how Supporting nthf supports EDUCATors

Recognizing

career teachers and outstanding educators motivates others, inspires young adults to consider education as a career, and honors those who positively influence the lives of students.

elevating

the teaching profession encourages active teachers to remain in the field, presents young people with career options, and rallies everyone to address a critical need.

honoring

education support personnel preserves the heritage of people dedicated to educating our country’s future while building a legacy of caring.

stimulating

passion and commitment to education through publications and special programs creates a forum for educators to express themselves and learn from their peers.

cultivating

outstanding qualities in educators while addressing their core needs ensures these individuals have the tools needed to deal with daily classroom issues.

How honoring educators supports NTHF

We can all identify at least one extraordinary educator who had an impact on our lives. One In A Million – Educators Who Make A Difference is a nationwide initiative to collect the names of one million educators who have made a difference.

Anyone in America can place an educator’s name into the NTHF archives with a minimum donation of one dollar ($1) and anyone working in the education field, from the school maintenance officer to the school administration, is eligible. 

Donations larger than $1 are welcome, and larger contributions will receive the following recognition and awards as thanks:​

    $1 - $124
Educator's name on the NTHF website and displayed on the ​One in a Million list in the NTHF

$125 - $249
All of the above and a brick on the NTHF Wall of Fame.

$250 - $499
All of the above and an engraved Golden Apple to the person making the donation.

$500 - $999
Educator's name on NTHF Website and brick on the NTHF wall, as well as an engraved pendulum mantel clock to the person making the donation.
To honor an educator please make your donation below and we will contact you with the next steps within 48 hours. You can also make a contribution by mail.

For gifts of $1,000 or more please contact us. 

giving opportunities

As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization the NTHF relies on private financial support and gifts from people like you to bring NTHF recognition to deserving members of the most important profession in this country.  You, or your company or organization,  can support the NTHF through tax-benefits eligible gifts of:

monetary gifts

Cash, Check, Credit Card, Paypal donations, or corporate matching gifts.

Property transfers

Real estate such as a residence, farms, commercial property, undeveloped land, or tangible items such as art, books, or equipment.

Investment transfers

Common stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and other appreciated securities

Honoring an educator

Honor a deserving teacher by contributing to the NTHF One in a Million initiative (see above). 

Deferred gifts

Deferred gifts in the form of bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable lead trusts, charitable remainder trusts life income gifts, life insurance, retained life estates, and retirement accounts

other ways to help

While financial donations are always welcome, there are myriad ways you can help! If you have time, expertise, or items to donate to the National Teachers Hall of Fame, please don't hesitate to Contact Us.

education

We welcome ideas for workshops, seminars, or webinars, that you might wish to help organize.

innovation

We also invite assistance in graphic design, creative ideas, and innovative programs.

publicity

We can always use help spreading the word about The National Teachers Hall of Fame.

hosting

Host families for inductees or volunteers during induction week are be a tremendously appreciated

volunteering

We appreciate the many volunteers who help us to carry out our mission.

preserving

Our museum accepts donations of school memorabilia, early textbooks, and school supplies for displays and hands-on learning opportunities.

Goods & Services

We are always in need of donated goods and services for the annual radio auction, held annually on the second Thursday of November live on local radio station KVOE (1400) and live streamed over the station’s website for national coverage.