Friends of Howe House

Preserving the Legacy of James Howe

The Friends of the Howe House is dedicated to preserving the historic home of James Howe, a formerly enslaved man who gained his freedom in 1817. This house stands as a powerful testament to the struggles and triumphs of African Americans, highlighting the significance of homeownership and community development in places like Montclair, NJ.

Impacting the Community

By safeguarding the James Howe House, the organization empowers New Jersey residents to understand their shared legacy as the Slave State of the North, fostering education and reflection on the African American experience.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to the Friends of the Howe House are vital for the preservation of this historical site, ensuring that the stories of African American history and the legacy of slavery are told and remembered.

Join the Cause

Support the Friends of the Howe House today by donating cryptocurrency or cash. Your generosity will help maintain this important monument and promote education within the community.