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Today in History
1976 Following approval in the House on Jan. 19, the Georgia Senate approved a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to allow the governor to be reelected to one consecutive … read more
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MembershipMembers of the Georgia Historical Society include individuals, families, institutions, and businesses statewide. Members enjoy a full array of valuable annual benefits, including complimentary subscriptions to The Georgia Historical Quarterly, Georgia History Today, free admission to the Library and Archives in historic Hodgson Hall, invitations to all GHS programs, lectures and events, and more. Learn more
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Affiliate Chapter ProgramLocal historical societies, genealogical groups, museums, churches, archives, and other historical organizations may join the Georgia Historical Society's Affiliate Chapter Program. Affiliate Chapter members enjoy access to additional resources, including workshops, conferences, publicity, and professional consultation visits by GHS staff. Learn more |
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Annual FundGifts to the Georgia Historical Society's Annual Giving Fund help the institution to collect, examine, and teach Georgia and American history by serving as a base of general operating funds that are used to support the continued delivery of GHS programs, publications, and research services. Donations to GHS's Annual Giving Fund are fully tax-deductible and your generous gift will have an immediate and vital impact on GHS's ability to continue to fulfill its founding mission. Learn more |
Endowment CampaignGHS is working towards securing a $10 million Endowment to help ensure a future for Georgia's past. In 1973, the Georgia Historical Society Board of Curators created a permanent Endowment Trust with a separate, independent Board of Trustees. The purpose of the Trust is to provide for the perpetual care and maintenance of the Society's collection and facilities as well as to ensure a future for Georgia's past. Learn more |
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Planned GivingPlanned gifts to the Georgia Historical Society - immediate outright gifts or deferred estate-based gifts of money or other assets - create extraordinary opportunities for both the donor and GHS. For the donor, planned gifts can provide tax advantages, help fulfill estate-planning objectives for both heirs and charitable organizations, complement lifestyle goals, and create a legacy. For GHS, planned gifts literally assure its future ability to preserve Georgia's past. Learn more |
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Combined Federal CampaignThe Georgia Historical Society participates in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), the world's largest annual workplace charity campaign that offers federal employees an opportunity to give back to their communities by making contributions to non-profit organizations of their choice. The Georgia Historical Society's CFC five-digit agency code is 40549. |
The Society accepts gifts by check, credit card and money order; in the form of securities, life insurance and real estate; as bequests and from qualified retirement plans. Please note that many companies match charitable gifts made by current employees and retirees; an appropriate form from the employer should accompany a qualifying donor's gift.
Some methods of giving to GHS may have significant estate planning and tax benefits for the donor. A Society's representative, along with your financial and legal advisor, can help to structure a gift in the manner most appropriate for your individual or family circumstances. All gifts to the Georgia Historical Society are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
1976 Following approval in the House on Jan. 19, the Georgia Senate approved a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to allow the governor to be reelected to one consecutive … read more