Ask a roomful of teenagers who built the iPhone they’re holding, and most will shrug. They can’t name the inventor. They can’t picture the garage, the failed first attempt, the wager that a family made on an idea nobody else believed in. 

When we stop telling these stories, an entire generation grows up ignorant of the giants whose shoulders we stand on today.

At this cultural crossroads, that story is at risk of going untold. Young people are told the path is closed, that success requires permission, that risk isn’t worth taking. 

We believe the cure is a place where they can see, touch, and live the story of American entrepreneurship for themselves.

Hall of Giants is an immersive, interactive experience where visitors step into the entrepreneurial journey instead of reading about it. Walk into the garage where it started. Ride the arc from the workbench to the bell at the Nasdaq. Meet the giants who built household names, and meet the local giants who built something just as meaningful, closer to home.

I am personally inviting you to join me in supporting Hall of Giants. This is a new museum that our country desperately needs right now. Many of our institutions, like the Smithsonian, have gone down a disturbing path.

As a special offer today, if you donate $50 or more, you will receive free admittance to the Hall of Giants during our opening month. 

Please make your gift today of $10, $35, $50, $100, $250, or even become a Founding Giant at $5,000.

Hall of Giants is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and every gift is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. 

Whether it’s your first gift to this cause or your fiftieth to something like it, your gift becomes part of the reason this institution exists.

Let’s build something that can tell the story of American entrepreneurship for generations to come.