KHP Contributions

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Thank you for your interest in supporting the Knoxville History Project.

KHP relies on support from readers like you to research, preserve, and promote the unique history of Knoxville, a city whose past makes it distinct from all other places. We publish new compelling stories and create historical experiences that are memorable, educational, and relevant to the city’s future.

KHP seeks general support to fund our ongoing programming. Contributions of any size truly make a difference to allow KHP to cover new ground and make Knoxville history more accessible for everyone.

 

CORE PROGRAMS

  • Educational talks and tours
  • Public history programs for University of Tennessee students
  • Teacher workshops for Knox County Schools
  • Community Histories: focusing this year on Burlington, Happy Hollow, and Island Home
  • Knoxville Shoebox photographic heritage collection
  • Encouraging exploration and discovery of the city’s stories and places through KHP’s new publication, Historic Knoxville: The Curious Visitor’s Guide to its Stories and Places and KHP’s online narrative-based repository “History Portal”.
    Supporting local media with accurate historical commentaries

 

Become a “Friend of KHP” by making an online donation today. You will receive an exclusive story written by Jack Neely every month. Give $100 and we will also mail you a copy of our annual story compilation in the fall.

Please download the KHP Contribution Support Card if you would like to make a donation and mail it in to our office at 516 West Vine Ave. #8, Knoxville, TN 37902.

 

SPONSORSHIPS

KHP is seeking sponsors and donations to underwrite our 2019 priority projects and signature events:

  • Historic Bearden – a new printed guide to the West Knoxville community of Bearden – click here for more information
  • A Downtown Literary Guide – highlighting Nikki Giovanni, James Agee, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Cormac McCarthy and others (a free publication complementing Knox Heritage’s architecturally-focused and popular self-directed Downtown Walking Tour Guide).
  • “Misbehaving Women”: The Suffrage Movement, a series of talks, tours and a companion booklet produced through new research with our partner historian, Laura Still.
  • KHP’s Annual Luncheon on Thursday April 16, 2020
  • Downtown Art Wraps – continuing KHP’s public art and history initiative with new sponsored art wraps throughout town.

 

To learn more about the above projects, please call 865-337-7723 or contact paul@knoxhistoryproject.org

 

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Thank you for your generous support.

Corporate Matching Gifts

If you’ve recently made a contribution to KHP (and we sincerely thank you!) or if you are planning on making one soon, ask your employer if they have a matching gift program. You might be surprised to learn that your employee may match your gift up to a certain dollar amount which could mean doubling the impact of your gift to KHP.

If your employer requires information from KHP to be included in such a program please contact our Development Director, Paul James, at paul@knoxhistoryproject.org who will be happy to help. Thank you.

Jack Neely Leads a History Tour, Rhythm n Blooms, Knoxville, April 2017