The Robert Russa Moton Museum has started an endowment and has moved previously In-memoriam donations into it. The change has already taken effect but should have no ramification and go
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The President of the Virginia Education Association is challenging its members to make contributions to the Robert Russa Moton Museum. Kitty J. Boitnott encouraged members to make a minimum contribution
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The President and CEO of the NAACP told a crowd of about 140 people at the Robert Russa Moton Museum Friday, April 30, to find a cause to better their
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FARMVILLE, VA. _ About 150 people turned out for a gala fundraiser and tribute to Robert Russa Moton Museum’s major contributors on Friday, April 23, 2010.
FARMVILLE, VA. _ A sense of history and appreciation for structure and planning brought Robert “Bob” Hamlin to the presidency of the Robert Russa Moton Museum’s Board of Directors.
Any gift has the ability to make an impact that far exceeds its size. Together we can work to share the Moton Story and ensure that countless individuals know how Prince Edward County became the birthplace of the student-led civil rights movement.
2022 gifts helped us engage with more than 20,000 individuals via our onsite and offsite programming.
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