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Giving to the West Virginia Humanities Council has never been easier.
• Donate online now.
• Or mail a check to:
West Virginia Humanities Council
1310 Kanawha Blvd. E.
Charleston, WV 25301
• The Humanities Council may be remembered in your estate through your will or bequest. If you would like more information about making a legacy gift to the West Virginia Humanities Council, please call Michelle Parsons, Director of Development, at 304.346.8500 or email parsons@wvhumanities.org.
Other giving opportunities
The 1863 Club
The 1863 Club is the West Virginia Humanities Council’s official giving society, designed to recognize, honor, and celebrate the support of higher-level donors who share a commitment to the Humanities Council’s mission. 1863 Club members enjoy a number of special benefits and receive a membership mug designed by Gauley River Pottery. Learn more about the 1863 Club.
Unrestricted/e-WV giving
The West Virginia Humanities Council appreciates unrestricted gifts which allow us to apply your donations to the areas of greatest need. We also welcome restricted gifts for the following purposes:
e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia – This online encyclopedia is a valuable reference resource that showcases West Virginia’s history, culture and people. In keeping with the Humanities Council’s mission of service, e-WV is free and available to anyone with a computer and access to the Internet.
Take a tour of the West Virginia Encyclopedia and find out more about giving to
e-WV »
The MacFarland-Hubbard House
The MacFarland-Hubbard House – Built in 1836, this Charleston landmark now serves as the headquarters of the West Virginia Humanities Council. Carefully restored and preserved, the Greek Revival house provides public space for lectures, programs, and tours as well as office space for Council staff. Stewardship of this important piece of West Virginia history is made possible through the support of our friends and partners.
Learn more about how to support the historic MacFarland-Hubbard House»
