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Welcome to the Cold War Museum Contribution Center
A Federally chartered 501 (c)(3) non-profit charity

Help Us Educate, Entertain and Inform Generations to Come

The Cold War Museum endeavors to maintain a historically accurate record of the people, places and events of the Cold War. By educating future generations about the fears, divisions, and dangers that the Cold War fostered, the Museum will enable visitors to reflect upon the global geopolitical climate in which many of us grew up.

In addition, The Cold War Museum seeks to develop learning opportunities regarding Cold War implications for public policy, public administration, national security, and international peace and arms control. Through such resources The Cold War Museum will enable future generations to learn from the successes and failures of the past.

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We Need Your Help to Build a Permanent Home &
a National Cold War Memorial


We have ambitious goals here at the Cold War Museum. In addition to our public lectures, book signings, spy tours, traveling displays, and mobile U-2 exhibit, we are currently trying to establish a permanent home at the Lorton Nike Missile base. Your donation will help us build The Cold War Museum. For more information on the capital campaign, click here. In addition we are looking to establish the National Cold War Memorial to honor our Heroes. You can help us, and future generations to come, by:
Tax Deductable Donations & Contributions

Tax-deductible contributions will help the Museum continue to carry out its mission, build a permanent home in the Washington, DC area, develop collections and programs, and produce communications to keep supporters up-to-date on Cold War related anniversary dates, activities, and news.

Donations & Contributions by Check or Money Order
If you would like to contribute to the work of the Cold War Museum by check or money order, please make them payable to the Cold War Museum and mail to:

    The Cold War Museum
    PO Box 178
    Fairfax, VA 22038

Online Donations & Contributions
The Cold War Museum needs your help. To make a direct financial donation to the Cold War Museum, please click on one of the graphics below:




Federal Employees and Military Personnel
Federal Employees and Military Personnel can make contributions to the Cold War Museum through the Combined Federal Campaign. Our CFC designation number is 12524. For more information on the CFC, please click here.

Artifact Donations & Contributions
In addition to financial contributions, relevant artifact donations, subject to curator approval, are welcomed. Artifacts donations will help develop Museum displays and are also tax deductible. Donors will be identified on exhibited artifact labels.

The Cold War Museum StoreTM
If you would like to purchase our brand of unique Cold War Museum novelty items, pieces of the Berlin Wall, and other Cold War collectibles at the Cold War Museum Store click here. If you have a suggestion on how to improve our Store, please contact the Museum.

Thanks to all our Sponsors
We would like to give a big thanks to all our donors and sponsors for their support provided and to all concerned for their time and energy spent on furthering the goals of the Cold War Museum. Please click here for a list of our sponsors.


Contacting Your Representatives

One of the most important things you can do is to call your local, state and federal representatives and let them know how you feel. Current proposals that need your support are the National Cold War Memorial and support for a permanent location at the Lorton Nike Missile base. Subscribers to our
free newsletter "The Cold War Times" will be kept abreast of any new or poignant issues regarding the Cold War and the Museum.

    Thank you for your support.

        The Cold War Museum

Our latest IRS Form 990 and other financial information is available for viewing through GuideStar.

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