Naming Opportunities
Donors may make a special gift to name a space in one of the major facilities projects. Read below for descriptions and contact information.
Bolger House
Bolger House, a new admission building, is made possible through a $2.75 million gift from David F. Bolger ’50. Remaining naming opportunities range from $10,000 to $250,000. View construction photos.
- Bolger House major naming opportunities
- For more information about naming opportunities:
- Brian Walsh, senior philanthropic advisor, 413-498-3331
- Make a gift online to support Bolger House
Rhodes Arts Center
Rhodes Arts Center The spectacular Rhodes Arts Center, which opened its doors to students in September 2008, brings students and teachers, artists and audiences together, further strengthening our community and enhancing the educational experience for all. NMH received a lead gift of $5 million for the new arts facility from William R. Rhodes ’53, chairman emeritus of the NMH Board of Trustees. Several spaces, including studios, classrooms, and a few large venues, are available and range from $50,000 to $3 million. View architects' photo gallery.
- Rhodes Arts Center major naming opportunities
- For more information about naming opportunities:
- Allyson Goodwin ’83, chief advancement officer, 413-498-3334
- Susan Mattei, director of capital giving, 413-498-3693
- Make a gift online to support the Rhodes Arts Center
Take a seat in one of the performance venues Members of the NMH community are invited to name a seat in one of the Rhodes Arts Center performance venues: $3,000 for a seat in the 250-seat Raymond Hall or the 225-seat end-stage-theater; $1,500 for portable seating in Heffernon Hall (choral rehearsal) or the dance studio theater.
- Download an order form
- View video showcasing the arts at NMH and hear Hogapella: Take a Seat!
- For more information contact Holly Holloway, executive assistant to Chief Advancement Officer Allyson Goodwin '83, at 413-498-3334
Raymond Hall In recognition of NMH’s historically rich music program and tradition of excellent teaching, the new concert hall is named in honor of former music teacher and choral director Albert R. Raymond and his wife, Virginia B. Raymond, who taught Latin and voice at NMH. Donors may honor the Raymonds by making a gift of any size to the Raymond Hall fund.
Carillon Project Members of the class of 1958 raised $250,000, and they challenge donors to help them raise the $500,000 total necessary to modernize the carillon, formerly housed in Sage Chapel on the Northfield campus for more than half a century, and for its move to the specially designed bell tower in the Rhodes Arts Center.
- See video of the carillon bells' journey to the Rhodes Arts Center. Requires high-speed connection: DSL or cable
- Make a gift online to support the carillon project