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"Supporting the publishing program of Wayne State University Press ensures that history will be preserved for all of us and for future generations."
- Mary Lou Zieve, Chairman, WSU Press Board

Detroit’s educational and cultural institutions are essential resources that make our region a great place to live and work.  The Wayne State University Press combines an educational mission with a commitment to publishing and promoting Michigan writers and works of local interest and national importance.  Thank you for your interest in sustaining our region’s nonprofit publisher – a publisher that strives to present remarkable works that do not fit the traditional trade publishing mold.

Donations & Gifts

Become a member of the Press's Circle of Friends. Your membership is tax deductible!

2011 Circle of Friends Membership Benefits

Circle of Friends members receive all benefits at their level and preceding levels.

$25
•  Press Clippings newsletter
•  WSU Press monthly e-newsletter
•  Invitations to Press events

$50
•  10% discount on all Press publications
    
$100
•  30% discount on all Press publications
•  WSU Press tote bag
•  Invitation to Circle of Friends annual donor reception

$250
•  Copy of Picturing Hemingway’s Michigan by Michael Federspiel

$500
•  Signed copies of Boneyards: Detroit Under Ground by Richard Bak and Reimagining Detroit: Opportunities for Redefining an American City by John Gallagher

$1,000    
•  Collection of acclaimed Made in Michigan Writers Series titles including National Book Award finalist American Salvage by Bonnie Jo Campbell
    
$2,500
•  Supporter recognition in a forthcoming book of your choice

$5,000
•  Personal library books from the series of your choice

Click here to make a gift online.

Or, you may mail a gift to: Wayne State University Press, Leonard N. Simons Building, 4809 Woodward, Detroit, MI 48201-1309.

Many thanks from the staff and authors of Wayne State University Press.

Series Endowments

The Press is actively building series endowments in the areas of Jewish Studies, African American Life, Great Lakes Books, Film and Television Studies, and Made in Michigan Writers. If you are interested in supporting a specific series, please contact Kate Baker, Director of Development, at (313) 577-6130 or katebaker@wayne.edu.