Meredith Nicholson Society - Indiana Humanities

With a donation of $1,000 your support can truly be transformational for an organization or community. In recognition of this level of contribution, you’ll receive membership into the Meredith Nicholson Society, which is named for the Indiana author who built the historic home where Indiana Humanities now resides.

Thank you to The National Bank of Indianapolis for being the presenting sponsor of the Meredith Nicholson Society.

Member Benefits

Early access

You’ll be the first to receive information about signing up to attend our hottest ticket events (including our historic bar crawl, INconversations, and more).

VIP experiences

For special events, we’ll provide VIP access to pre- or post-events where you can network with other Society members, board members and our special guests.

Invitation to exclusive soirees

We’ll hold semi-annual soirees featuring interesting thought-leaders and one-of-a-kind experiences. These soirees will only be open to Meredith Nicholson Society members and a guest.

Subscription to Humanities Magazine

This quarterly magazine will come with a letter from Indiana Humanities President and CEO Keira Amstutz and include information about upcoming events and items of interest.

Next Indiana Campfires Anthology

All Meredith Nicholson Society members will receive a copy of our anthology of texts used on our Next Indiana Campfire treks, published in 2019. It also includes a special essay by Hoosier writer Scott Russell Sanders.

Welcome package

All new members will receive a welcome letter with a few of our favorite current pieces of “swag”.

Recognition

We’ll thank Meredith Nicholson Society members on signage and collateral at events and online.

*You can opt-out of any or all of these benefits

Thank You for Supporting Indiana Humanities

We believe the humanities transform lives and communities. Your donation to Indiana Humanities provides Hoosiers from all across the state with access to public programming and resources that encourage us to think, read and talk.