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Preserve the History of Southern California
Make a Donation
You can make a difference and aid Heritage Square through your financial contribution, large or small. Your donation will help ensure the future of our museum. As a registered 501(c)3 your donation is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Become a Sponsor, Create Impact
Allow Heritage Square to continue restoration and preservation efforts, and provide fun, family-oriented and educational experiences for visitors of all ages.
Sponsorship from individuals, groups, corporations and foundations is what makes our work possible.
Sponsorship Opportunities
From the restoration of our buildings, the exhibitions we produce, to the special educational events and programs the museum executes, sponsorships support the organization in making it all happen.
A sponsorship may be very simple, such as purchasing an ad for one of our major events and cover some of the program costs, such as the catering cost for our annual Vintage Fashion Show and Victorian Tea.
Sponsorships may be designated to purchase materials or provide buses for school children who participate in our educational program, A Golden Vision: The Growth of Southern California.
Or, a major gift could be the catalyst to help a long standing restoration project, such as the interior restoration of the Lincoln Avenue Methodists Church or John Ford House, move forward.
There are many ways to make a difference at Heritage Square Museum. Please donate today!
We are grateful for the support we receive from our community here in Los Angeles, California!
Thank you to the numerous corporate foundations, family foundations, city departments, neighborhood organizations, and individual donors who make our work possible.
Thank you to our supporters!
Union Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles Breakfast Club
Carson Foundation
DCA
City of Los Angeles, Recs & Parks Department
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Museums of the Arroyo Day
Film LA
Park Film Office