Harriet Tubman
Monument Project

Be a part of history!
Donate to the Tubman Monument & Become a Tubman Troop

Tubman Troops are residents, corporations, and organizations within the Newark community and beyond who believe in the liberatory work Harriet Tubman began and carry on the torch by supporting the development of Harriet Tubman’s monument at Tubman Square (formerly known as Washington Park).

Individuals, businesses, and organizations are encouraged to donate to this historic project.

DONATION LEVELS

*All donors giving $100 or more will receive an inscription of the donor’s name on a brick as part of the art installation, in addition to other perks. Please provide the official name of someone you would like to honor or the name you would like us to inscribe on the brick on the PayPal form. Use this format: first name, last name. Please note, bricks will be installed by Spring 2023.

$2,500+

The North Star

Recognition on Tubman Square website.
Inscription of donor’s name on a brick as part of the art installation.
Complimentary One Year Membership to NJPAC.
Complimentary One Year membership in NMOA’s philanthropic community, the Founder’s Society. Enjoy invitations to connoisseurship-building experiences, as well as member benefits, including a curator led tour of “Seeing Slavery,” where objects from the collection create a place for dialogue among diverse audiences that provide new pathways for understanding (Opening February 2023).
Private session with architect and designer of Tubman Monument, Nina Cooke John.

$1,000+

The Abolitionist

Recognition on Tubman Square website.
Inscription of donor’s name on a brick as part of the art installation.
Complimentary One Year Membership to NJPAC.
Complimentary One Year membership as a NMOA Fellow Level member, a giving circle whose support advances NMOA initiatives in the city. Enjoy invitations to openings and special events, free admission and other member benefits, including a gift family membership.
Private session with architect and designer of Tubman Monument, Nina Cooke John.