Help change the way public history is experienced in Boston and beyond.
With your support, Revolutionary Spaces is creating dynamic programs and exhibitions that advance our understanding of our revolutionary past and continue the vital practice of democracy for all. Together, we are building new connections to our shared history. Thank you!
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Your contribution of $50 or more includes membership at Revolutionary Spaces. Click here to learn more about the benefits of joining this growing community.
A bequest will help us preserve the legacy of Old South Meeting House and Old State House for future generations. To learn more, call 617-720-1713 x130 or email development@revolutionaryspaces.org.
Many employers will match donations to nonprofits, doubling the impact of your gift. Contact your Human Resources Office for eligibility requirements and to obtain a matching gift form. Many companies will also match the gifts of retirees, spouses, surviving spouses, and outside directors.
You can make your gift by transferring publicly traded stocks or securities. To learn more, call 617-720-1713 x130 or email development@revolutionaryspaces.org.
Celebrate a history lover by making a gift in their name. Simply let us know about the honoree in the Donation Form, and we will happily send a notification of your generosity.
Enjoy a variety of member benefits, including free admission to the sites, discounts at the museum shops, invitations to special events, and more. Click here to become a member.
As a newer organization on Boston’s cultural landscape, we’re always looking for energized friends and partners! Email membership@revolutionaryspaces.org to say hello and learn more about upcoming opportunities to engage with our work.
Contact
If you have any questions about making a donation to Revolutionary Spaces, give us a call at 617-720-1713 x130 or email development@revolutionaryspaces.org.
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Revolutionary Spaces is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. To find out more about how National Endowment for the Arts grants impact individuals and communities, visit www.arts.gov.
