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  wickilyn wrote:

what an awesome place learning about bears and how to live with them in peace, I used to be terribly afraid of black bears but have found out they are really gentle creayures who's lives are ruled by fear and hunger, Dr. Lynn Rogers and Sue Mansfield... more »

  PatMek wrote:

The Southern Heritage Air Foundation and Museum is a unique place that brings history to life through their WWII and Vintage aircraft that still fly, features local and regional WWII Veterans and their stories, offers a rides program in their planes,... more »

  azrussian1 wrote:

I am working for S H I E L D from 2002, and from that time has helped hundreds families to resolve their issues, and to get out of the Domestic Violence situation. My desire to help based on my own hard experience of Domestic Violence in the family, and... more »

  Mr. Super Pinball wrote:

This place is great! They have very old pinball machines and new ones as well. I love how each machine has a placard with a bio about who made it and when, plus other cool info. There's always something neat to learn about there. The see through clear... 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 »

  Antonia Bondarenko wrote:

My family owns a second home in a small town called Walsenburg in Southeastern Colorado. The town is located on the I-25 corridor and lies at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains on the prairie or "High Plains." The town was once a thriving commercial... more »

  RichieAndler wrote:

The Museum team of professionals and volunteers works miracles with a very tight budget and very small space. The exhibitions that have been created over the years are absolutely first class. The Museum could not do what it does without the energy and... more »

  BlueIris1320 wrote:

This was my first volunteer experience. I started volunteering in the middle of the pandemic. As a volunteer, I went around regularly during my shifts to clean and sanitize the museum to make sure the guests and ourselves were safe and healthy.I volunteered... more »

  Carlos G. wrote:

Volunteering with this nonprofit organization has been a eye opening experience for me. I've never truly considered all the many people in need living in my community. I've witnessed the struggle that many of the clients have had to fight through to get... more »

  Bill Maune wrote:

I am a member of the WWII Legacy Foundation. This is a wonderful organization that keeps people informed about what our Greatest Generation heros have done. Below are links to videos a few examples77th and 76th Anniversary Of The Battle Of Iwo... more »

  SierraCL wrote:

I can't speak highly enough about The Radiant Peace Foundation International and its many programs dedicated to inspiring and promoting Radiant Peace around the world. I have been a volunteer for this professional organization for over 20 years, and... more »

  Historyworker wrote:

After over two years of fund raising the Eagle River Historical Society took a big step and purchased a site to renovate for a new, and primary, museum. The Society will retain a smaller museum as a specialized railroad and commercial display site. ... more »

  TommyT613 wrote:

This organization does an amazing job of serving Jewish communities -- especially isolated Jewish communities -- all over the South. They are committed to documenting and honoring the Southern Jewish experience, to providing rabbinic support to geographically... more »

  mariyamsacredearth wrote:

Our organization Sacred Earth Network (SEN) - www.sacredearthnetwork.org - has been working with Tierra Sagrada/The Sacred Earth Foundation since 2008. The similarity in the names of our organizations are similarities in spirit, but they are coincidental.... more »

  linda3 wrote:

As a life-long Arizona resident I have always enjoyed visiting the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona. The Heard offers the local community as well as visitors from around the world insight into the culture and lifestyles of indigenous peoples. The long-term... more »

  kathans wrote:

I have been involved with Davies for years and their dedication and love of local history is amazing! A truly great group to work with and always something new to learn or see. more »

  bob16 wrote:

The Future of Flight stimulates the imagination of young people. Here kids learn how to think. As it becomes more accepted with the local school districts and as more exhibits are completed, I believe the attendance will increase further. more »

  Little Italy SJ wrote:

Little Italy San Jose has been working hard to restore the original Italian settlement in San Jose. Some of our main accomplishments are the tremendous amount ok In Kind and monetary donations we received to build an Italian Cultural center/Museum and... 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 »

  veroa wrote:

Many people think that art and cultural experiences are only for those who can afford them. And sometimes, some communities don't have access to these nearby. Artrain's mission is to bring these experiences to every community. The exhibits are mobile... more »

  menontherise wrote:

