Heritage Partnerships MCHC collaborates with Preservation Maryland and leads or hosts collaborative initiatives like Revolution@250 and the Maryland Liberty Tree Project, representing a strong opportunity to offer joint sponsorships, exhibit production support, or education program partnerships leveraging their network and public-facing events.

New Exhibits The launch of WayFinders: Making Sense of Its World and a newly renovated first floor indicates ongoing capital and program development, creating openings for exhibit design services, multimedia production, donor engagement campaigns, and turnkey education packages for schools.

Digital Reach With a modern tech stack (WordPress, Salesforce, Pardot, Google Cloud) and active online programs, there are opportunities to expand CRM-driven donor campaigns, marketing automation, and e-learning or virtual tour enhancements to grow audience and fundraising efficiency.

Cultural Footprint As the state’s oldest continuously operating cultural institution with a vast collection and library, MCHC has potential for licensing, publishing, and digital content partnerships through its press and archival assets to monetize exhibitions, publications, and curated experiences.

Funding Outlook Revenue is under one million, signaling a need for targeted sponsorships, grant consulting, and philanthropic program design to unlock larger funded initiatives, pilot programs, and scalable education offerings for schools and community groups.