A seat in our newly renovated Lillian and Larry Goodman Foundations Auditorium is a unique opportunity to place your name or recognize someone special to you. The 240-seat auditorium will feature a superior sound system, better sightlines, improved accessibility, and a sleeker, and more adaptable stage.

SEATING TIERS

TIER 1 — $25,000 

• Row A 
• Reserved seating for all Museum programs (reservations required) 
• Private behind the scenes curator-led tour at both Museum locations 
• Recognition on annual digital donor wall 
• Recognition on annual Education Services website and brochure  
• Recognition on Museum website  
• One year Patron-level membership included 

TIER 2 — $10,000 

• Rows B-C 
• Recognition on annual digital donor wall 
• Recognition on annual Education Services website and brochure  
• Recognition on Museum website  
• One year Patron-level membership included 

TIER 3 — $5,000 

• Rows D-G 
• Recognition on annual Education Services website and brochure  
• Recognition on Museum website  
• One year Patron-level membership included 

TIER 4 — $1,800 

• Rows H-L 
• Recognition on Museum website 
• One year Patron-level membership included 

SEATING GUIDELINES

• Payment must be processed before seat is reserved 
• Dedicating a seat does not designate the seat is reserved for programs, except at the $25,000 tier 
• Engraving limits: Maximum of 3 lines, 30 characters/spaces per line 
• Engraving inscriptions are subject to the Museum’s approval 

YOUR DONATION SUPPORTS OUR MISSION

The mission of Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center is expressed in its founding principle: Remember the Past, Transform the Future. Dedicated to preserving the legacy of the Holocaust, the Museum honors the memories of those who were lost and those who survived by teaching universal lessons that combat hatred, prejudice, and indifference. The Museum fulfills its mission through the exhibition, preservation, and interpretation of its collections; and through education programs and initiatives that foster the promotion of human rights and the elimination of genocide. 

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