COSACOSA came into my community to listen and help us achieve our dreams of beautifying the neighborhood by cleaning up an old vacant lot. Personally, I didn't expect to learn how to make art or to garden but I did. And I also learned alot about my... more »

  johnniewalden wrote:

Wonderful nonprofit that has shifted to be inclusive to all. The programs are affordable and their mission is obvious. more »

  Bienxanh wrote:

Thank you VHM for all working you did in the past, present and future. I am very appreciated and hope to keep continue to work with you as a long term member.Heidi Duyhai more »

  waclaw wrote:

what a wonderful family I bring a client there once a week to volunteer we make feed bags for the animals and have lunchthen enjoy walking around to visit the animals Joan Lupa is an amazing womanand so is the lovely lady at the front counter.Thank... more »

  stallahassee wrote:

I love this place! It is about 50 wooded acres of beauty and serenity right next to a national forest and chain of lakes. There are historic buildings that show life in Florida's Big Bend for the past century and a half and a natural habitat zoo with... more »

  f3red wrote:

Historic Wendover Airfield, Inc., is working to preserve the facilities where many WWII combat units trained - including my Father's 384th Bomb Group and the atomic bombers of the 509th Composite Group (and many others) - with the intention of educating... more »

  melissa41 wrote:

The Please Touch Museum is a wonderful place where little minds go to explore, learn and play. It is filled with magical experiences. My children spend hours learning while they "food shop", "drive" a real car, "ride" a real bus, learn about levies, canals... more »

  pkuryla wrote:

For 26 years the Military Women’s Memorial has stood at the entrance to Arlington National Cemetery as a powerful and visible means to honor the more than 3 million women that have defended America for the past 248 years. more »

  NMAC wrote:

Music makes people feel good. And, museums archive and preserve the past so we remember those who went before us and their achievements and history. The Houston Blues Museum is on its way to achieving a proper home to honor he music and blues artists... more »

  joyfullybea wrote:

I am writing this because I think people should be warned. VisArts is a poorly run organization, and if you are thinking of applying for a job there, think again. he board is inactive except for a few people who are extremely hard... more »

  lewissmith wrote:

I am a retired CPA and operate the Thomson - McDuffie Museum as a volunteer. My Board happily agreed that I should donate a little of my personal time and energy in helping in my small way to get the Augusta Jewish Museum up and running. I have attended... more »

  toonseum wrote:

The ToonSeum is a new gallery within the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh. The are just starting the non-profit process with the hopes of opening a seperate museum of cartoon art in Pittsburgh. The gallery they have now is small but they have a great... more »

  www111 wrote:

The Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center tells the story of the greatest Land Run of all mankind and the history of its pioneers. It is Smithstonian quality and exciting and fun to visit. My grandparents who made the run on that hol day, September... more »

  Kent Karosen wrote:

Having been a trustee for 18 years, I have seen significant growth in all areas of the museum including exhibits, overall maintenance of the ship itself, and internal control improvements. Specifically, the museum has honed its overall mission of honoring... more »

  lachascona wrote:

Years ago I attended an exhibit here and was blown away by the quality of artwork. The museum is small, but the exhibit I saw was truly breath-taking. The people who run this museum are very passionate about what they do, progressive minded and committed... more »

  horology wrote:

The National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors is Americas preeminent not-for-profit educational organisation dedicated to encourage and stimulate interest in the Art and Science of Horology, i.e. the subject of Timekeepers (Clocks and Watches)... more »

  Marian Middle School wrote:

My name is Christy Toben and I serve as principal of Marian Middle School (www.mms-stl.org). Our mission is to serve young women (grades 5-8) whose families couldn't other access faith-based, high quality education. We've worked with the Peace Museum... more »

  Marcia P. wrote:

As the descendant of both family members who perished and survived, it is important to me that the story of the Eastland not be lost. For almost a century it was the largest loss of life in a disaster in the U.S., but certainly not recognized for its... more »

  samthe dog wrote:

The Jenney Grist Mill is a wonderful example of making history come to life. Our Pennsylvania school district takes 8th graders to Plymouth/Boston every year and the Grist Mill is one of our highlights. The miller, Leo, has a great grasp of colonial... more »

  VolunIL wrote:

