Established by the Trustees on the occasion of Hopkins House's 75th anniversary and in honor of the community educators and leaders who founded the organization on
August 9, 1939, the Society is comprised of individuals who, through their long association with Hopkins House, have distinguished themselves in service to children, youth, and their families.
In honor of the men and women who combined their time and talents in 1939 to create and sustain Hopkins House during a period when the need was greater than government resources could shoulder alone, members of The 1939 Society provide the dollars necessary to sustain and strengthen our 21st century programs for children, youth, and their families in Northern Virginia and the greater Washington, DC metropolitan area.
How does my membership in The 1939 Society benefit Hopkins House?
As a member of The 1939 Society, your support provides a steady stream of reliable income to Hopkins House that ensures the organization has the resources necessary to continue and expand its longstanding mission in service to children, youth, and their families.
How do I pay my membership dues to The 1939 Society?
Your membership dues in The 1939 Society are paid through automatic credit/debit card deductions. Hopkins House will make these deductions in the amount you specify ($19.39 or more monthly) for as long as you like. Your membership dues are tax-deductible to the extent provided by law.
How long am I a member of The 1939 Society?
Because your membership dues are automatically paid through regular charges to your credit/debit card, your membership in The 1939 Society remains active from month to month and year to year. You never have to worry about whether your membership is current and you won't receive renewal notices in the mail.
How do I speak with someone if I have questions about my membership in The 1939 Society?
Telephone (571) 480-4086 Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. A Society representative will be happy to assist you.
In return for making this important investment in the education and development of this community's children, youth, and families, members of The 1939 Society receive these exclusive benefits: