Giving
The Nabb Research
Center is under the umbrella of the
Salisbury
University Foundation, Inc.,
a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.
Ways to Give
Support
the Mission and Vision
The Nabb Research
Center depends upon charitable gifts to underwrite its
mission and vision:
• introduce students, potential students and other interested
persons to the vast historical, archeological and cultural
heritage of Delmarva
• offer
students a strong foundation in a variety of specialized
studies in history, folklore and related fields
• serve
as a foundation for life-long learning and research
• provide opportunities for interaction with the local and
national community of researchers, educators, business
leaders, family historians and others interested in Delmarva
history and culture
• be a recognized
institution in the Delmarva region and around the country
for its advanced preservation and understanding of the
area’s local history and cultural heritage.
• become a primary
resource for students, historical organizations and scholars
for all of their research needs and individual learning
purposes.
Online
Gifts-Online donations can be made through the Salisbury
University Foundation’s
Secure Donation
Form.
Be sure to mark “yes” in the Gift Restriction box,
and
note that your donation is for the Nabb Research Center
in the Comments box.
Mail-
Make checks payable to Salisbury University Foundation,
Inc. Mail donation to:
Nabb Research
Center
1101 Camden
Ave.
Salisbury, MD 21801
Become a
Volunteer
Learn, share,
contribute, make a difference! Visit our
Volunteer
page for more information.
Donate
Material
The Center accepts items
associated with Delmarva, regardless of the time period.
There is a focus towards collecting items relating to the
lower Delmarva region and its hinterland. A secondary
collection focus concerns materials of the greater
Chesapeake region. Tertiary foci of the Center include
exploration/first contact and the Colonial era throughout
North America.
However, the Center
will not forbear to collect items from other areas which are
representative of a type used throughout the Chesapeake or
which help to illustrate the general context of the history
of Delmarva.
For more
information, please contact the University Archivist
daranzan@salisbury.edu.