The culture is not exactly respectful, and you need thick skin if you volunteer; thicker if you're paid staff. It would really help this organization to get a Code of Conduct, and then have it enforced somehow. With a revolving-door in place, this is... more »

  Margaret wrote:

Access to some of the world's most incredible art institutions is not always made possible to low income families, in particular young children in NYC. Cool Cuture addresses this issue as an social justice advocate, providing activities, materials, curriculum,... more »

  Allen D. wrote:

I've been a member of The Little Nature Museum for close to 50 years, and have watched it grow and mature under Sandy Martin's guiding hand. When I first saw the Museum, it was located in Sandy's bedroom in her parents home in Massachusetts. She has... more »

  tertiushand wrote:

I was raised an evolutionist as if it were the only theory. I studied it in school, was accepted in my household. I never even considered questioning it until I read one of Dr. Morris's books.I was 17 years old when I first started questioning... more »

  stacy.greene36 wrote:

The Museum just hired a new VP of marketing who admittedly lied about her Academic Credentials, stating that she had a BA in Biology from Edison Community College, and who also lied about her work experience from 1999 to 2009. You would think that... more »

  WMsmith wrote:

The AAAPF group is a place where mysterious artifacts and the presence of man in America before Columbus can be studied and the barrier between academics and diffusion-est is broken down. The web page and annual conferences are like a living library where... more »

  Fran L wrote:

I am a long time donor to this K-12 school and have found it to be an excellent resource for the Pine Ridge Reservation, where there is 89% unemployment and 6 in 10 live in poverty. Not only do students receive an outstanding education (has the highest... more »

  M. Moore of Boston wrote:

The Auto Museum recently sponsored European motorcycle day (9-13-2009). The event was over-promoted and closed off at about noon. Throughout Sunday morning hundreds of motorcycles flooded the residential neighborhoods surrounding the Auto Museum creating... more »

  Leander S. B. wrote:

Um... what does this group actually do besides suck money out of philanthropy to pay for their own online play pen? Utter rubbish. more »

  JAH1 wrote:

Wonderful museum located six miles from the Penn Satte University. The current exhibits tell the story of the Commonwealth in conflict in the 20th century with the theme "Tactics and Logistics of Warfare." Nearly every artifact has a Pennsylvania provenance.... more »

  david14 wrote:

when i was first contacted back in 2006, and was showed all the things that was going to happen to the Sara. I said this was a good thing, and i still do. But sense i live so far away there is not much i can do except donate to this good cause, and hope... more »

  aubreeismyname wrote:

I just received my degree in anthropology and I must say, the Museum of Man was a very useful tool when I needed some outside resources. Placards are helpful & easy to understand, but most of all informative! All the staff are very knowledgable and friendly.... more »

  Mark T.4 wrote:

A symbol of Mississippi's pride and ambition for the future. What a wonderful story to share with the world. more »

  myrnawalton wrote:

This is a small jewel of a museum. Their exhibits of craft and folk art are focused on areas often missed by larger museums. The folk art shows feature items from all over the world, from Chinese slippers to Brazilian statues. The intimate size of the... more »

  rhgarrett wrote:

This railroad museum has two locations: La Mesa (depot & equipment display) & Campo (operating railroad with scheduled train rides). At Campo the public has access to a railroad (San Diego and Arizona) that was built by John D. Spreckles, "Mr. San Diego"... more »

  hjsienkie wrote:

A wonderfully intimate organization that directly supports the entire spectrum of the DC arts community - literary, performing, media. It is a hidden gem within DC, providing a creative space and a great venue more »

  Geoff G wrote:

I visit the office weekly always to find the staff hard at work assisting those researching local and personal family histories, preparing for a guided tour, planning the next public speaking program, Rural Heritage Days events and more. I have attended... more »

  interestedparty wrote:

I have been a past member - but will not join again. I am afraid this organization has become nothing more than a trade show company. It appears that all their efforts now evolve around the coin shows they sponsor around the country. If you are a... more »

  alexgarciafineart wrote:

I remember as a child in High School visiting the museum and seeing Night Sleepers for the first time. I was so mesmerized as I listened to the tour guide say that the work was done with egg tempera. In my mind all I heard was eggs. I thought wow Andrew... more »

  kc0esl wrote:

