American Chemical Society Organic

Ann Arbor, MI · Founded 1937

Professional division advancing organic chemistry research, education, and scientific collaboration

Primary audience
Chemistry Professionals
Work area
Professional Association
Topic
Organic Chemistry
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About Organization

A division of the American Chemical Society focused on fostering and promoting advancement in organic chemistry. Based in Ann Arbor, MI, the organization operates with 100 volunteers and generated $838,759 in revenue in 2024. Founded in 1937, it serves as a hub for organic chemistry professionals.

What They Focus On

Research Advancement

Promoting cutting-edge research and innovation in organic chemistry through scientific collaboration and support

Professional Development

Supporting career growth and education for organic chemistry professionals through resources and recognition programs

Community Building

Fostering connections among organic chemists through division activities, conferences, and networking opportunities

Financial Information

Form 990 data showing organizational financial health and growth.

Revenue (2024)

$839K

+7.8% vs 2022

Expenses (2024)

$657K

-24.9% vs 2022

Assets (2024)

$3.6M

+22.8% vs 2022

Year Revenue Expenses Assets Employees
2024 $838,759 $656,799 $3,644,819 0
2022 $778,109 $874,933 $2,966,992 0
2020 $530,344 $315,811 $3,220,462 0
2019 $610,010 $458,340 $2,587,672 0
2018 $450,008 $307,612 $2,131,101 0

Source: IRS Form 990 filings. All figures in USD.

How They Work

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  • 01

    Engage Members

    Connect organic chemistry professionals through division membership and volunteer opportunities

  • 02

    Foster Research

    Support advancement of organic chemistry through awards, recognition, and scientific resources

  • 03

    Share Knowledge

    Distribute information through official channels, publications, and division activities

  • 04

    Build Community

    Organize conferences and events to strengthen professional networks in organic chemistry

Programs and Initiatives

Services and programs offered by American Chemical Society Organic

Scientific Advancement

Promotes research and innovation in organic chemistry through collaboration and knowledge sharing among professionals

Awards & Recognition

Recognizes outstanding contributions to organic chemistry through division awards and honors programs

Division Activities

Organizes conferences, symposia, and networking events for organic chemistry professionals and researchers

Team & Leadership

Meet the people behind American Chemical Society Organic.

AH

Aleksandra Holownia

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
AG

Alex Grenning

Alternate Councilors
3 hrs/week
AI

Andre Isaacs

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
AM

Andy McNally

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
DV

Daisy Vargas

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
DW

Daniel Weix

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
EF

Ed Fenlong

Nos Officer
3 hrs/week
ES

Elizabeth Swift

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
HD

Huw Davies

Councilors
3 hrs/week
JH

Jennifer Hoover

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
KD

Karen Draths

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
KB

Katelyn Billings

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
LA

Leila Abrous

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
LM

Lisa Marcaurelle

Councilors
3 hrs/week
MP

Michael Pirrung

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
MD

Mingji Dai

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
MA

Monica Arroyo

Alternate Councilors
3 hrs/week
SG

Scott Gilbertson

Alternate Councilors
3 hrs/week
SK

Stefan Koenig

Alternate Councilors
3 hrs/week
SS

Steven Silverman

Councilors
3 hrs/week
SW

Steven Wisniewski

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week
VM

Vanessa Marx

Members-At-Large
3 hrs/week

Milestones

1937

Division Founded

1937

American Chemical Society Organic Chemistry Division established to advance the field

1946

IRS Recognition

1946

Received tax-exempt status from the Internal Revenue Service

2020

Pandemic Adaptation

2020

Revenue decreased to $530,344 during COVID-19 pandemic year

2024

Revenue Growth

2024

Reached $838,759 in annual revenue with assets exceeding $3.6 million

Associated People

Board members, advisors, and key contributors

Board of Directors

AH
Amy Howell Chair-Elect 3.00 hrs/week
AA
Angie Angeles Chair 3.00 hrs/week
EM
Emily McLaughlin Program Chair 3.00 hrs/week
JW
Joseph Ward Treasurer 3.00 hrs/week
KM
Katherine Maloney Past Chair 3.00 hrs/week
RB
Richard Broene Secretary 3.00 hrs/week
SB
Scott Bagly Program Chair Elect 3.00 hrs/week

Information compiled from IRS Form 990 and organizational materials.

