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The Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum has been authorized by
Congress and is a 501(c)(3) public, non-profit, educational
institution. The National Park Service has dedicated seven acres
of its land in the Cape Hatteras Seashore for the Museum site.
You can help the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum preserve one
of the most dramatic chapters in American Maritime history
through :
- Contributions
- Donor Opportunities
- Gifts of Stock
- Corporate Matching Gifts Program
- Corporate Giving
- Planned Giving
- Memorial Donations
- Honorary Donations
- Gifts of Property
- Charitable Remainder Trusts
- Maritime Artifacts Relevant to the NC
Outer Banks
- In-Kind Contributions
Gifts of Stock...
Making your gift to the Museum using stocks,
bonds, or appreciated securities is an efficient, smart way
to make a contribution. You take a charitable gift
deduction of the full, fair market value of the stock based
on the date of transfer, and in doing so, you avoid paying
the capital gains tax on the appreciated value.
... and Bequests
Your planned giving or bequest will provide continued income
to the Museum and provides a way for donors to be remembered
and honored in perpetuity. Please let us know if you have
remembered us in your will.
Act now to help build the museum, enhance
collections and exhibitions, and further its role as an
educational institution.
- Exhibition Hall
- Exploration, Transportation & Commerce
Gallery
- Piracy and Warfare Gallery
- The Colonial and Revolutionary - War Zone
Gallery
- The Nineteenth Century & The Civil War
Zone Gallery
- The Twentieth Century:World Wars I & II
Zone Gallery
- Shipwrecks: Discovery, Research &
Interpretation
- Artifact Storage & Conservation Lab
- Ship's Common
- Entrance Lobby
- Entrance Court
- The Approach
- Volunteer Lounge - Conference Room
- The Chandlery
- Director's Office
- Kitchen
- Staff OfficeCurator's Office
All donors of $10,000 and above will be commemorated with a
plaque prominently displayed in the entrance of the new
facility.
For Further Information, please contact
Lynne Foster
Developmental Director
Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum
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