Give Today

You can do far more to help preserve SEC and securities history than you thought possible.

Whether you are working or have worked at the SEC or in the industry, or are interested in the history of the administration of the regulation of the capital markets, you can help build our virtual museum and archive.

Why Your Support Matters

Your gift makes possible the use of the virtual museum and archive throughout the United States and the world at all times free of charge. The virtual museum and archive and the SEC Historical Society are independent of and separate from the SEC and receive no federal funding. Support for the growth and use of the virtual museum comes solely from gifts from individuals and grants from institutions.

Benefits of Your Support

Your gift to the SEC Historical Society for the virtual museum and archive will enable you to:

• Receive the monthly "What's New" email updates on new materials in the museum collection.
• Enjoy invitations to donor-only events, including the Society's Annual Meeting.
• Be recognized in the Annual Report as a donor.
• Receive the Society’s Annual Report, Highlights and Journal.

Special Benefit for Gifts Made through March 31, 2009
All donors to the Securities and Exchange Commission Historical Society through March 31, 2009 will be listed in the program booklet published and distributed at the June 25, 2009 75th anniversary commemoration dinner, and preserved in the virtual museum and archive.

All gifts are tax-exempt to the extent allowed by law.

Gift Levels

	Current SEC Staff Member Only	$25 or more
	Donor	$50-$99
	SEC 75th Anniversary Commemoration (Special Giving Level for 2008 and 2009)	$75
	Contributor	$100-$249
	Sustainer	$250-$499
	The Director's Circle	$500-$999
	The Commissioners' Circle	$1,000-$2,499
	The June 6th Circle	$2,500-$4,999
	The Chairmen's Circle	$5,000-$9,999
	The FDR Circle	$10,000-$24,999
	The 1934 Circle	$25,000 and more

 

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For further information, please contact, in confidence, giving@sechistorical.org or telephone 202-756-5015.