Thank you for being part of the Alliance! 

Together we make Boston Better.

Boston Preservation Alliance is the citywide nonprofit organization dedicated to historic preservation. We envision a Boston where its diverse histories are visible and where preservation strengthens climate resiliency, supports small businesses, expands affordable housing solutions, and sustains vibrant public spaces.

 

Membership

Support the places and stories that shape Boston. As a member, you help protect historic streets, neighborhoods, and landmarks and strengthen the future of our city.

Why Membership Matters

Boston Preservation Alliance’s advocacy is powered entirely by members, donors, and sponsors. Your support protects the places that tell our shared story. 

Become a Member

The Alliance brings people and organizations together to influence Boston’s historic buildings, landscapes, and communities. 

Be Part of the Alliance

The Alliance supports resilient neighborhoods and welcoming public spaces. Our network is a cross section of residents, organizations, and business leaders who care about Boston’s built environment and landscapes.

 

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Individual and household memberships starting at $40

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Individual Membership

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As an Alliance member, you help protect the historic streets, neighborhoods, and landmarks that strengthen the future of our city.

Organizational Membership

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Organizational Members represent local interests in museums, trades, architectural practice, city events, educational programming, neighborhood history, research and archives, and public parks and green spaces, among other areas. 

Corporate Membership

Corporate members in Awards 2025
Join more than 100 companies supporting the Alliance and shaping Boston’s future while honoring its past.
“The quality of our architectural heritage, its pedestrian scale—we have some of the greatest streets in this nation.”
— Howard Elkus —
“We all want progress in Eastie, but we do want to see history preserved.”
— Meg Grady, East Boston resident —
“There’s a reason why this bridge is still here. It means something to Bostonians.”
— Greg Galer —
Thank you to all our corporate members, including: