Dorothea S. Kopplin, page 76. If I knew you and you knew me, If both of us could clearly see And with an inner sight divine The meaning of your heart and mine I'm sure that we should differ less And clasp our hands in friendliness. If I knew you and you knew me, As each one knows his own self, we Could look each other in the face And see therein a truer grace. Life has so many hidden woes, So many thorns for every rose; The "why" of things our hearts would see If I knew you and you knew me