National Genealogical Society

The first national genealogical organization, organized in Washington, DC, in 1903, which gave American family history its first national journal and a share in its standards of proof, and which since its 2020 merger with the Federation of Genealogical Societies speaks for local societies as well as for the individual researcher.

3named by National Genealogical Society
26named by peers

Financial profile

National Genealogical Society · EIN 52-0745713 · 501(c)(3)

Fiscal yearTotal revenueContributionsProgram servicesTotal expensesNet assetsYear end
FY2025$1,753,402$189,713$1,328,906$2,478,227$2,225,705Sep 2025
FY2024$2,570,190$946,976$1,404,598$2,170,618$2,950,530Sep 2024
FY2023$1,864,970$286,320$1,423,483$1,657,597$2,200,968Sep 2023
FY2022$1,322,544$73,334$1,096,782$1,612,225$1,900,868Sep 2022
FY2021$2,954,792$1,396,612$1,433,684$1,378,873$2,651,630Sep 2021
FY2020$1,349,817$582,305$639,775$1,475,162$984,012Sep 2020

Figures exactly as reported. A blank cell was blank on the form. The fiscal year links to the filing.

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Peer societies

Five societies National Genealogical Society is read alongside.

Who backs National Genealogical Society

Every company National Genealogical Society names publicly as a supporter, exactly as published. Companies also named by other associations on Sociogene come first.

CompanySupport as publishedAlso named by
Vivid-PixCorporate partnerASAAL
Lively Roots & BranchesFoundation donorOnly National Genealogical Society, so far
NewspaperArchivePublished as NewspaperArchive by StoriedCorporate partnerOnly National Genealogical Society, so far
Sources: 3 published lists, read October 2026

Partnerships and Discounts. Read October 6, 2026. Member benefit partners named on the homepage.

Partnerships to Benefit Your Organization. Read October 6, 2026. Company partners in programs for member societies and organizations.

Thank You 2025 Donors. Read October 6, 2026. Company donors to the 2025 Annual Fund and the Stern-NARA Fund.

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Who backs National Genealogical Society's peers, but not National Genealogical Society

Companies named publicly by at least one of National Genealogical Society's five peer societies, and not found in National Genealogical Society's reviewed public records.

CompanyAPGAASLHPeers
106 GroupCorporate Members1 of 2
Amplifier Experience DesignPublished as Amplifier Experience Design (Steve Boyd-Smith, Principal)Consultant Members1 of 2
BacklogPublished as Backlog (Emma Prince, Principal)Consultant Members1 of 2
Bernstein & AssociatesPublished as Bernstein & Associates (Jan Bernstein, Founder and Managing Director)Consultant Members1 of 2
CatalogItCorporate Associates1 of 2
Collector SystemsCorporate Associates1 of 2
Courtney B. Wilson & Associates ConsultingConsultant Members1 of 2
Every Museum a Civic MuseumPublished as Every Museum a Civic Museum, LLC (Sarah Jencks, Principal)Consultant Members1 of 2
Frank & GloryCorporate Members1 of 2
Glavé & Holmes ArchitecturePublished as Glavé & Holmes Architecture (Steven Blashfield, Principal)Consultant Members1 of 2
LucideaCorporate Associates1 of 2
MonadnockCorporate Members1 of 2
Museum ScanPublished as Museum Scan, LLC. (John Defay, Founder and CEO)Consultant Members1 of 2
Nonprofit WizardsPublished as Nonprofit Wizards (Darren Macfee, Founder)Consultant Members1 of 2
PastPerfect Museum SoftwareCorporate Associates1 of 2
Preservation PathwaysGold Sponsor1 of 2
Prycer ConsultingPublished as Prycer Consulting (Melissa Prycer, Founder)Consultant Members1 of 2
Quatrefoil AssociatesCorporate Members1 of 2
Recollect CMSCorporate Members1 of 2
S.J. Coakley & AssociatesPublished as S.J. Coakley & Associates (Stephanie J. Coakley, Principal)Consultant Members1 of 2
Spainhour ConsultingPublished as Spainhour Consulting (Jaclyn A. Spainhour, Founder)Consultant Members1 of 2
Story + ReasonPublished as Story + Reason (Kate Betz, Principal)Consultant Members1 of 2
The Margin Release GroupPublished as The Margin Release Group (Robbie Stennet, Founder and CEO)Consultant Members1 of 2
The PRD GroupPublished as The PRD Group (William C. Lazenby, Principal)Consultant Members1 of 2
Van Sickle & RolleriPublished as Van Sickle & Rolleri, LLC (Andrea Rolleri, Principal)Consultant Members1 of 2
Wilkening ConsultingPublished as Wilkening Consulting (Susie Wilkening, Principal)Consultant Members1 of 2

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The outside view

The first national genealogical organization, organized in Washington, DC, in 1903, which gave American family history its first national journal and a share in its standards of proof, and which since its 2020 merger with the Federation of Genealogical Societies speaks for local societies as well as for the individual researcher.

  • Consensus
  • Build
  • Inward
  • Operational

Their shape

The Guild

Where mastery is the price of belonging.

The Guild is the keeper of a craft and its standards, where belonging means meeting a real bar. Its gift is depth and trusted expertise, its challenge is opening up to newcomers and new ways.

Also reads toward The Parliament and The Legacy.

Strengths

→Deep loyalty and a strong sense of belonging.
→Standards and credentials carry real weight.
→Expertise and trusted credential in the field.

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