Volunteer, Artifact Donation & Financial Support 

We engage visitors through interesting programming and community-relevant artifacts.  We are working to digitalize our archives, which once completed will be available to the public for research.  As artifacts age, constant attention must be given to preserve and when important artifacts are past preserving, a Conservator must become involved. 

As we evolve to continue to serve the Spring Grove area community and further our mission of preserving the history for future generations, we need community support.  We appreciate you!

Ways that you can donate to the Society

Financial Donations

Monetary donations are the backbone of our organization.  Your donations help us to preserve our collections, increase programming for community programs and provide funds for Conservators to repair and restore our most fragile artifacts. 

Please choose an amount below and check out through Paypal.

If you prefer, donations can be mailed to SGAHPS, P.O. Box 383, Spring Grove, PA 17362.

Friend

Friend of the Museum

25.00

History Lover

We love Programs

50.00

Partner

Let's do this together!

100.00

Preservation Hero

I want to help preserve our history!

500.00

Conservation Hero

I want to conserve and restore for generations to come.

1000.00

Lifetime Benefactor

Contact the Museum for ways to provide a financial legacy.

Volunteers

Volunteers are worth their weight in gold to a non-profit organization.  If you would like to donate your time, please learn more by clicking the button to the right.  

Artifacts

What happens when I donate an artifact? When a donor offers an artifact to our society a few things will initially take place. We’re going to ask them questions about the item and its history, which adds to its historic importance. We’re going to explain how we handle incoming artifact donations, what happens if we have duplicate items, and we’re going to give them our “Deed of Gift” form to read and complete.

What is the Deed of Gift form?
A Deed of Gift is a two-page document showing that ownership of an artifact is being transferred to the Spring Grove Area Historical Preservation Society without conditions and without an exchange of compensation. The first page of the document is a form where your name, contact information, and artifact information will be entered. We’ll ask you to sign and date the form, and a representative of our society will do the same. The second page contains the details of our Deed of Gift.

The SGAHPS is a living institution and must change with time. With this fact in mind, we strongly urge that donations be made free of any trust, obligation, or condition of any character. Because of the inevitable damage caused by ultraviolet radiation, heat, and humidity that affects artifacts or specimens on exhibit, these items are routinely rotated from exhibit to controlled storage conditions. For this reason, there can be no guarantee that any item will be displayed at any one time or that any item will remain on exhibit permanently.

The Spring Grove Area Historical Preservation Society thanks you for your donation.

Deed of Gift Form
Information - Deed of Gift

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Special Thank You

George and Beverly Glatfelter Family Donor Advised Fund of Philadelphia Foundation is a generous contributor to our Society.

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100 Glenview Road
Spring Grove, PA 17362, US

About us

Spring Grove Area Historical Preservation Society is a 501(c)3, nonprofit, charitable organization located in Spring Grove, Pennsylvania. All donations stay within the organization to create a historical legacy for this and future generations of Spring Grove area residents. Donations may be tax deductible, check with your financial advisor.

Spring Grove Area Historical Preservation Society does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations.

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