Find History Museums Nonprofits and Charities

  jt0903 wrote:

The Battleship New Jersey is the largest battleship ever built and the most decorated battleship in the history of the US Navy. Berthed in Camden, NJ, the New Jersey offers tours, group discounts, events and a nationally recognized overnight program.... more »

  Mrs. White wrote:

This museum is located on the north side of Telluride and is very well thought out and managed. The staff runs the museum to maximize the space available and present artifacts, photos, stories in a manner that makes it fun to hang out and see everything.... more »

  cheryl21 wrote:

As a member of the marketing committee for the Maryland Women's Heritage Center, I have personally been able to work to bring awareness to the Center's mission. In the process, I have also learned about historic women/places that I never knew existed.... more »

  Kari wrote:

Our family is so excited to have the Harbor History Museum in our town. I have taken friends from out of town and my four year old grandson on several occasions. We were amazed at how many interactive exhibits were available. My grandson moved ships,... more »

  Kasprzak wrote:

Home Based Arts has been part of the Miami Valley area education community and community at large-- giving over 350,000 Learning Activity Books to kids. The books, all written to state proficiency standards are interesting and fun for the kids-- what's... more »

  SandraDeeHoffman wrote:

It has been my privilege to work with the U.S. Capitol Historical Society for about 11 years. My work has been via a grant that allows the Society to offer a free day-long tour about the U.S. Constitution to all DC Public and Public Charter School 8th... more »

  Phil Liebman wrote:

The reaction to visiting Museum Village is typically one of either nostalgia or surprise - and often both. Many are among the hundreds of thousands of people who visited the museum on an elementary school field trip - some dating back forty or fifty years... more »

  kennethvknight wrote:

The history and growth of Fort Lauderdale started at the intersection of the New River and Florida East Coast Railroad. The New River Inn was the first hotel in what is now Fort Lauderdale and is the "grand dame" of architecture and Southern charm.... more »

  madbluebird wrote:

The NWMSC exists for one purpose: to educate people about the weather and its influence on our lives. Strategically located in Norman, OK, the Museum represents an optimal alignment between public and private sector, and academic and business resources... more »

  cmtjs wrote:

The Stone Harbor Museum & Maritime Annex tells the story of the past 100+ years of this unique family community in South Jersey. They have wonderful pictures and artifacts on display plus interactive DVD videos. Don't miss seeing this hidden gem! more »

  martin-andresen wrote:

As a retired military officer I fully endorse the Military Heritage Foundation for its efforts in telling the Army's story, one Soldier at a time. Through a variety of educational opportunities for K thru 12, the Foundation is making outstanding strides... more »

  DCinNY wrote:

I grew up spending a few weekend days each year walking the C&O Canal with my folks. Now that I have my own family, I think it's amazing that such a magnificent place exists just 10 minutes from my home. As my wife said the first time she saw Great Falls,... more »

  llj2000 wrote:

After working with hundreds of charities over the last 35 years, this is one that I feel will one day touch and change the lives of millions of children, women and men -- young and old. NWHM works hard to share the missing part of history -- women's... more »

  BeauR504 wrote:

What a great organization! Seems they do a lot of work in the old cemeteries of the city. I enjoyed their tour of St. Louis Cemetery #1. Additionally, I'm happy that my ticket fee goes toward cemetery restoration work. more »

  Emily H.5 wrote:

I frequently visited the Robert Russa Moton Museum, the museum built from the former all-African American high school in Farmville, for community events when I worked as a newspaper reporter. The museum has hosted a number of inclusive and informative... more »

  Kent M wrote:

Based upon my experience with the Historical Society, the organization does the best job of reconnecting our community members with their past. Let me share an example of what I'm talking about. A couple of years ago the society sponsored a... more »

  Block House wrote:

I have been involved with the Fort Pitt Block House since January of 2012 in helping with their fund raising, but as a native Pittsburgher I have known about the Block House for years. I will admit that I didn't truly understand its historical significance... more »

  Capt.James.Knox wrote:

Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum is a great Non profit that helps children all over LA realize their dream. My name is James Knox im 14 years old and I have been in this program for 7 years now. This program has help me with so much things such as school,... more »

  eddie wrote:

Nothing short of phenomenal. The Strand Theatre is beautiful, engaging, and staffed with great, passionate individuals! One of the best small arts theatres around, and a great contributor to Marietta's vibrancy. more »

  rebecca2 wrote:

This place is awesome. I think of it as the secret fun place in the Bay Area. There are free games, pinball, and lots of really cool things to look at. I was pretty impressed by Playland. I am currently trying to get a group of friends to go back with... more »

  sfgray wrote:

Pacific Battleship Center is an outstanding non-profit that operates Battleship Iowa, the only battleship on the West Coast. The organization has grown in a prudent manner since its inception to procure and preserve the battleship, expanding programs... more »

  Writer wrote:

After considering multiple options for volunteer work, I accepted a Board position at the Warren County (Ohio) Historical Society, which has long been a welcoming civic anchor in historic Downtown Lebanon. Why did I choose to support the WCHS? Because... more »

  Scott V.3 wrote:

A great asset to the community. Consistently providing the community with the wonderful history of this small Southcoast town. Provides special events for the community to enjoy throughout the year. Thank you. more »

  Perry Johnson wrote:

Great non-profit if you are looking to donate your time during the summer! Very educational and fun, would recommend it to all my friends. more »

  Alie M. wrote:

CMMS is a great organization that helps promote Cahokia Mounds. They do a wonderful job of helping Cahokia Mounds World Heritage Site by paying for children and adult programming. They help buy land that helps preserve more of this ancient site. more »