Become a WCHM Member

Every Canoe Has a Story to Tell (and Preserve)
Please Join Us in the Telling

Basic Memberships:

Student - $25.00
Student Member Package
Includes: 
  • Quarterly Newsletter
  • Free museum admission
  • Museum Decal
Individual - $35.00
Basic Individual Membership
Includes: 
  • Quarterly Newsletter
  • Free museum admission
  • Museum Decal​
Family - $50.00
Basic Family Membership
Includes: 
  • Quarterly Newsletter
  • Free museum admission
  • Museum Decal​

Supporting Memberships:

Voyageur - $100.00
​Includes:
  • Basic Member Package
  • WCHM Mug
  • Newsletter Recognition
  • Museum Decal
Avant - $250.00
​Includes:
  • Basic Member Package
  • WCHM Mug
  • WCHM Hat
  • Newsletter Recognition
  • Museum Decal
Gouvernails - $500.00
​Includes:
  • Basic Member Package
  • WCHM Mug
  • WCHM Hat
  • WCHM Shirt
  • Newsletter Recognition
  • Museum Decal

Business Memberships:

Premium - $100.00​
Basic Business Package
Includes:
  • Quarterly Newsletter
  • Newsletter Recognition
  • Literature in Museum
Patron - $250.00
​Includes:
  • Basic Business Package
  • Banner Recognition
Partner - $500.00 or Above
​Includes:
  • Basic Business Package
  • Banner Recognition
  • Other Negotiable Benefits

MEMBERSHIP

​It seems that every canoe has a story that is important to someone. Maybe it's a family heirloom you cherish? Maybe an adventure to remember? Or an ongoing love story perhaps? A special river, lake, or place you recall? Or maybe it's a continent explored, a history made, a heritage worth preserving?

We want to preserve them all, the canoes and the stories. By becoming a member of the Wisconsin Canoe Heritage Museum (WCHM) you will join a community of canoe preservationists and story tellers, working together to make sure future generations hear our canoe stories.
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Becoming a member is a great way to support the WCHM, and keep up on upcoming events and news. Members receive a quarterly newsletter, free museum exhibit hall admission, and a WCHM supporter sticker. But most importantly, they know they are making a significant contribution to preserving the history and culture of canoes and canoeing in North America.