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2024 Woodson Warriors Fundraiser featuring Bryan Stevenson
Join us in supporting our Woodson Warriors Scholarship Program during this fundraiser with guest speaker Bryan Stevenson, the Founder and Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative.
The Woodson Warriors Scholarship Program’s mission is to assist local African-American students with their next level of education after graduating high school.
Sponsorship and Table Options
Title Sponsorship – $10,000.00
Signature Sponsorship – $5,000.00
Patron Sponsorship – $2,500.00
Table Sponsorship – $1,500.00
Table of 8 – $1,000.00
Capital Campaign
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The Woodson and Pinellas Community Foundation have joined forces to raise $27 million through a capital campaign for a new and expanded museum.
The existing museum operates in the former community center of Jordan Park, the site of one of our nation’s first African American developed public housing communities. As a result of The Woodson’s growth and popularity, the museum has exceeded the use of its current single-story, 4,000-square-foot facility.
The vision for the new 30,000-square-foot edifice, designed by renowned Black-owned Huff + Gooden Architects in partnership with Wannemacher Jensen Architects, is the result of broad community discussions.
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Woodson Warrior Scholarship Donations
Learn more about the Woodson Warrior Scholarship
Credit Card / PayPal
By Check
Make payable to “Woodson Museum”.
Put “Woodson Warriors” on memo line, mail to:
Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum
2240 9th Ave. So.,
St. Petersburg, FL 33712
General Donations
The Museum needs your financial support. Donations for exhibits, speakers, and educational programs as well as funding for operational expenses are needed. Giving to the Woodson Museum is appreciated at all levels. All donors will be publicly recognized and will receive benefits based on the level of giving.
Levels of Giving
| Diamond | $ | 5,000 |
| Platinum | $ | 2,500 |
| Gold | $ | 1,000 |
| Silver | $ | 500 |
| Bronze | $ | 100 |
Learn how to make a donation by contacting us by email or phone 727-323-1104.
The museum is an IRS-designated 501(C)3 charitable organization. Our tax exempt certification is available on request, and we are authorized to solicit contributions for the State of Florida and Pinellas County. Contributions are acknowledged.
Buy Woodson items today and support the museum!Volunteers
The Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American History Museum welcomes involvement from residents in both the immediate community and the Tampa Bay area. There are many areas in which your contributions are possible and welcomed.
Brick Program
On May 3, 2008, the Legacy Garden was created at the Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum in St. Petersburg. “Pave the Way” is a brick campaign dedicated to supporting the Legacy Garden and the Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum. Bricks with your name and/or company will be engraved and placed into the pathway throughout the garden. You may also purchase a brick in memory or honor of a loved one.
The Leadership Class of 2008 raised more than $40,000 in donations to provide 13,000 brick pavers, 1,200 plants, sod, mulch, irrigation and fencing. The garden now offers a beautiful outdoor space that serves as a centerpiece for the Jordan Park neighborhood.
With more than 400 bricks sponsored, a stroll along the meandering pathways includes a search for the names for family and friends. Bricks are available for “Pave-the-Way” sponsorships by calling the museum at 727-323-1104.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Sponsorship is needed for the work of the Museum. Individuals and organizations will be publicly acknowledged for their contributions. Museum staff, board members, and volunteers are available to discuss sponsorship opportunities.
Corporate and individual sponsorships are available in the areas of:
- Exhibits
To support each exhibit. - Educational Programs
To support the range of educational programs created by the museum in cooperation with the Pinellas County School System, local community associations, and organizations designed to educate children, teens, and adults about African American history and culture. - Museum Space
To furnish and equip space for classrooms and meeting rooms.