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The Glass House
Please donate to the Glass House and protect one of the world’s most celebrated works of Modernism. Since our opening to the public in 2007, the Glass House has maintained an unparalleled environment in which art, architecture, design and landscape intersect. Together with your help, we can continue our essential preservation and conservation ensuring this cultural campus is maintained for future generations. All donations allow us to maintain our 49-acre campus, and to develop new exhibitions, programs and educational initiatives for a diverse audience.
Donations at every level are welcome! If you would like to speak with a member of the Glass House staff, please contact Scott Drevnig, Deputy Director, at 203-978-3005 or SDrevnig@theglasshouse.org.
Donations at every level are welcome! If you would like to speak with a member of the Glass House staff, please contact Scott Drevnig, Deputy Director, at 203-978-3005 or SDrevnig@theglasshouse.org.
The Grainger Society
$1,000
• 10% discount on retail purchases up to $200 at the Glass House Design Store.• Special notification of programming and events.
• Advance emails for special events.
• Priority waiting list for tickets on sold-out days
• Membership in the National Trust for Historic Preservation
• One year subscription to Preservation Magazine
• A copy of Modern Views, published by Assouline
• Acknowledgement on our website
• Glass House Concierge dedicated to The Grainger Society
• Access to exclusive Grainger Society events throughout the season.
• A copy of The Philip Johnson Glass House: An Architect in the Garden by Maureen Cassidy-Geiger.
• Two Glass House + Galleries or Self-Guided tour tickets during the season.
• Advance invitation to the annual Summer Party and other fundraising events.
• $790 tax-deductible, *Renewing members, $865. One membership per couple.
2024 Summer Party
Please support the 75th Anniversary Summer Party on Saturday, June 8 from 12-4 PM featuring the grand reopening of the newly restored 1949 Brick House and the 2024 installation of Shigeru Ban: The Paper Log House at The Glass House.