The Big Bend Railroad Club is the oldest model railroad club in the St. Louis area and has proudly served the public and its members since their beginning in 1938. As a popular local attraction, they became owners of one of the few remaining railroad... more »

  scott15 wrote:

This is a fabulous art museum (actually its name changed from Desert Museum to Palm Springs Art Museum in 2005)featuring modern and contemporary art, Western Art, photography, contemporary glass art, architecture and design. The building's mid-century... more »

  Heather wrote:

I would like to thank you for the educational content that I found on your page. I am a homeschooler parent of a child with moderate Autism. We recently began our government unit. However, my educational goal in beginning this unit is to share the... more »

  ____670 wrote:

The Gardner Historical Museum is a wonderful example of how a community can work together to educate and preserve history for future generation. The Museum has a working board of 12, with no paid employees. 2012 marks the 10th Anniversary of the Museum.... more »

  w_65_j wrote:

I've heard good things about CDC-Foundation. But having a CEO with a salary of $300,000 makes me not want to donate. There are other good causes, including in the health field, that pay a salary that is not double the average doctor's. more »

  pkb wrote:

A very good display for such a small museum, knowledgeable docents enrich the experience. Respectful use of donated materials. Good recognition of all Veterans. more »

  johnnyde wrote:

Brought a couple of old trains I found while cleaning out my dad's attic to donate. John (the founder) told it was worth $20 but then told me if I paid him $40 cash he would give a receipt for $250. Just wanted to see my late Dad's things go to use. Felt... more »

  mary wrote:

Spencer-Penn Centre was formed in 2004 when the former school was closed due to consolidation. The band of former students, community residents and others formed a private nonprofit corporation and bought the property. Since then the building has been... more »

  kathe42 wrote:

Being able to volunteer at America's Car Museum is one of my life's pleasures. I have been a car nut my entire 70+ years, and find it wonderful to be surrounded by this piece of Automotive history while working my shifts at ACM. Our Volunteer... more »

  miniaturemom wrote:

DMMDT has been my charity of choice for over 10 years. I have never been involved with a harder working group of professionals and volunteers. Many of the volunteers have collections of their own and are always at the ready with advice and recommendations... more »

  johng2 wrote:

I've visited IMAS many times and just love the exhibits and the staff! Special items of interest are Science on a Sphere and the star parties they have from time to time. The city needs a robust and dynamic museum and IMAS fits the bill. more »

  cdrundles wrote:

The Wheels Museum was such a surprise: I had never heard of it and rarely drove anywhere near the railyards as it is south of downtown--I had no reason to go there. A friend found out about it, so we visited. It is so full of history and historical items!... more »

  xiongleia0 wrote:

Hello, my name is Xiong Leia  , and I was able to get my funds refunded from a very shady asset manager. Last year, I put all of my life savings into cryptocurrency, but I was compromised in the process, which ruined my entire life. I used  George... more »

  katie wrote:

Love this museum! My kids love the toddler room where they can play and learn with water, use the children's slide, play on a firetruck, in a playhouse and with all sorts of puzzles. They also love the third floor of the museum where they can dance... more »

  rail wrote:

The museum is growing and improving its exhibits and festivals. I like watching the museum improve and tell the story of railroading through videos and photographs. more »

  gwfirstinflight wrote:

Connecticut Aeronautical Historical Association is NOT transparent. CAHA misrepresents aviation history and its own history in documenting witnesses to the flights of Gustave Whitehead. Learn more about this and view a YouTube of its founder and president,... more »

  Buz M. wrote:

WRCNU is the only wildlife rehabilitation center in Northern Utah and the largest Center in the state. They are federally and state licensed as required by law to treat, care for and then release wildlife back into the wild. As of October 2019, they... more »

  L-Day wrote:

Hello!I’m one of about seven regular volunteers ― all unpaid ― at the “History House” (Cayuga-Owasco Lakes Historical Society) in Moravia. Located at 14 West Cayuga Street, our 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization was started in 1966 to serve... more »

  jackiecamborde wrote:

