George Washington Carver Museum

About the George Washington Carver Museum

Founded in 1926, the George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center began as a segregated high school for African Americans in Phoenix, Arizona. Today, it stands as a national historic site dedicated to the collection, documentation, preservation, study, and dissemination of African American history and culture in Arizona.

Impact of the Carver Museum

The Carver Museum plays a crucial role in ensuring that the stories of African Americans in Arizona are preserved and shared with future generations.

Why Donate?

Your donation helps preserve Arizona's African American history and supports educational programs that share these important stories with the community.

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Join the mission to preserve and celebrate African American culture by donating today. Your contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, makes a significant impact on the community and helps keep these vital stories alive.