Chipman Cultural Center

About The Chipman Cultural Center

The Chipman Cultural Center, a historic landmark and the oldest standing African-American church on Delmarva, was built in 1837 by local freedmen. This cultural center and small museum honor the rich history of African Americans in the Eastern Shore region.

Impact of The Chipman Cultural Center

Through various events and exhibits, the center educates the public about the region’s cultural background and fosters community support for multicultural issues.

Why Donate?

Donations are vital for maintaining the historical facility and supporting programs that celebrate African American heritage. Your contributions help preserve this important cultural site.

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Support the Chipman Cultural Center by donating cryptocurrency or cash. Your generosity ensures the continuation of cultural education and community engagement. Every contribution makes a difference!