Programs to Support the Museum

We have several campaigns in which you can participate to show your support for the Early Ford V-8 Foundation.

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The Brick Campaign

The BRICK CAMPAIGN is "Paving the Way", to provide supporters a permanent way to recognize/remember loved ones, show support of your Company or Organization and help the Early Ford V-8 Foundation continue building the Museum at the Dean Kruse Museum Complex in Auburn, Indiana. Bricks are available in two sizes: a 4 x 8 inch brick and an 8 x 8 inch brick which can be customized with your Club or Business logo. These bricks will be used enhance the entrance to the Museum Building and will be viewed by all who enter the building. An ORDER FORM is available in PDF format for you to download.

Please submit an order form for EACH brick. Custom logo bricks require a camera ready logo. If you have questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

 

Grant News!

The Early Ford V-8 Foundation hs been awarded a generous matching grant of $2,500. The terms are simple. The Early Ford V-8 Foundation will receive these funds if a similar amount can be raised by June 15, 2010. These funds can be raised by individuals, clubs, or organizations. Receipt of the grant will be put towards the building and operating expenses of the Early Ford V-8 Research and Education Library. Once fully funded, all contributors to this project will be recognized by a listing in the V-8 Times, the Foundation News Report, the Foundation website, and on a special plaque placed inside the Early Ford V-8 Museum in Auburn Indiana.

If you would like to become a donor or would like more information please feel free to call us at 260-927-8022 or email us at info@fordv8foundation.org. Remember, you are donating to a 501c3 nonprofit organization and this transaction may quality as a tax deductible contribution.

LAPEL PIN

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We are now offering a lapel pin for just $10 USD postage paid within the US. Proudly show your support of the foundation while wearing this pin on your hat or lapel.

This item was donated by Daniel Carpenter of Dennis Carpenter Reproductions as a fundraiser.

 

GEAR SHIFT KNOB

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Another fundraiser provided by Dennis Carpenter Reproductions.  For sale is this bakelite reproduction gearshift knob  of the 1934 Century of Progress Expo in Chicago, IL.
Quantities are limited so get your shift knob now for  only $26.00 USD postage paid within the United States.