1848 Society – the Official Membership Program of the National Women’s Hall of Fame

Join the 1848 Society—Where History and Progress Meet

The 1848 Society is the National Women’s Hall of Fame’s official membership program, honoring the spirit of the first Women’s Rights Convention held in Seneca Falls. By becoming a member, you’re not only supporting a museum and nonprofit dedicated to uplifting women’s achievements—you’re joining a movement.

Members enjoy exclusive benefits such as discounts on admission and at our museum store, early access to special events like the iconic Induction Ceremony, and even nationwide museum privileges through the North American Reciprocal Museum (NARM) program. Whether you’re a student, family, or lifelong advocate for gender equity, there’s a membership tier for you. Your support fuels our mission—and ensures these stories inspire generations to come.

Membership level Your annual donation Benefits to you
Champion  $30/student
$50/individual
$70/family 
– Membership card
– $2 off tickets to the Hall
– 10% discount at museum store
Early access to Induction Ceremony tickets
Visionary $300 annual
(or $25/mo)
All Champion benefits, plus:
– Recognition in Annual Report
– Participation in the North American Reciprocal Museum (NARM) Program (free/discounted entry to 1,000+ museums)
Revolutionary  $1200 annual
(or $100/mo)
All Visionary benefits, plus special recognition at our next Induction Ceremony

 

Corporate & Institutional Sponsorship

For a $5k minimum support tier, custom corporate and institutional partnerships are available, including sponsorship recognition, private event access, and employee museum benefits.

Benefits include:

  • Champion memberships for your employees to experience the Museum
  • Private access to museum collections & curator-led tours, ideal for group visits
  • Special participation in our annual Induction Ceremony (recognition, tickets, and more)
  • Personalized recognition showcasing your support to our national digital audience
  • Programming options including virtual learning events for your stakeholders

Reach out to admin@womenofthehall.org to begin your corporate or institutional sponsorship conversation! Thank you!


The 1848 Society pays homage to the legacy of great 19th century Suffragists who propelled the American fight for gender equality. In July 1848, hundreds of women and men congregated in Seneca Falls, NY for what is widely recognized to be the first women’s rights convention. Today, you’ll find the stories of many Suffragists among the 300+ stories who will forever have a home at the National Women’s Hall of Fame. Like those who made the pilgrimage to the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention, your contribution stands to support a more inclusive, equitable future for all.