Thank You

Your support helps strengthen our profession and improve our world. We are grateful for your generosity and encourage you to read about the positive influence of your contribution.

ACS Green Chemistry Summer School

“The best thing about this experience was the breadth of speakers with green applications and length of talks that allowed lots of detail. Super overall - best ‘conference’ I have attended in last few years.” – 2009 Summer School Attendee

Green Chemistry High School Workshops

“As a chemistry teacher, I was privileged to attend the ACS Green Chemistry Workshop in Pittsburgh, learning some important green chemistry principles, and even more importantly, establishing new networks with professionals from throughout the country. While the workshop is over, hopefully, the interaction and learning will continue. It is also wonderful to see the investment in educating future employees. Most people would agree that green chemistry is environmentally and economically good business. Thank you for encouraging and fostering that change in our nation’s schools as well.” – High School Chemistry Teacher

Project SEED

“The Project SEED program has helped encourage me to continue looking into a variety of different sciences and has given me some experience working in a laboratory setting. It has eased my mind about majoring in a science field that many people said was very difficult. It showed that with some work and help from fellow lab workers, such things may not be that hard but rather fun.” – Project SEED Student

ACS Scholars Program

“I am writing once again to express our deep appreciation to the American Chemical Society for the financial assistance you have provided over the years to both of our daughters. Christiana, who graduated in 2004 from M.I.T., is working as a chemical engineer at Proctor & Gamble. Jennifer is currently a junior at Harvard. The assistance from the ACS has made a big difference for our family! Please pass on our gratitude to all who have made the Scholars Program possible.” – Parent of two ACS Scholars