Executive Compensation

Top compensated officers & key employees from IRS Form 990 (2018)

Total Reported (2018)

$3K

Highest Paid

$2K

Cynthia Maryanoff

Compensated Officers

2

Name Title Base Other Total Hrs/Wk
Cynthia Maryanoff Councilor $1,500 — $1,500 3
Joseph Ward Web Master $1,070 — $1,070 3

Source: IRS Form 990 filings. Compensation includes base and other reported compensation.

Individual Political Donors

People from this organization who contributed to political campaigns

$19K Total Given
Democratic $15,394 (79%)
Republican $2,693 (14%)
Other/PAC $1,361 (7%)
93 Contributions
$209 Avg Each

Top Individual Donors

27 Individual Donors
KD
Kerri Dinarda 4 contributions • $500 avg
$2,000
JL
Joshua Lisheid 2 contributions • $1,000 avg
$2,000
CG
Catherine Goodman 6 contributions • $250 avg
$1,500
SD
Sherri Dotson 4 contributions • $300 avg
$1,200
VB
Vadim Bichutskiy 3 contributions • $390 avg
$1,169

Other Individual Contributors $11,579 combined

#6
JL

James Law

Columbus, OH

$1,111 Total
1 Contribution
JILL STEIN FOR PRESIDENT 2024
#7
SH

Stephanie Holland

Washington, DC

$1,000 Total
4 Contributions
ACTBLUE HARRIS VICTORY
#8
SB

Sarah B Tegen

Aldie, VA

$1,000 Total
4 Contributions
ACTBLUE HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT
#9
CM

Cheryl Mathews

Lake Ridge, VA

$1,000 Total
2 Contributions
ACTBLUE HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT
#10
GE

Geocinda Eustaquio

Washington, DC

$1,000 Total
2 Contributions
ACTBLUE JESSICA FOR MICHIGAN
#11
HW

Heath Weems

Fairfax, VA

$1,000 Total
2 Contributions
WINRED TIM SCOTT FOR AMERICA
#12
RC

Rebecca Cummings

Unicoi, TN

$650 Total
2 Contributions
DCCC
#13
MW

Michael Woodruff

Dublin, OH

$650 Total
3 Contributions
FRIENDS OF SHERROD BROWN ACTBLUE
#14
KD

Karen Davis

St Johnsbury, VT

$525 Total
7 Contributions
HARRIS VICTORY
#15
GR

Glenn Ruskin

Reston, VA

$500 Total
1 Contribution
HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT
#16
JG

John Goodloe

Washington, DC

$500 Total
2 Contributions
HARRIS VICTORY ACTBLUE
#17
SD

Stephanie Deluca

Arlington, VA

$500 Total
2 Contributions
ACTBLUE HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT
#18
CM

Chris Mccarthy

Washington, DC

$494 Total
4 Contributions
HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT ACTBLUE
#19
ML

Marion L. Liszka

Hilliard, OH

$350 Total
5 Contributions
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
#20
SH

Spencer Hobe

Columbus, OH

$250 Total
1 Contribution
THE LINCOLN PROJECT
#21
CE

Cassaundra Evans

Washington, DC

$225 Total
9 Contributions
HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT
#22
SW

Stuart Wagner

Milford, NJ

$200 Total
8 Contributions
DCCC
#23
OK

Oliver K. Williams

Columbus, OH

$200 Total
2 Contributions
DCCC
#24
MB

Martin Bartels

Centerburg, OH

$174 Total
4 Contributions
NIKKI HALEY FOR PRESIDENT
#25
DC

Deborah C. Roberts

Bristow, VA

$140 Total
7 Contributions
HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT
#26
JG

Jeff Galyon

Silver Spring, MD

$100 Total
1 Contribution
HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT
#27
JP

Juyong Pae

Worthington, OH

$10 Total
1 Contribution
FRIENDS OF SHERROD BROWN

Quick Insights

🏆
Most Active Donor Cassaundra Evans with 9 contributions
💰
Highest Avg per Contribution Joshua Lisheid at $1,000 each
🎯
Top Recipient ACTBLUE — $6,350

Data from Federal Election Commission • Individual contributions only

Lobbying Activity

Lobbying Disclosure Act registrations

Self-Lobbying
1 Registrations
1 Client
Yes Self-Lobbying

Clients 1 total

American Chemical Society (Acs)
1 filing
Self

Source: Senate Office of Public Records — Lobbying Disclosure Act

Contact

Get in touch with American Chemical Society Organic

Phone

(734) 936-0385

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Dept Of Chem 930 N University Ave Ann Arbor, MI 481091055