Support the Champ Clark House
The Champ Clark House depends on the generosity of our members, donors, and volunteers to preserve an important piece of Missouri’s political history. Your support helps us protect the legacy of Speaker of the House Champ Clark and celebrate the contributions of other influential leaders from Northeast Missouri.
Whether you choose to become a member, make a donation, volunteer your time, or share historical artifacts, every contribution helps ensure this history is preserved for future generations.
We Are Always Looking for Historical Artifacts
Do you own letters, photographs, campaign memorabilia, documents, or other items connected to Champ Clark or Northeast Missouri’s political history? We would love to hear from you. Donations or information about these items help us expand and preserve our historical collections.
Champ Clark Scholarship
Each year, the Champ Clark House proudly awards the Speaker Champ Clark Scholarship to recognize and encourage outstanding students while honoring the legacy of one of Missouri’s most distinguished public servants.
Become a Member
Membership is one of the best ways to support our mission. By becoming a member, you join a community dedicated to preserving the historic Champ Clark House and sharing the stories of Champ Clark, his family, and the political leaders who helped shape our region and nation.
Donate or Volunteer
Every gift—large or small—makes a meaningful difference. Financial contributions help fund preservation efforts, educational programming, museum operations, and special events. Volunteers also play a vital role in keeping the Champ Clark House thriving.
Donations can be made online or may be mailed to:
Champ Clark House
c/o Honey Shuck
P.O. Box 162
Bowling Green, MO 63334
For more information or to learn how you can help, please call:
573-470-6007 or 573-470-4750
A Registered Nonprofit
The Champ Clark House is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your tax-deductible contributions directly support our mission of preserving history, educating the public, and honoring the enduring legacy of Champ Clark and Northeast Missouri’s political heritage.