Membership Giveaway for College Students

The Huntington is a collections-based nonprofit institution that supports and promotes the humanities, the arts, and botanical science. Fundamental to the work that we do is our community and the value of the diverse perspectives and life experiences from our community that enable us to fulfill our mission.

We’re giving away 500 free Huntington Memberships to college students from all over Los Angeles County!

Winners will be notified via email.

Submissions open: Wed., Nov. 8 at 10 a.m. and close Thu. Nov. 9 at 10 a.m.
Drawing will take place 24 hours after the close of the submissions window
Winners will be selected via lottery and notified by email
Students must be currently enrolled at a Los Angeles County-area college or university
Sorry, previous winners and current Members not eligible to win

Submissions are now closed. Winners will be notified via email in 24 hours.

Hear what our previous winners had to say...

I help the community by focusing on enhancing communication skills along with spiritual growth. I provide a space for open communication and mental awareness by guiding others into their true self.
—Sharde Compton, Los Angeles City Community College

Hear what our previous winners had to say...

I currently volunteer my free time with Tree People to help rehabilitate smog and fire damage areas of Los Angeles. I also volunteer my free time every year during National Public Lands Day (NPLD) to help restore recreational areas in the Angeles National Forest. I will also be enrolling next semester into the Wildfire Science B.S. program at CSUSM in hopes to be an advocate and professional of and for wildfire safety in California.
—Sean Haynes, Citrus College

Hear what our previous winners had to say...

I am the founder of Caltech's creative writing club, which is putting together an anthology of science fiction and fantasy stories written by current and former members of the Caltech/JPL community. We aim to publish in the next year, and we will make copies available to the Pasadena Library so members of our city can enjoy it. We believe that in times like these, the arts are more important than ever to keep our community connected.
—Rachael C. Kuintzle, Caltech

Hear what our previous winners had to say...

"As a student and student worker, I work directly with first year students to develop their self-advocacy skills and college-going mindset to get rid of the negative stigma about community college. We discuss their progress, barriers, and goals."
—Brenda Rodriguez Flores, East Los Angeles College