There is really no way to fully describe 2020. Never in any of our lifetimes have we had such a strange, isolated and distant year. El Rancho de las Golondrinas was closed until September, and all our usual festival weekends and other special events were... more »

  blkdrgn wrote:

Way over priced and too short. The animals that should be showcased should be related to the OCEAN and the river walk theme is rediculous! more »

  omaforfour wrote:

This museum offers educational and cultural instruction of granite quarrying which began in the Sate of Maine as early as 1840 and is ongoing tody. The museum works to collect and preserve any type of material perttaining to this industry. It houses hundreds... more »

  transparency wrote:

I was very disappointed to learn that this org. funds smaller shell org.s whose roles involve spraying the fragile Hudson river marshes with herbicides. One of the shell org.s , the "Palisades Interstate Park League Of Naturalists" or "PIPLON", solicits... more »

  Curator17 wrote:

Project MEAC is a regional non-profit conservation studio providing services to individuals, businesses, collecting institutions and government entities. This nonprofit lab strives to conserve art at reasonable rates and to educate youth about careers... more »

  dandresmart wrote:

They lost their nonprofit status and are scrambling to get it back. This means they may give you a receipt for a donation but the IRS won’t recognize it on your tax return. more »

  barbjanuszkiewicz wrote:

This is one of the finest organizations we have today in us. not only an incredible museum but their mission is to support jazz education and appreciation and to foster a better understanding of jazz from our past to our present and the future. this is... more »

  S. Francour wrote:

I love this museum! I discovered it when I first moved to San Diego and have been active as a member and volunteer ever since. I really enjoy world art and crafts and good museums, and find this one a real jewel. I think the staff is terrific, the setting... more »

  Trailsguy wrote:

Simply a great proactive non profit helping the High Bridge Community. Small towns sorely need proactive organizations such as this. more »

  Hillary_H wrote:

Girlhood - Important to Me and to the Worldwww.girlmuseum.orgGirl Museum is a wonderful organization that I have proudly volunteered with for over 3 years. This nonprofit organization is a completely virtual museum that can be accessed online... more »

  J.dax wrote:

This is a gallery that calls themselves a museum. Not worth your time. The "director" Denise is not friendly and not worth your time or money. more »

  dotw wrote:

The Gala Fundraiser for the Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre in Grand Lake was over and we’d “won”—a three-night stay in Cody, WY and tickets to some of the events at the September 2011 Rendezvous Royale! We were excited. With grandchildren in... more »

  ehmannv wrote:

I mailed a check for membership this spring. I was quite surprised to have the check returned to me with no explanation. more »

  teetee1982 wrote:

Good Afternoon. My name is Tyshondra Barnes. l will no longer will be doing business with Newberry Library l had an event last week and l paid them some money in addition. l have the written contract. l get there and the staff member that works... more »

  Edith Griffin wrote:

This museum offers fabulous educational programs for school children and for adults, and is housed in historic buildings on Boston's Beacon Hill. One of their buildings is the oldest extant black church in America, the 1806 African Meeting House, a brick... more »

  rick-steger wrote:

I learned about the Potosi Brewery from a friend who is from the Potosi area and vaguely remembered some of my old Potosi Beer Cans, which caught my attention. I was then invited to a fund raiser for the foundation, and found that the people behind it,... more »

  bixby wrote:

I've been a volunteer and member at the Aquarium of the Pacific for 14 years, and each time I walk in, it feels like a brand new experience. I look for what's been changed or added, or something I may have missed before. With so many exhibits, there’s... more »

  Ginger_L wrote:

I was able to give an animal rescue group $10,000. I had read about all of the rescue work they do and how expensive it is to run. The $10,000.00 likely only fed a few animals, but it was worth it. My hope was to help the rescued animals have enrichment... more »

  marcdoxanas wrote:

Phenomenal family empowerment program. Taught our family how to recognize dangerous situations and individuals that may want to harm us. We all learned the ten tricks that predators use to abduct children. It was done in a non-threatening magical environment.... more »

  kbalme60 wrote:

The Old Methodist Church Museum of Daphne will preserve the heritage of the citizens of Daphne through the collection and exhibition of records, artifacts, photographs and other memorabilia, which portray the history and evolution of the city from its... more »

  brenda-o wrote:

