A heartfelt digital postcard from the EDA team acknowledging your support!

Give $50 and you'll get an exclusive Edith Heath sticker to embellish your laptop, water bottle, or desk and show the world you support the Environmental Design Archives!

In addition to a supporter sticker and a digital postcard also receive a limited edition enamel pin modeled after 1940s Heath letterhead. This pin will add a little extra flair anywhere you decide to place it!

Running out of books to read in quarantine? With a $100 donation, you can choose one publication from our Berkeley Design Books series. Take a look at the perks section below to view the choices.

With a donation of $250 not only will you get to choose whichever publication from the list below but you’ll also get an EDA tote!

Take a (virtual) behind the scenes tour with Curator, Chris Marino who will show you around the Archives and tailor the tour to show designers or projects that you are interested in.

A set of four ceramic mugs, with a complimentary custom shelf created by Ceramicist Ehren Tool (see detailed image below). Take moment to read about Ehren’s work in this wonderful article in the New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/01/magazine/ehren-tool-war-cups-smithsonian.html

Fun fact: William W. Wurster founded the Environmental Design Archives (then the Architectural Archives) in 1953 as a teaching collection, following the recommendation of eminent architectural historian Henry Russell Hitchcock. With your donation of $1953, you will forever be enshrined with an engraved nameplate on a flat file drawer in the Archives.