Committee of 100
The Committee of 100 is our highest level of membership at HistoryMiami. Members of the Committee of 100 provide crucial support and sustainability for HistoryMiami exhibitions, collections and education programs.
The Committee of 100 was founded in Miami Beach after the 1926 hurricane to boost morale, advance local philanthropic service in Miami, and encourage social camaraderie and cultural activities. The founding president was Clayton Sedgwick Cooper, publisher of the Miami Tribune. Other prominent members in the Committee’s early history included Harvey S. Firestone, Thomas J. Pancoast, Carl G. Fisher, Mark C. Honeywell and John H. Kellogg. In 2007, the Committee of 100 came under the auspices of HistoryMiami. Now often referred to as the C100, the group meets at a select number of private events during the year.
All Committee of 100 members receive Core, History Buff, Trail Blazer and Fellow benefits. For additional details please visit our main Membership page here. In addition, Committee of 100 members receive:
| Pillar | Cost | Description |
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| Pillar I | $1000 | Additional benefits include:
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| Pillar II | $3000 | C100 Pillar I benefits plus:
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| Pillar III | $5000 | C100 Pillar II benefits plus:
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