Continue to Share Our Stories: Support Us Today
We see you and want to thank you for your continued support and active participation this year. This year has been full of exciting programs and exhibitions that we hope you have enjoyed. As we prepare ourselves for the new year we want to make sure we can count on your participation and support for another year. We are asking our members to give a little more!
How can you participate?
We want to hear from you, let us know how we can better serve you and continue growing our strong community base.
How can you support?
We have 270 members to date. If each member gave a donation of $50 we would be able to reach our goal this year.
There are only 2 months left to reach our goal! I hope you will make a gift to PGAAMCC today to help us educate our community about the rich history and culture in Prince George’s County.
Your support will allow us to continue offering free education and outreach programs, including:
- Our Cultural Education Passport Program that helps provide a fuller, more complex narrative and images about the African American experience and community for children and youth.
- Art & History Exhibitions tell the stories of the diverse experiences of the County’s African American communities and aim to reflect the broad spectrum of social and cultural activities.
- Special Programs bring together diverse groups of people to create new approaches to cultural understanding.
- General Operations support our staff and administrative success.
You can make the difference for so many influential teachers, artists, and thousands of students. Please make your gift today!
Thank you,
-PGAAMCC Staff
For any questions about the Community Investment Tax Credit Program please reach out to
Zena Wubneh at zwubneh@pgaamcc.org
Washington CityPaper: 'A Museum Goes Beyond Its Walls to Teach Prince George’s County’s Rich History'
PGAAMCC was featured in Washington CityPaper, article by Laura Irene.
Through its education efforts and programming, the Prince George’s African American Museum and Cultural Center strives to be a pillar in its community.
VIDEO: 'A Struggle for Dignity: A Play About Human Rights'
This video features 'A Struggle for Dignity' a play about human rights, inspired by a recent PGAAMCC exhibition of artwork by Curtis Woody. It is performed by actors and actresses with developmental differences. The play was sponsored by the ARC of Prince George's and the Prince George's African American Museum & Cultural Center
http://youtu.be/rgSTKr9v24k