Endowment Program Areas
Endowment donors can support many program areas at the Minnesota Historical Society.
Gifts of $50,000 or more are recognized as individual named funds tailor-made to provide support for an aspect of the Society’s work that is of special interest to the donor or for the general support of the Society.
A current or future planned gift of $10,000 will be listed as a named fund within program pooled funds approved by the Society’s Executive Council.
Program Areas
- Unrestricted
- American Indian History
- Archaeology
- Business History
- Collections
- Conservation
- Education
- Exhibitions
- Historical Subject Funds
- Historic Preservation
- Historic Sites
- General and Individual Sites
- Comstock House
- Forest History Center
- James J. Hill House
- Historic Forestville
- Historic Fort Snelling
- Charles A. Lindbergh Historic Site
- Mille Lacs Indian Museum
- Minnesota River Valley Historic Sites
- Split Rock Lighthouse
- Sibley House
- Labor History
- Library
- Archives
- Genealogy Research
- Processing
- Mill City Museum
- Oral History
- Processing
- Public Affairs
- Publications
- Staff Development
- Statewide Outreach
- Women's History
The Development Staff is eager to work with donors to craft an endowment that fully meet your individual philanthropic goals.
