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Get Involved
Excitement continues to grow around the development of the Smithsonian’s new National Museum of African American History and Culture. The museum will be far more than a collection of objects.
As a place of meaning, of memory, of reflection, of laughter, and of hope, the Museum is a watershed in the national discussion about race and the vital role African Americans have played in the American story a museum that will make all Americans proud.
As we move from the planning phase — to the design phase — to the construction phase, we invite you to get involved in one of the following ways:
Become a Charter Member
When you become a Charter Member of the National Museum of African American History and Culture, you too will make an enduring contribution to our nation's landscape by helping create this new and long overdue Museum.
Give a Gift Membership
When you give the gift of membership you bring us one step closer to taking our place among the Smithsonian's museums in Washington, D.C. Your gift recipient will receive the full benefits of NMAAHC Charter Membership based on the level of support you choose.
Donate Now
Your generous support is needed today to help us raise the $250 million to build this important museum and tell the rich story of the African American experience.
Renew Your Membership
Your continued commitment to the National Museum of African American History and Culture will help us build a vibrant center of learning, inspiration, exploration and reseach. We hope we can count on your support again. Please renew your Charter Membership today.
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Stay informed about the development of the Museum:
- Sign up for our e-news updates to receive the latest news from the National Museum of African American History and Culture
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Tell Us What You Want to See
We want to hear from you on what you’d like to see at the Museum. Click here to complete the survey.
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