Donate to Meadow Brook Hall.
Meadow Brook Hall is a place to learn, connect and be inspired. And as a self-supporting museum and cultural institution, we rely on supporters, like you, to help us continue to thrive.
Here at the Great Estate, our history is deep, but our eyes are on the present and the future. Every day, our vibrant collection of historic tours, events, educational programs and experiences is drawing more and more people from different places and different perspectives to this National Historic Landmark. But there’s so much more we can do to engage the community and share our story.
See how to show your support.
With your generosity, we can continue to preserve this iconic space and share it in new ways with the next generation.
Donate to Meadow Brook Hall today.
Cornerstone Society
Cornerstone Society members enjoy a concierge relationship with the Meadow Brook leadership team, including insider communications from the senior staff, special invitations to programs and previews, private tours upon request, and exclusive Museum Store sales.
Donors who make annual gifts of $1,000 or more are members of the Cornerstone Society.
The Gold Key Circle: $1,000 to $2,499 annually
Tiffany Circle: $2,500 to $4,999 annually
Pegasus Circle: $5,000 to $9,999 annually
Tudor Circle: $10,000 and higher
Collections Care and Conservation
Standing at a grand 88,000 square feet, Meadow Brook Hall is an architectural marvel – lovingly preserved and boasting 110 rooms and a collection of more than 75,000 historic artifacts, carved plaster ceilings, rich wood panels and crystal chandeliers.
This expansive collection requires expert care and conservation. You can support our efforts by making a gift toward Collections Care and Conservation. All gifts are welcome, and you are able to direct your support specifically toward the ongoing care of our paintings or our historic vehicle collection.
Support Our CollectionsFor more information about how you can support our collections, contact Meadow Brook Curator, Madelyn Chrapla at rzadkowo@oakland.edu or (248) 364-6253.
