The Wilmington 1898 Museum is dedicated to honoring the memory of the Wilmington massacre and coup and its lasting impact on our community and nation. Your support helps us bring this important history to life through exhibits, educational programs, and events that promote truth telling, community renewal, and healing.
Ways You Can Support Us
Make a Donation
Your donation, no matter the size, helps us build the museum and provide valuable programming. Every gift makes a difference in preserving this vital piece of history and educating future generations.
Become a Founding Member
Join our museum family! As a founding member, you’ll enjoy benefits like free admission, exclusive event invitations, and discounts. Membership is a great way to stay connected and support our mission.
Let us know by emailing contact@wilmington1898museum.org if you’re interested in volunteering your time or skills during the planning and construction phases or once the museum is open. Opportunities could include:
Docents or Tour Guides: Engage with visitors and help interpret the museum’s exhibits.
Event Volunteers: Help organize and manage special events, lectures, or educational programs.
Fundraising Volunteers: Assist with fundraising efforts, either by hosting events or outreach.
Administrative Support: Offer opportunities for volunteers to help with behind-the-scenes tasks.
Corporate Sponsorships
Partner with us to make a lasting impact on the community. By becoming a corporate sponsor, your business will help support our mission while gaining valuable recognition. Sponsorship opportunities include exhibit sponsorships, event partnerships, and more. Let’s work together to ensure this critical history is shared with the world.
For more information on corporate sponsorships, please contact us at contact@wilmington1898museum.org.
Spread the Word
Help us share the story of Wilmington 1898 with others. Attend our events and invite friends and family to join in learning and healing together.
Thank You for Your Support
Your generosity helps ensure that the story of Wilmington 1898 is remembered and that future generations learn from our past to create a more just and equitable society.