Crossroads provides resources to more than 200 historic sites and organizations, as well as training and promotional support to bring their unique stories to the public. Your support of Crossroads NHA will help us strengthen and promote New Jersey’s unique Revolutionary War story to help build community pride and economic development.

Support Crossroads NHA!

Donations

One-time gifts and sustaining monthly contributions provide Crossroads with monetary support for programs as well as ongoing operations.

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Planned Giving & Legacy Gifts

Make a planned legacy gift for yourself or a loved one through a bequest, retirement plan, insurance, donor-advised fund, or charitable gift annuity or charitable remainder trust.

Please contact the Director of Development to discuss options

development@revolutionarynj.org

609-633-2060

Corporate Sponsor

We offer many levels of support and opportunities that can align with your corporate goals and interests.

Please contact the Director of Development to discuss options

development@revolutionarynj.org

609-633-2060

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Why Support Crossroads of the American Revolution?

New Jersey is known as the “Crossroads of the American Revolution” due to its position between New York and Philadelphia, which made it an actual and ideological battlefield from 1776 to war’s end in 1783. The war for Independence was complex and wide-ranging. Citizens had to take sides, or try to remain neutral. Armies crossed back and forth. Countless acts of barely-documented violence took place. Today, there are over 150 historic sites that were witness to the many facets of this conflict.

Crossroads National Heritage Area is the only NHA exclusively devoted to telling the story of the Revolution. We help Americans and international visitors to better understand the birth of the United States and its lasting impact.

Your investment in Crossroads NHA helps ensure that our work with Heritage Partners, tourism professionals, and others interested in preserving and interpreting our past for the benefit of all people can tell this story, and produce positive outcomes for individuals and communities.

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