Donation

YOU are part of Florida History, and we are telling YOUR story!   During the months of November and December ALL donations of any amount will be MATCHED dollar-for-dollar up to $50,000 thanks to Emily and Larry Lisska, the Lempel Donor Fund, Christopher Ranck, and other contributors.

Your $25 donation=$50 and your $500 donation=$1,000!   SELECT BELOW to donate now, and THANK YOU!

Donation

You can also send a check to FHS, 435 Brevard Avenue, Cocoa, Florida 32922 or call 321-468-7797.

Your SUPPORT AND DONATIONS make possible:

  • Florida Frontiers: The Weekly Radio  Magazine of the Florida Historical Society which can be heard on public radio stations throughout the state, with archived  programs available on our website, is provided to Florida NPR stations for free..
  • Florida Frontiers the Television Series, can be heard on PBS stations throughout the state. This series is also archived on our website and provided to PBS stations for free.
  • Florida Frontiers Blog, the weekly blog is published in the Florida Today newspaper as well as other Gannett newspapers.  It is also archived on our website (with no charge for access).
  • Florida Historical Society Press, publishes a diverse selection of interesting books, both non-fiction and novels.
  • Florida Historical Quarterly, our critically acclaimed journal that publishes scholarly research.  Subscription to the Quarterly is the primary benefit of membership in the Florida Historical Society.
  • Florida Historical Society Archeology Institute (FHSAI) Lectures held at the Florida Historical Society.  Lectures are free to the public.
  • The Friends of the Florida Historical Society sponsor the “Discover Florida”  speaker  series at the Library of Florida History in Cocoa.  These lectures are free to the public.
  • FHS works with several institutions of higher learning to provide internships for students in the fields of history, public history, library  science and organizational management.  In addition, FHS and its Library offer assistance to young scholars who are working on theses or special projects.
  • Special events, presentations and our Annual Meeting and Symposium, which is held in May each year in a different Florida city.
  • ....... and many more!