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Whether you make a donation or become a member, you are supporting Woody Guthrie Center’s mission to celebrate the life, music, and artistry of the influential folk musician while seeking to ignite a passion for social change and foster a world where the values of justice, equality, and compassion prevail. With your support, Woody’s message spreads to a new generation who can create their own ripples of change.
Your donation honors Woody Guthrie’s legacy by allowing us to educate visitors, teachers, students, and scholars about his important role in American history and his relevance today. Gifts of any size directly support on-site programming, classroom materials, youth music programs, school outreach, and much more. Just this year alone, thousands of local students have visited Woody Guthrie Center on fully-funded field trips, all made possible through the support of donors like you.
When you become a Woody Guthrie Center member, you join a community of music and history enthusiasts while supporting the center in embodying its mission through exhibits, special in-person and virtual events, and educational programs.
All yearly memberships come with the following universal benefits:
The Rambler membership includes all standard benefits plus unlimited admission for one year for one named adult.
The Artist membership includes all standard benefits plus unlimited admission for one year for two named adults in the same household.
The People’s Poet membership includes all standard benefits plus the following:
The Dust Bowl Okie membership includes all standard benefits plus the following:
This Land Troubadour membership includes all standard benefits plus the following:
Dual memberships provide a membership to both the Bob Dylan Center and Woody Guthrie Center at a discount.
Dual universal member benefits applicable at both centers:
All dual universal member benefits PLUS unlimited admission to either center for one named adult.
All dual universal member benefits PLUS unlimited admission to either center for two named adults in the same household.
The Woody Guthrie Center gratefully acknowledges the generosity of our key donors, partners, and members.
Abzug, Peter and Joann Kotsarelis
Anita B. and Howard S. Richmond Foundation, Inc.
Atkinson, James and Kimberly
Baker, Wanda and Dennis
Bill Knight Automotive Group
Bires, Marian and Dennis
Bland Family Foundation
Bond, Jessica and August Freistedt
Brothers, Brenda
Bushnell, Cindy and Charles
Casey, Watt
Chambers, Denise
Cope, Dylan
Cramer, Henriette
Davenport, Catherine and Tom
Denyes, Steven
Dorwart, Frederic
Douros, Dimitrios
Eastin, Tracey and David
Ed Darby Family Foundation
Fitzgerald, Michael
Frederic Dorwart, Lawyers PLLC
French, Marilyn and Nelson
French, Nelson
Gehres, Shawna and Tony
Geurkink, Mark
Guitar House of Tulsa
Harris, Katrina and Kyle
Hellman, Lawrence and Gay
Herrin, Cathy and Steve
Johnson, Amanda
Johnson, Carol and Harold
Johnson, Patti and Craig
Kaiser, Miranda and Philip
Karlak, Julia
Kirkpatrick, Tom and Lee Anne
Kirshbaum, Lynn
Kittel, Casey
Knox, Teresa
Kuck, Gary
Langdon Publishing
Lawmaster, Kim
Lawrence, Kenneth and Amanda
Lewis, Mary Anne
LoVoi, Vincent and Beatriz Pérez
Maher, Kathryn
Meyer, Gayle and Bill
National Film Preservation Foundation
O’Sullivan, James
Purvis, Jimmie and Barbara Wastrack
Randall, Dr. Monte
Reamey, Gary
Rodgers, James
Schloesser, Kristin
Schmitz, Paul and Jennifer Frank
Schnake Turnbo Frank, Inc.
Scholl, Jacque and Eric
Schultz, Matthew
Seay, Constance
Shaw, Lissa and Jim
Skye, Julie
Smith, Meredith and Derek
Smithsonian Institution
Southwest Folklife Alliance, Inc.
Stambaugh, Marianne and David
Swimmer, Ross
Tally, Mary Herr and Rusty
The Charles and Marion Weber Foundation
The Williams Companies, Inc.
TRO ESSEX Music Group
Tsuru, Katie & Seth
Whisenhunt, Brian and Mitchell Smith
Whisnant-Degraffenreid, Leah and Jamie Newcomb
Wilkes, Katie and Dylan Cope
Woody Guthrie Publications, Inc.