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Preserve History, Ignite Change: Support Restoring the Eleanor Roosevelt School
The Eleanor Roosevelt School in Warm Springs, GA, stands as a testament to the powerful legacy of education, resilience, and unity. As the last Rosenwald School ever constructed, it represents the culmination of a partnership between Booker T. Washington, Julius Rosenwald, and President Franklin D. Roosevelt. This historic institution has a deep-rooted connection to the civil rights movement and the advancement of education for African American children during a time of immense racial disparity. With its restoration, we seek to honor this legacy and create a vibrant center for history, culture, and learning.
Our vision for the Eleanor Roosevelt School is to transform it into a national museum, cultural center, and community hub that will serve both as a memorial to its rich past and as a beacon of hope for future generations. Through the museum, visitors will explore the profound impact of Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Booker T. Washington, and Julius Rosenwald on American history. The gardens will offer a serene space dedicated to First Ladies and provide educational experiences in self-sustainability. Additionally, the school will serve as a venue for storytelling, cultural events, and innovative programs that celebrate history, promote community engagement, and foster educational growth.
However, to bring this vision to life, we need your help. The restoration of the Eleanor Roosevelt School is not just about preserving a building; it’s about revitalizing a symbol of progress and empowering the community. Your generous donation will directly contribute to restoring this historic landmark and establishing it as a center for learning, culture, and community events. Together, we can ensure that the legacy of the Rosenwald Schools and the extraordinary individuals who inspired them continue to educate and inspire for generations to come.
We invite you to be part of this important journey. With your support, the Eleanor Roosevelt School will once again open its doors to educate, inspire, and unite people from all walks of life. Join us in restoring this vital piece of history and building a brighter future for Warm Springs and beyond.
Our vision for the Eleanor Roosevelt School is to transform it into a national museum, cultural center, and community hub that will serve both as a memorial to its rich past and as a beacon of hope for future generations. Through the museum, visitors will explore the profound impact of Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Booker T. Washington, and Julius Rosenwald on American history. The gardens will offer a serene space dedicated to First Ladies and provide educational experiences in self-sustainability. Additionally, the school will serve as a venue for storytelling, cultural events, and innovative programs that celebrate history, promote community engagement, and foster educational growth.
However, to bring this vision to life, we need your help. The restoration of the Eleanor Roosevelt School is not just about preserving a building; it’s about revitalizing a symbol of progress and empowering the community. Your generous donation will directly contribute to restoring this historic landmark and establishing it as a center for learning, culture, and community events. Together, we can ensure that the legacy of the Rosenwald Schools and the extraordinary individuals who inspired them continue to educate and inspire for generations to come.
We invite you to be part of this important journey. With your support, the Eleanor Roosevelt School will once again open its doors to educate, inspire, and unite people from all walks of life. Join us in restoring this vital piece of history and building a brighter future for Warm Springs and beyond.
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