Partners & Sponsors
Help Preserve the Story of
Anabaptists in the Valley
The Trail is a free, community resource connecting the churches, homes, mills, and cemeteries that shaped Anabaptist life in the Shenandoah Valley. Our sponsors keep it online, accurate, and growing.
Founding Sponsor
Proudly Supported By
We're grateful to the organizations helping launch the Trail. Their support underwrites the website, mapping, and ongoing research.
Founding Sponsor • Broadway, VA
Park View Federal Credit Union
A member-owned credit union rooted in the Valley's Anabaptist community since 1969, and a founding sponsor of the Anabaptist Historical Trail.
Our Supporters
Sponsor Wall
Businesses, families, and organizations who make the Trail possible. Logos link to each sponsor's website.
Founding Sponsor
Get Involved
Sponsorship Levels
Every level keeps the Trail free for the public. Suggested annual amounts below. We're glad to tailor recognition to your organization. (Levels pending final approval by the partner organizations.)
Pioneer
- Featured logo on the home page & every landmark page
- Prominent placement on this Sponsors page
- Named recognition on the “About the Partnership” page
- Linked logo to your website
- Recognition in newsletter & at Trail events
Pathfinder
- Logo on the Sponsors page (larger placement)
- Named recognition on the About page
- Linked logo to your website
- Recognition in the newsletter
Wayfarer
- Logo on the Sponsors page
- Linked logo to your website
- Listed in the newsletter
Sojourner
- Name (or “in memory of”) listed on the Sponsors page
- Our sincere thanks & a place in the story
About the Partnership
A Three-Organization Effort
The Trail is a collaboration among Valley heritage organizations. Sponsor gifts may be directed to the partnership as a whole or to a specific partner.
Rocktown History (HRHS)
The Harrisonburg-Rockingham Historical Society stewards the Trail's day-to-day operations and public programs.
Brethren & Mennonite Heritage Center
A full project partner preserving the Brethren and Mennonite story of the Shenandoah Valley, and home to the Trail's founding sponsor recognition.
Shenandoah Valley Mennonite Historians
Since 1993, the volunteer historians and researchers who document and verify each landmark on the Trail.
Join Us
Become a Sponsor
Tell us a little about your organization and we'll follow up with next steps.
Sponsorship Inquiry
No commitment. This just starts the conversation.
We'll reply within a few business days. Your information is used only to follow up about sponsorship.