Community Membership Protocols and Guidelines
Thank you for your interest in the Strategic Air Command and Aerospace (SAC) Museum’s Community Organization Membership.
SAC’s Community Membership Program provides eligible organizations* unlimited group admission for one year during regular business hours for up to 10+ people – including staff – each visit. This cost-effective option is an alternative to purchasing group admission for organizations that seek to enrich the daily lives of their residents or program participants. Eligible organizations can purchase multiple memberships if they wish to bring in additional guests.
The organization will receive two physical membership cards. If your organization has multiple locations, please contact the museum for additional needs. Staff are required to have either a membership card or proof of employment. Memberships may be used for general admission during public museum hours. It may not be used to receive discounts on special events, camps, gift shops, or other general membership benefits.
This membership is valid only for the Organization’s group admission. Utilizing this program to gain admission to the SAC Aerospace Museum for friends and family members is strictly prohibited.
Organizational memberships DO NOT qualify for reciprocal benefits with the Association of Science and Technology Centers (ASTC) or National Association of Reciprocal Museums (NARM).
The museum reserves the right to alter the program for any reason at any time.
*Eligible organizations must fall under the category of "community support organizations" and include, but are not limited to: developmental centers, group homes, senior care assisted living or skilled-nursing facilities, daycare centers, family support programs, or other qualifying organizations/programs.
To inquire about eligibility or enrollment, please reach out to Membership Coordinator, Mary Slater at mslater@sacmuseum.org or call 402.944.3068 for more information and an application.
+ If an organization exceeds the permitted number of guests, some or all members of the group may be denied admission or asked to leave the Museum. If violations continue, the Museum reserves the right, at its discretion, to revoke membership privileges without refund.