Built in 2007 at the entrance to ARRL Headquarters, The Diamond Terrace at ARRL  offers radio amateurs an opportunity for permanent recognition at ARRL Headquarters as annual Diamond Club donors.

With nearly 700 inscribed bricks and six granite benches in place The Diamond Terrace is located at one of Amateur Radio's most popular destinations - ARRL Headquarters in Newington CT, site of W1AW, the Hiram Percy Maxim Memorial Station and Headquarters of the International Amateur Radio Union. The Diamond Terrace is at the entrance to the Headquarters Building, near other memorials at ARRL.

The Diamond Terrace recognizes donors who wish to honor their own call sign or the call sign of a family member, Elmer, club or mentor. Clubs, families, friends and other Amateur Radio organizations are welcome to participate to honor accomplishments and special occasions.

The Diamond Terrace at ARRL is part of the annual giving program, The ARRL Diamond Club, that invites annual contributions to provide financial support for programs not supported by member dues. Enrollment in the Diamond Club includes all the benefits of ARRL membership including the popular ARRL monthly magazine, QST.  Join the ARRL Diamond Club today and place a brick in the Diamond Terrace.

SPECIAL NOTE FOR MEMORIAL GIFTS: For individuals or clubs that wish make a one-time contribution to place a brick in the Diamond Terrace as a memorial to a Silent Key, friend or family member, please complete the ARRL Donation Form. Please use the "Additional Comments" section to let us know that yours is a contribution to the Diamond Club, to provide information for the brick inscription, to advise if you would like a Lucite replica and for the name and address of those who should be notified of your contribution.