Membership
What
Are the Benefits of Membership?
| Individual/
Family/ Student |
Associate |
Sponsor |
Organization |
Business |
Subscription
to Millrace Quarterly Newsletter
and Schedule of Events |
Subscription
to Millrace Quarterly Newsletter
and Schedule of Events |
Subscription
to Millrace Quarterly Newsletter and
Schedule of Events |
Subscription
to Millrace Quarterly Newsletter and Schedule
of Events |
Subscription
to Millrace Quarterly Newsletter and Schedule
of Events |
| Discounted
Admission |
Free
Admission |
Free
Admission |
Discounted Admission with Organization membership card |
|
| Invitations
to Special Events and Speakers |
Invitations
to Special Events and Speakers |
Invitations
to Special Events and Speakers |
Invitations
to Special Events and Speakers |
Invitations
to Special Events and Speakers |
| |
Three
Guest Passes |
Six
Guest Passes |
|
Three or Six Guest Passes* |
| |
|
"The
Philips House" a print by
C. Phillip Wikoff 4 ¼" X 6 ¾" |
|
Two or Four Business Card Ads in Millrace Newsletter* |
Join
now and be part of bringing history to life at
Greenbank Mill
Greenbank
Mill Membership
Membership
Categories:
| Student |
$5 |
| Individual |
$15 |
| Family |
$30 |
| Organization |
$50 |
| Associate |
$50 |
| Business |
$100 |
| Sponsor |
$100 |
| Corporate |
$250 |
Make checks
payable to Greenbank Mill Associates, Inc and send to:
Greenbank
Mill - Membership
500
Greenbank Road
Wilmington,
DE 19808
 "How
Can I Help?"
Volunteer
Opportunities
One of the
most frequent questions we hear is "How can I help?" The
answer is to volunteer in any one of many capacities. The
key to Greenbank Mill Associates' success during the last
15 years has been its volunteers. They stepped forward
and preserved the mill, raised money, and even helped do
restoration work. As Greenbank grew, so did the role of
volunteers in areas such as publicity, archaeology, grounds
and building maintenance, livestock, and many others.
Greenbank has
continued to grow and so have our volunteer needs. Here
are some of the ways you can help.
Guides -
Either in period dress or Greenbank shirts, these are the
people who lead visitors through the mills and farm and
provide them with the information to understand Greenbank's
place in history.
 Interpreters -
Volunteers in period clothing who guide visitors through
the educational programs and tours. They also explain the
skills and trades performed at Greenbank.
Demonstrators -
People in period clothing who perform skills and trades
(woodworking, needlework, spinning, weaving, etc.) and
answer questions, but are not responsible for tours.
Special
projects - Help GMA construct, repair, and restore
equipment and facilities for public programs.
Research -
Help investigate the records that make GMA's information
and programs historically accurate.
Gardening - In 2003 Hoe ‘n Hope Garden Club developed plans for restoring the kitchen garden, the dye garden as well as creating a specimen garden. Together we prepared and planted these gardens. Now, in order to maintain the gardens there are plenty of opportunities to help plant, water, weed and harvest. Each Wednesday beginning April 21, we will be working in the gardens from 5:30-7:30 pm. Stop by on Wednesday’s to join us or give us a call for more information.
Representatives
of Greenbank - People who can help man information
booths at community events to let more people know
about Greenbank and its programs.
Committee
members - We need help specifically on public relations,
fundraising, and special events committees, but please
let us know if you have an interest in one of our other
projects or programs.
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