Donations are Always Welcome!

The Lake Erie Islands Historical Society is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. All donations are tax deductible within the limits of the Federal Tax Code.

Monetary Donations can be made to the L.E.I.H.S., PO Box 25, 25 Town Hall Place, Put-in-Bay, OH 43456.

Memorial Donations can be made in memory of a loved one by specifying at time of gift. The family will be notified of your thoughtfulness by the Historical Society.

Endowment Fund: The Lake Erie Islands Historical Society Endowment Fund guarantees the donors gift will perpetually fund the Society. Donations of many monetary forms, including stocks, life insurance policies, pension plans and other estate planning vehicles can be made to: The Toledo Community Foundation for The Lake Erie Islands Historical Society Fund, 608 Madison Avenue, Suite 1540, Toledo, OH 43604-1151.

Artifacts, Photographs and Documents: The Museum accepts donations of Island-related objects, photographs, journals, documents, etc.. Please contact the Acquisitions Committee for more information: Call 419-285-2804, email director@leihs.org or write to L.E.I.H.S., P.O. Box 25, Put-in-Bay, OH 43456.

Donations for resale: The Society also accepts donations for the yearly Island Auction or the Heritage Re-sale Shop. Please email us at director@leihs.org or call 419-285-2804 for more information on how your gift can be used as a fund raiser to benefit the Museum.

Equipment Donations: The Historical Society has a constant list of equipment needs such as used display cabinets, file cabinets, office chairs, video equipment, auditorium seating, office equipment, etc. Please contact director@leihs.org.

Memorial Brick Walkway: Located at the entrance to the Museum, the memorial walkway bricks can be a memorial to a loved one or a show of support for the Museum. Bricks are $50 each and include three (3) lines of 14 letters/spaces each.

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