The 1933 Club

Overview

The 1933 Club recognizes the inner circle of AIER’s most generous friends and committed partners. Through their leadership and generosity, members of The 1933 Club are key partners in AIER’s work to research, articulate, and advance the importance of markets. Members of The 1933 Club receive exclusive access to AIER’s experts and scholarship as well as an unparalleled opportunity to invest and collaborate in AIER’s world-class economic research, education, and outreach.

Sound Money Partner

($1,000 annual giving)
“Cheap money is always dangerous…but when there comes a concomitance of cheap money and general hopefulness, even though the hopefulness be based on fallacious conceptions, grave dangers always exist.”
— BENJAMIN ANDERSON, JR., credited for introducing America to the Austrian School of economics, Cheap Money, Gold, and Federal Reserve Bank Policy (1924)

Benefits of membership:

Our exclusive 1933 Club membership lapel pin
A complimentary copy of the latest title from
AIER publishing
Invitations to special 1933 Club events and receptions
Briefing calls with key AIER staff and leadership

Private Governance Council

($10,000 annual giving)
“When Alexander the Great visited the philosopher Diogenes and asked whether he could do anything for him, Diogenes is said to have replied: ‘Yes, stand a little less between me and the sun.’ It is what every citizen is entitled to ask of his government.”
— HENRY HAZLITT, Economics in One Lesson

All the Sound Money Partner benefits plus:

Exclusive invitation to an annual event with
AIER leadership, fellows, and colleagues
Special recognition in the annual report, sent to
AIER’s most generous friends

Pure Freedom Champion

($25,000 annual giving)
“A society that does not recognize that each individual has values of his own, which he is entitled to follow, can have no respect for the dignity of the individual, and cannot really know freedom.”
— FRIEDRICH HAYEK

All benefits plus:

An in person briefing from the President
Your name will be enshrined for public display on the AIER grounds

Harwood Legacy Society

When E.C. Harwood founded the American Institute for Economic Research in 1933, he not only established a courageous institution dedicated to sound economic thinking, but he also provided future generations with a vision for human society defined by freedom, peace, and prosperity. Any donor including AIER in their estate plans will
automatically qualify for all the
benefits enumerated above.

Learn more about becoming a Legacy Society member

Join the 1933 Club today!

Take your place in the inner circle of AIER’s most generous friends and committed partners. Activate your membership in The 1933 Club through your annual giving to AIER in the amount of $1,000 or more.