Being an area resident for many years, I have to say that this organization is one of the best I have seen. I travel the country and visit local museums whenever I can. They are a 100% volunteer group and not subsidized by any City or Corporation so... more »

  Stacy Harris wrote:

The Country Music Foundation has sold Charity Navigator a bill of goods. While supposedly "The mission of the CMF is to identify and preserve the evolving history and traditions of country music and to educate its audiences," nothing could be... more »

  Hidde wrote:

My children and I love this facility! Always clean, and always something engaging going on. more »

  jmandy wrote:

What a wonderful learning environment for kids! There are many indoor exhibits - painting on glass, building toys, a grain elevator, career exhibits and a magnificent outdoor area that includes tricycles, a stream and pond, a music garden, plus many... more »

  curatorWT wrote:

Wyverns Trove museum and gift shop supports local artists and craftspeople in Columbus, Wisconsin by providing a place to display and sell their work for a small commission as well as providing histrical resources and information in the museum. Some... more »

  BigSportsFan wrote:

The Most Awesome museum I have ever been to! The spinning top factory is amazing! You must go see this exhibit if you are there! My favorite place to go when I am in the Windy City! It is not inexpensive to go to this museum but it is definitely... more »

  philippians wrote:

On March 28, 2019 we had good fortune to visit the Ashland Museum. It was a pleasure to learn about the exciting history of Ashland. The guide was exceedingly knowledgeable and remarkably generous with her time. We deeply appreciate the time and effort... more »

  Debbie B.8 wrote:

I have been involved with the Mai Wah museum for over 20years and couldn't be prouder of the progress this volunteer driven organization has made. Located in the heart of Uptown Butte at the center of the historic Chinatown, MWS owns the Wah Chong... more »

  Tina Millican wrote:

Just want to say I love their mission to put a portait of George Washington in every school. I remember his portrait when I was a child and am amazed that we no longer have his picture in all our schools. Our children need to be taught who the father... more »

  Rabiah S. wrote:

I find maccallum more gardens snd museum a hidden treasure in chase city.the gardens are lovely and the museum has some amazing features.I also love the fact that they feature local, regional and national artist in the museum gallery!! A great way to... more »

  walden333 wrote:

NEMBA is a great group of people dedicated to building, maintaining, and getting people out on offroad trails. There are always an assortment of rides and cycling events they put on to help riders connect with other riders and see trails and areas that... more »

  robertehyman wrote:

Not really sure what this group is up to...I contacted them to see what the status of their recovery expedition was but could not get any answers. Their web site and Facebook page have now been taken down. It appears that the group has had one fundraising... more »

  Mj H. wrote:

The Albuquerque Society of HO Module Engineers (known as ASHOME) is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization that promotes the general interest in trains and the hobby of model railroading. more »

  Rick234 wrote:

The History News Network is the only website primarily featuring commentary by historians on current events. The site's mission is to help put current events into historical perspective. Given how public opinion is shaped today, whipsawed emotionally... more »

  marion2 wrote:

The National Musum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs, New York, is sacred space. The space itslf is beautifully-designed and maintained. The exhibits are fascinating, elegant and important. This is THE only museum dedicated to American... more »

  ConcernDonor wrote:

Recently attended a class with friends and found the staff very attentive to the visitors. Such pride was evident when any questions were posed and answered promptly. Definitely will visit this Museum again. more »

  Doocs wrote:

After having lost connection with the museum for a period of time, upon reconnection I was very pleased with just about everything about it - especially, it's aura - I experienced a welcoming feeling, a sense of belonging - it was as if my ancestors had... more »

  myy247365 wrote:

I've been supporting this organization for years and fully support their mission and goals.They provide not only a physical museum in Los Angeles , but have touring educational displays to bring the story of Japanese Americans to areas of the US.The... more »

  lovethe916 wrote:

I had a great visit to the California Automobile Museum (I think the Foundation is the actual nonprofit entity, but the Museum is what you actually experience). There are cars from the early 1900s like a REO and a Dodge Brothers car to the beautiful... more »

  leeannhartley wrote:

Fascinating, love it every time I come. Grounds are decent, building is in good shape, exhibits are organized. more »

  allowance wrote:

