In the mid-1800s, abolitionists from across the nation came to Peterboro to share ideas and renew their energy in the fight to end slavery. Their work is still unfinished, and the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum needs your help to continue forwarding the cause. We ask you to Come Join the Abolitionists!Your support will help NAHOF continue to deliver its work to honor antislavery abolitionists, their work to end slavery, and the legacy of that struggle; and strives to complete the second and ongoing abolition - the moral conviction to end racism. Your annual membership of $55 will get you access to our quarterly newsletter, limited member events, and special member pricing.

The National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum honors antislavery abolitionists,their work to end slavery, and the legacy of that struggle, and strives to complete the second and ongoing abolition -the moral conviction to end racism.Your gift helps keep abolitionist history visible and relevant today. When you donate, you support exhibitions, historical research, collaboration, speakers, and educational programs that share the stories of those who fought to end slavery.With your gift, we are able to keep admission prices low for school groups and bring in top scholars and performance groups. The National Abolition Hall of Fame & Museum relies on contributions to preserve this history and connect it to ongoing the struggle to end racism. Thank you for standing with us in this work.

At the evening Induction Ceremony, a Hall of Fame banner for each inductee is unveiled. The 31x84-inch vibrant retractable vinyl banner includes a large image of the inductee portrait created by artist Melissa Moshetti for the Hall of Fame, a brief biography, the legacy of the inductee, and the list of sponsors for the banner. NAHOF needs to order two copies of the banner for each inductee. One banner remains on display at the Hall of Fame in Peterboro, NY, while the other is available for traveling exhibits as part of NAHOF’s outreach and education mission. Individuals and organizations connected to the inductees and all those who have an interest in commemorating abolition history are encouraged to assist in raising the funds to meet the banner production costs. Sponsorships for an inductee banner are $100 each. Sponsors are identified in two lines on the banner with their name and affiliation to the inductee. You may wish to contribute to a banner in honor of someone else. Sponsors of the banner are invited, but not required to confirm the nomination of the inductee at the Induction Ceremony on the evening of Saturday, October 24yj, in Peterboro, NY, and to assist in the unveiling of the banner. It is our hope that you consider sponsoring a banner to honor one of this year’s inductees and the contribution, sacrifice, and legacy of that abolitionist to the great cause of ending slavery and to support the ongoing work of the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum.