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Advancing Equity in Historic Preservation: OUR COMMITMENT
WAYS TO GIVE
When you join or give the give of membership, you are actively supporting our mission to preserve and revitalize historic places across Minnesota. Your membership helps fund innovative projects that breathe new life into cherished buildings, promote sustainable practices, and foster community engagement through educational events.
• Donations of $50 or more become Rethos Members and will receive our Places Reimagined magazine 3 times a year.
• Donations of $1000 or more become Preservation Enthusiasts and will receive our Places Reimagined magazine 3 times a year, plus a yearly listing in the magazine.
There are several easy ways to give! Here's how:
• Click on the Donate Now button to give using your credit or debit card. It’s safe, secure, and gets your gift working right away.
• Join the Keystone Society and make your ongoing monthly contribution (here). Your continuing generosity ensures the resources needed to save buildings, support local businesses, educate homeowners, and advocate for good public policy. Join here or email judy@rethos.org for more information.
• Send a check, payable to Rethos,
75 West 5th Street, Fifth Floor South, Saint Paul, MN 55102.
There are no transaction fees so all of your gift goes to the
programs you support.
• Transfer shares of stock. Avoid paying taxes on your appreciated assets and support our mission before year end. Download instructions here.
Call 651.293.9047 for more information.
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Your Gift of
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$50 or more enrolls you in the Rethos membership program
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$100 can provide training for Rethos volunteers.
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$250 can help fund outreach efforts to engage new people in the revitalization of their communities.
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$500 can support a community event celebrating local history.
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$1,000 or more establishes you as a Preservation Enthusiast and it can assist in securing matching grants for larger preservation projects.
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$2,500 will help safeguard our shared history
Donors
Rethos adheres to The Association of Fundraising Professionals'
Code of Ethical Principals and Standards. Read more here.
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