Every gift counts!
All donations support education and preservation efforts at Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House, "The Home of Little Women" (and so much more!) in Historic Concord, Massachusetts -- one of the most beloved and authentically maintained historic sites in the country for over 100 years. Private contributions enable us to literally keep our doors open so future generations may continue to discover the incredible legacy of the Alcott family and the invaluable life lessons of Little Women.
Donations in Action
Educational Offerings
Educational Offerings
Educational Offerings
Collaboration with Concord Public Schools enhances the study of local history for second graders, provides stewardship projects for high schoolers, and supports cultural exchange initiatives with our Japanese "Sister City," Nanae
Living History
Educational Offerings
Educational Offerings
Highly interactive Living History tours, programs, and special events are lively, enjoyable ways to make the past accessible to intergenerational local, national, and international audiences
Girl Scout Programs
Educational Offerings
Girl Scout Programs
Scout programming not only fulfills badge requirements, but encourages study of the past to enrich the future, and develops awareness of the vital importance of advocating for personal agency and social justice
Adult & Teacher Workshops
Adult & Teacher Workshops
Adult & Teacher Workshops
Adult and teacher education opportunities attract scholars from around the world, keeping the Alcott legacy vibrant and relevant in today's world
Preservation Efforts
Adult & Teacher Workshops
Adult & Teacher Workshops
From repairing a 350-year-old structure to installing innovative climate control technology, Orchard House sustains itself and our planet
Support a Treasured Place
Tax-deductible contributions to Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House are immediately put to good use, funding our efforts to remain open and provide educational offerings that impact visitors of all ages from around the corner as well as across the globe. Your donation therefore sustains us as we endeavor to sustain you and future generations.
Thank you in advance for your kindness and generosity!
In this time of COVID-19, the mission of Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House is funded in part by a CARES Act Grant provided by Mass Humanities, which receives support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and is an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities