Help the Bellamy Museum combat
the COVID-19 closure.
Out of an abundance of caution for our volunteers and visitors, the Bellamy Mansion Museum closed to the public on March 18th. This non-profit organization cannot sustain without revenue from admissions, gift shop sales, and special events--all of which are obsolete for the foreseeable future. With the Museum losing over $25,000 per month due to the COVID-19 closure, we are asking all Bellamy friends to support the Museum with a monetary donation. You can donate below, or visit the new Distance Learning page that also includes virtual tour options and donate there! Click either image below to visit the Distance Learning page, and remember that any amount is greatly appreciated. Until we can safely see one another again.....
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Why we need your support!Do you have a passion for history, architecture, the design arts and exemplary educational programming? If so, we need you!
The Bellamy Mansion survives and thrives due in large part to the generous support of members and donors. Without you, we would not be able to produce our numerous events and programs throughout the year. From monetary to in-kind donations, the Bellamy Mansion appreciates your gifts, both big and small. To give a tax-deductible gift today, please follow the link below to our secure donation site. Contact our resource staff via email or at (910) 251-3700 to discuss other ways of giving to the mansion. |
Volunteers assist with landscaping the Bellamy Mansion grounds.
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Carole Bohrer Memorial Fund
April 16, 1936 - February 15, 2018
Though originally from Northern New York, Carole's true home became North Carolina. The region's dulcet temperatures, gentle light and pastoral beauty provide a bountiful template for her many passions. Few of these greater than her love of music, especially jazz, its artistic expression and abstractions most closely matching the spirit, joy and freedom with which she lived her life. Carole was happiest sitting beneath the limbs of the graceful trees that envelop the Bellamy Mansion Museum, surrounded by friends, the garden fragrances adding their sensory bouquet to the notes as they soared on their skyward journey.
Any monetary donations made in Carole's name will benefit the Bellamy Mansion Museum's educational mission, particularly her beloved Jazz at the Mansion series of which she was a devoted volunteer. Beginning in 2019, the entire Jazz at the Mansion Series will be dedicated in the spirit of Carole. Please make reference to the "Carole Bohrer Memorial Fund" when donating through PayPal.
Though originally from Northern New York, Carole's true home became North Carolina. The region's dulcet temperatures, gentle light and pastoral beauty provide a bountiful template for her many passions. Few of these greater than her love of music, especially jazz, its artistic expression and abstractions most closely matching the spirit, joy and freedom with which she lived her life. Carole was happiest sitting beneath the limbs of the graceful trees that envelop the Bellamy Mansion Museum, surrounded by friends, the garden fragrances adding their sensory bouquet to the notes as they soared on their skyward journey.
Any monetary donations made in Carole's name will benefit the Bellamy Mansion Museum's educational mission, particularly her beloved Jazz at the Mansion series of which she was a devoted volunteer. Beginning in 2019, the entire Jazz at the Mansion Series will be dedicated in the spirit of Carole. Please make reference to the "Carole Bohrer Memorial Fund" when donating through PayPal.
Establish your legacy
A planned gift to the Bellamy Mansion can be targeted to a particular interest of a donor. Examples of how a donor might target a gift include:
- Specific restoration or conservation projects.
- Endowment for specific educational programs, such as lectures, publications, education projects, etc.
- Endowment for operating support.
- Gifts may be made to a community foundation for the benefit of the Bellamy Mansion.
- When planning funeral arrangements, ask that contributions be made to the Bellamy Mansion in lieu of flowers. Memorial gifts are placed in endowment, making them an easy way to help ensure the Bellamy Mansion's future.
