MCHE Membership

Your membership supports our mission to teach the history of the Holocaust, applying its lessons to counter indifference, intolerance, and genocide. Members are recognized annually in the MCHE Newsletter.

In honor of MCHE’s 30th Anniversary, we are pleased to announce the Herman Family Initiative – a matching challenge grant of $50,000 to DOUBLE THE IMPACT of the first $50,000 in new MCHE memberships through 2023.

The Midwest Center for Holocaust Education is a charitable, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Gifts to MCHE are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. MCHE’s FEIN is 48-1127376.

BECOME A MEMBER OR RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP

MEMBERSHIP LEVELS

White Rose Silver Society—$2,500+
Receive White Rose Chai Society-level benefits + a private educational session for an audience of your choosing offered by MCHE’s Executive Director and/or historian and 4 gift memberships at the Donor level*
White Rose Chai Society—$1,800+
Receive White Rose Patron-level benefits + A 50% discount off of ticketed MCHE public events and 3 gift memberships at the Donor level*
White Rose Patron— $1,000+
Receive White Rose Benefactor-level benefits + Early access to reservations for MCHE’s European Study Tour and 2 gift memberships at the Donor level*
White Rose Benefactor– $500+
Receive Partner-level benefits + An invitation to MCHE’s annual Academic Awards Reception and 1 gift membership at the Donor level*
Partner—$250+
Receive Associate-level benefits + A free copy of the book From the Heart: Life Before and After the Holocaust.
Associate—$100+
Receive Contributor-level benefits + a 10% discount off ticketed MCHE public events.
Contributor—$50+
Receive Donor-level benefits + special announcements of upcoming programs and opportunities.
Donor—$36+
Receive MCHE’s biannual newsletter + recognition as a sustaining member in the newsletter.
Professional Educator/Current Student—$25
Receive MCHE Donor-level benefits at a discounted rate.

*Gift memberships do not include special event invitations.

Our mission-based programming includes:

Training and supporting educators teaching the Holocaust in grades 7-college.

Developing new teaching materials designed to support remote learning as well as in-person instruction.

Honoring our local survivors and personalizing Holocaust history with their testimony.

Ensuring that the lessons of the Holocaust – which demonstrate the extreme actions that bigotry and hatred can lead to – are taught throughout our region to people of all faiths and backgrounds.

MCHE Membership

Your membership supports our mission to teach the history of the Holocaust, applying its lessons to counter indifference, intolerance, and genocide. Members are recognized annually in the MCHE Newsletter.

MEMBERSHIP LEVELS

Our mission-based programming includes:

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