Much like there’s Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Museum Shop Sunday, and Cyber Monday, non-profits have organized a special day to support deserving projects and causes called Giving Tuesday. This year for Giving Tuesday on November 28, 2017, here are six great reasons to give to Preservation Maryland:

Since the program’s launch in 2015, Preservation Maryland has leveraged an unparalleled $5 of support for these threatened sites for every $1 the organization has spent on the Six-to-Fix program. Your donation makes a difference and we use every penny. For Giving Tuesday, we’ve get a goal of $6000 to raise for the Six-to-Fix program.

What project below will inspire you to give?

Newly Announced Projects

SAVE THE CRANE

At 100 feet tall, the WWII-era crane at the Baltimore Museum of Industry is a highly visible remnant of Baltimore’s shipbuilding legacy. Although built to withstand the test of time, its unprotected exposure is beginning to deteriorate the structure itself.
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THE DIELMAN INN

With the strong support of the leadership of the Town of New Windsorthe ca. 1815 Dielman Inn has a chance to once more serve the needs of this small town community in Carroll County.
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TUBMAN’S LEGACY ON THE EASTERN SHORE

As the Eastern Shore of Maryland is gaining attention as a national destination for telling the story of enslaved Africans, small historic sites like Malone’s Church are now part of a larger storytelling effort.
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WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE

Leading up to the 100th Anniversary of the Passage of the 19th Amendment, Preservation Maryland will focus on researching and documenting the tangible connections to the extraordinary fight to gain women the right to vote.
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HISTORIC RESOURCES IN MARYLAND’S STATE PARKS

One of the top reasons people visit Maryland’s State Parks is for the historic resources! The Maryland Department of Natural Resources stewards more of the state’s historic and architectural resources than any other entity.
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HISTORY OF THE JONES FALLS MILLS

The Jones Falls provided the power that fueled manufacturing in Baltimore in the 19th and 20th centuries. The string of mills built in the valley along the river had an indelible economic and social impact on the surrounding areas, the effect of which can still be felt to this day.
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