I dearly do appreciate and acknowledge the support of this organization. It has really done alot of things for our people like educating the poor children, helping to build pit latrines, classrooms a providing money to buy food for the hungry during covid... more »

  markmillerk2 wrote:

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  gdepollo wrote:

On Saturday March 19, 2011 I was priveleged to receive an invitation to visit the Kregel Windmill Museum. Although not officially open for tours a special private inspection was made possible and it was a highlight of my visit to Nebraska City, Nebraska.... more »

  mmm345 wrote:

The Mountaineer Military Museum, located at 345 Center Avenue in Weston, WV... was founded on a "PROMISE" made by the Museum's owner at the graveside of his best friend lost during the Vietnam War. As a pall-bearer, he said, "I PROMISE that I'll never... more »

  leeannhartley wrote:

Yuck. We've visited this museum several times over the past 6 or 7 years... when it's open. Most of the time they are just open by appointment so I don't bother. Every time I have made it inside, it's been filthy, bugs crawling everywhere, mouse crap... more »

  joboepple wrote:

The Museum is one of the bright spots in uptown Edwardsburg. It is a jewel on Main Street. The Musuem contains a complete history of the area with many pictures and artifacts. Periodic special displays highlight parts of its historical background. ... more »

  LV112 wrote:

The U.S. Lightship Museum (USLM) owns Nantucket Lightship/LV-112, a National Historic Landmark and National Treasure. I applaud their perseverance and challenging efforts for helping to rescue a very important historic United States maritime treasure.... more »

  Joy J.1 wrote:

I started volunteering here during Covid, and I can honestly say that the community here is amazing. You come in expecting to be giving of yourself as a volunteer but you get so much more back in return. Hands down the most magical place in Albany,... more »

  Alice43 wrote:

The Pavek Museum is a huge collection of equipment from throughout the history of radio and TV broadcasting. I first discovered it about seven or eight years ago and have been back several times since, with out-of-town visitors in tow. The museum runs... more »

  Trail Runner wrote:

ATRA's mission is to represent and promote trail and mountain running. With just one part-time staff member, the organization has a broad range of programs and publications. The signature piece is their online calendar of events. more »

  Leo_2 wrote:

I think it's a great little museum (it's actually physically huge, as much it outdoors). In contrast with many modern large museums, there is not so much professionalism and slickness, but rather lot's of love. This flows from the enormous amount of... more »

  Roger35 wrote:

As a member of the Kauai Veterans, I'm so extremely proud that we have our own museum that has some of the best a military displays a Museum has to offer. Please come in Monday-Friday 1000-1400 hrs, with special tours and after hours engagements. ... more »

  jekrb wrote:

As Co-Chair to the Party in the Park held annually in September, we have raised funds to support our program IGNITE which helps students in San Diego develop skills that will give them the opportunity to work in the automotive field. The exhibits that... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a museum that underscores the lives and achievements of a group of students who had very little, but accomplished a lot. It wants the youth of today to realize that there are no excuses - just do it! It is very interesting to see report... more »

  usscm wrote:

A few weeks ago my Wife and I brought three of our Grandsons to the Freedom Trail. Like far too many locals, the boys had never been on it. By the time we reached your museum we were all a bit exhausted but I am so glad we took the time to go in! I have... more »

  Cycle-Re-Cycle wrote:

Wonderful old home filled with a variety of interesting artifacts and items relating to Benton Harbor, St Joseph and The surround area history. They various host events and tours about Benton Harbor & St Joseph Michigan. more »

  mjp23 wrote:

This museum is great! And it's open on Christmas. :)It's a little small, but with a wealth of objects and photos. There are menorahs, mezuzim, and other ceremonial objects (many from the "Old Country"), as well as photographs of Jewish Immigrant families.... more »

  wallycampbell wrote:

Help restore the Historic Litchfield Train Depot. Built in 1928 and originally owned by Southern Pacific Railroad , is a 2000 square foot Spanish electic-style depot. In the 40's and 50's, the depot was used as an entertainment center where families... more »

  CandiCombs wrote:

