Donate, Share, or Remember to Help Us Fulfill Our Mission

If you have any photographs, genealogies, family trees, house/property research, newspaper articles, or publications pertaining to the Price Hill and its current or previous residents, we may be interested in them. Or, we could make copies of your items so you could keep them if you prefer.

We strongly encourage you to donate items such as diaries, journals, memorabilia, small tools, household items, and other artifacts to our collection; however, items contributed must be related to Price Hill.  Storage space for large objects is limited

Items that have been formally accessioned into the collections cannot be returned to the donor or their descendents. At the end of the donation process, donors are asked to sign a an Instrument of Gift which legally transfers ownership of the materials, as well as all associated rights and interests, to the Society. Donations accepted by the Price Hill Historical Society & Museum are considered charitable contributions to a not-for-profit organization.

Our headquarters on Warsaw Avenue has a state-of-the-art security system, so your donations will be preserved for future generations to enjoy. Items may become part of our permanent or changing displays. They may also be made available to researchers who use our facilities.

3. Other Ways To Give

By making a donation to the Price Hill Historical Society & Museum, your financial support will help insure the collecting, preserving, and displaying of Price Hill's history for present and future generations.. Your gift will be tax-exempt because we are a non-profit 501 (c)(3) public charity.

Gifts can be made to the PHHS & Museum to celebrate an individual's birthday, anniversary, or other special occasions in life. Honor the memory of a loved one by asking for a donation to the Society in lieu of flowers. It is a thoughtful way to recognize a person's life and accomplishments. When you make a gift, an acknowledgement is sent to those being honored or to the family of the deceased without indicating the amount.

Many people choose to include their charitable interests in their long-range financial planning. There are many special planning methods available; be sure to consult your attorney or advisor.

Finally, many corporations offer matching gift programs that can double or triple the value of your gift to our Society. In addition, many employers will also match gifts from spouses and retirees. Contact your company's Human Resources or Community Relations office for eligibility information and matching gift forms.