Supporting the Centre

Membership Schemes
Partners, Supporters and Patrons

Partners and Supporters

Why not become a Partner or Supporter of The Holocaust Centre, and join the growing number of people who support this important educational and commemorative initiative? By doing so, your regular contributions will ensure that more young people learn about the Holocaust; that the implications of the Holocaust will continue to challenge society, and that those who became its victims will continue to be commemorated at The Holocaust Centre with dignity.

Partners of The Holocaust Centre donate a minimum of £5 each calendar month.

Supporters of The Holocaust Centre donate a minimum of £250 per annum.

To include Partners and Supporters in its activities and demonstrate the deep appreciation felt towards them, the centre provides the following:

- A complementary copy of the Centre's journal Perspectives, published three times a year.
- Invitations to annual lectures at the Centre (which mark Holocaust Memorial Day, Yom Ha Shoah and the anniversary of the UK Holocaust Centre's opening).

- Supporters also receive preferential rates on all books and educational materials purchased at the Centre.

Partners and Supporters of The Holocaust Centre are encouraged to invite at least five friends, colleagues or relatives to join the scheme, ensuring that the circle of those who know and support it continually increases.

Patrons

The Holocaust Centre's Patrons scheme is for those who personally feel very strongly about the aims and objectives of the Centre, and have the means to provide it with particularly substantial support. Becoming a Patron of The Holocaust Centre is your means of contributing to it; there is, therefore, no upper limit on your donation. We do, however, ask that Patrons contribute a minimum of £2500 per annum, as this will ensure a valuable and long-lasting contribution to the Centre's work.

Patrons receive all the benefits provided for Partners and Supporters, enjoying a close relationship with the Centre, its directors and their work. Their names are also registered in The Holocaust Centre's Annual Report, unless they choose to remain anonymous.

Patrons are also encouraged to find friends and relatives who may join them in their support of The Holocaust Centre and its critically important work for the future.

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