The SGMA is a wonderful opportunity for visitors to learn of the rich heritage of Gospel Music. Everyone should visit the Hall of Fame at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, TN more »

  lestermk1976 wrote:

I have been volunteering for this organization for some time now. See, at first, it was thought that since we are official registered non-profit 501(c)3 and all, that we would be privy to government funds and grants and such and receive these funds relatively... more »

  ClassicToys20 wrote:

Was very excited to see many of my favorite childhood characters. My children really enjoyed the onsite visit along with educational programs provided. A great way to connect families and community. more »

  cindy2 wrote:

I am pleased to be a member and volunteer at Planes of Fame. I have been involved with the Museum for 16 years . My involvement has ranged from computer work to helping manage a wonderful volunteer organization. My work with Planes of Fame has provided... more »

  michael kramer wrote:

The South Street Seaport Museum under the dynamic new leadership of the Museum of the City of New York has made a fast turn-around. Funding efforts are now underway to preserve and maintain the fleet of historic ships. more »

  JAJohnosn wrote:

The Swedish American Museum hires numerous part time employees as contractors, most notably in the children's museum and programs, in order to save money and avoid paying associated payroll taxes. These employees are not listed on the 990. The "contractor"... more »

  Denarrow wrote:

The museum is pretty outdated and not very professionally arranged, but it is small and just a little local place so that is to be expected, I suppose. I wouldn't send friends to it. The lady who seems to be the director was abrupt and not very friendly... more »

  Martha Graham wrote:

I have been on BCM's board since 1989 - far longer than my involvement with any other nonprofit organization. The reason? BCM, the world's first ever museum created expressly for children, is a touchstone in the world of children's museums. It has... more »

  GretchenEick wrote:

The Kansas African American Museum is a repository of Wichita and Kansas history. It is also a site that delivers information about this history and the local heroes who have made it. Annually the museum honors Trailblazers and Torchbearers, people... more »

  Rebecca23456789 wrote:

I recently performed a service learning project for my Museum Studies certificate at the University of Iowa. I worked with the marketing department and was given full license to work with the raw data provided to me, in order to create a professional... more »

  TimMitchell wrote:

The Basque Museum and Cultural Center in Boise Idaho is the only Museum of its kind in the United States. I had the opportunity to serve on the Board of Directors from 2003 - 2005. Last year, I participated in a series of strategic planning workshops... more »

  cindysew2 wrote:

Founded by Eugenia Mitchell with her collection of 100 quilts, RMQM has grown in the past twenty years to include over 500 quilts, a gallery space in historic downtown Golden with quarterly exhibit changes, a gift shop and a great experience for visitors.... more »

  written-fundraising wrote:

One of my favorite zoos in the country. Their exhibits are a tribute to good ideas and careful consideration, rather than an unlimited budget. more »

  SalBa1 wrote:

I just love this Museum and I donate every year. Immigrants of all religions played a very important part in establishing this country. This museum is committed to carrying on the stories of those who played integral parts and preserving their stories.... more »

  bgwilly wrote:

The B-36 Peacemaker Museum is only one of 3 museums that make up the Fort Worth Aviation Museum, the others being the OV-10 Bronco Association and the Forward Air Controller's Museum. Working together they preserve the history of aviation in north Texas... more »

  raecheltigner wrote:

I have been a member of CCHPS for 3 years and a member of the Board for a nearly that long. I'm currently the Vice President of the Board, so I'm not entirely objective, of course, but I do want to share why I have chosen to give my time and energy to... more »

  Public_Record wrote:

UPDATE: The Friends of Queen Anne's Revenge is currently named as a defendant in state and federal lawsuits, both filed in North Carolina. In June of 2013 the Friends of Queen Anne's Revenge, a 501(c)3, contracted with two video production companies... more »

To graciously proclaim to all people, in harmony with the bible - the word of god - and using all appropriate means, the need... more »

Dedicated to building a sanctuary where inmates can be challenged to change and become men of character and competence, committed... more »

To build a historically correct lighthouse and museum more »

The Kodiak Historical Society creates opportunities for the public to explore the natural, cultural and artistic heritage of Kodiak... more »

To preserve fort mill's heritage for the benefit of present and future generations. more »

To interpret a 19th century more »