Membership Levels & Benefits
Membership has the power to transform the Maryland Center for History and Culture. Your contributions directly support our collection, preservation, and interpretation of Maryland’s diverse history. Because of members like you, we continue to build and grow our community. Thank you.
Contributor Level Memberships
$55 Individual | $50 Military, Educator, and Seniors 60+
Benefits for one individual
$70 Family | $60 Family, Military, and Seniors 60+
Benefits for two adults and two minors
Benefits:
- Unlimited FREE admission to the museum and H. Furlong Baldwin Library
- Access to 300 museums and historic sites through the Time Travelers reciprocal program. Learn more.
- 15% discount in our highly acclaimed Museum Store, excluding consignment items
- 15% discount on MCHC Press publications
- Subscriptions to Maryland History and Culture News (biannual official membership magazine), the Maryland Historical Magazine (biannual, peer-reviewed academic journal), and our monthly e-newsletter
- Invitations to member-only programs and events
- Priority registration and member discounts on tickets to programs
Leadership Level Memberships
$150 – $249 | Steward
Benefits:
All Contributor level membership benefits for two adults and two minors, plus:
- Two complimentary admission tickets for family and friends
- 10% discount on photo reproduction services
- Reciprocal access to 700+ museums and historic sites through the North American Reciprocal Museums (NARM) Association. Learn more.
- Reciprocal access to the Greater Baltimore History Alliance partner sites
- Name recognition in the Annual Report and Maryland Center for History and Culture Lobby
$250 – $499 | Patron
Benefits:
All above benefits for two adults and two minors, plus:
- One complimentary gift of membership (Individual Contributor Membership Level)
- 10% discount on private event rentals
$500 – $999 | Sustainer
Benefits:
All above benefits for two adults and two minors, plus:
- Three complimentary admission tickets for family and friends
- Two complimentary gifts of membership (Individual Contributor Level)
- Q&A Lunch with Collections Staff
- Two complimentary tickets to select MCHC programs
The Giving Circle
The Giving Circle includes our highest level of patronage that exemplifies a strong commitment to preserving the future of MCHC and Maryland’s history. Your generous philanthropic giving allows us to continue to collect, preserve, and share over 400 years of Maryland’s history. Thank you for your commitment to our work.
Please contact David Belew, VP of Grants and Government Affairs, at [email protected] or 410-685-3750, ext. 339, to become part of The Giving Circle.
$1,000 – $4,999 | The Collectors Circle
Benefits:
All Leadership level membership benefits for two adults and two minors, plus:
- Four complimentary admission tickets for family and friends
- Private-led tour for four
- Two VIP invitations to exhibition openings
- Four complimentary tickets to select MCHC programs
- 15% discount on private event rentals
$5,000 – $9,999 | The Historians Circle
Benefits:
All above benefits for two adults and two minors, plus:
- Five complimentary admission tickets for family and friends
- Private-led tour and lunch for six
- Four VIP invitations to exhibition openings
$10,000 – $24,999 | The President’s Circle
Benefits:
All above benefits for two adults and two minors, plus:
- Six complimentary admission tickets for family and friends
- Private-led tour and lunch for 10
- Six VIP invitations to exhibition openings
- Private viewing of an object of your choice
$25,000+ | The Founders Circle
At The Founders Circle level, all membership benefits are available to donors. In addition, the MCHC Advancement Department will work with you to customize a package of benefits specific to your interests and philanthropic goals. Please contact David Belew, VP of Grants and Government Affairs, at [email protected] or 410-685-3750, ext. 339, for more information. We look forward to hearing from you.
Make an impact on the future of Maryland’s history with a membership to the Maryland Center for History and Culture.