The AIGA archives and special collections serve as the memory of the profession, including the voices of more than 18,000 professional designers, educators, and students organized into 75 chapters and 200 campuses in cities across the U.S. As the oldest and largest professional association for design, our portfolio of public programming, research, and archive development dates back to 1914. Your support allows us to safely store, arrange, and describe materials of enduring value; develop and deliver public programs that highlight the history of design and how it works in service to other stories and narratives; and interpret the cultural impact of design on diverse communities. This work is critical to our mission of advancing design as a professional craft, strategic advantage, and vital cultural force, and it reflects a century-long commitment to our membership and the graphic arts and design community.