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Your support helps keep The Huntington's mission of enrichment, education and stewardship alive for generations to come.

With your generosity, The Huntington funds extensive collections-based research and educational opportunities, public programs, more than a dozen unique gardens, and world-renowned art holdings!

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Membership

Enjoy an oasis of culture and art set amidst 130 acres of breathtaking gardens, with unlimited free admission, access to world-class exhibitions, invitations to exciting events and festivals, valuable discounts, and much more!

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Society of Fellows

The Society of Fellows enjoy fellowship, enrichment, and philanthropy through annual giving, and receive exclusive privileges and opportunities to engage with curators of the Library, Art, and Botanical collections.

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Corporate Giving

Capitalize on our corporate membership and sponsorship programs to enhance your company's brand recognition and philanthropic presence, access exclusive events, and develop unique opportunities for your clients and employees.

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Collectors' Councils

The Collectors' Councils play a critical role in supporting The Huntington's collections, ensuring they will be vibrant for generations to come, and assisting library and art curators in selecting works for acquisition that further enhance the holdings begun by Henry and Arabella Huntington. The councils are a convivial group of Huntington supporters who enjoy exclusive events throughout the year including behind-the-scenes tours of special exhibitions and collections, and curator-led trips to institutions and private collections around the world.

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