• Museum Contacts
• Board of Trustees
• Volunteers
• Membership
• The Community Foundation of Greater Kingston

The Board of Trustees: Corporate Officers

Chair -  Mark Siemons

Vice-Chair -  Alan Grant

Treasurer -  Maurice Pigeon

Corporate Secretary - Suzanne Hamilton

Honorary Trustees - John d'Esterre (Founder), Michael Davies

The Board of Trustees:

Jane Baldwin

Pat Collom

Douglas Cowie

Mary C.W. Fraser

Suzanne Hamilton

John Hamilton Grass

Brian S. Osborne

Maurice Pigeon

Peter Rubens

Douglas Smith

Volunteers

Volunteer services, once an informal component of the Museum's infrastructure, is now a well-developed program by which volunteers gain skills and experience while the Museums reap the benefit of an enthusiastic community resource.  For more information contact us.

Memberships

Family:
-  All the above plus discounts on Children's activities and programs (except fundraisers).

Watch Officer:
-  Same as Family.
-  $25.00 gift certificate for Dockside Gift Shoppe.
-  Discounted admission to Museum's in North America that are participating members of CAMM, CMA and/or OMA.

Corporate:
-  Same as Family.
-  One vote at AGM but up to 6 individuals who receive family privileges.

Captain's Table:
-  Same as Watch Officer
-  $100.00 gift certificate for Dockside Gift Shoppe.

Admiral's Table:
-  Same as Watch Officer
-  $100.00 gift certificate for Dockside Gift Shoppe or Alexander Henry B&B
-  Admission to CAMM Museums.
-  Recognition on the Donor Wall.

Your Membership contributes directly towards the preservation of Great Lakes Marine Heritage!

Membership Newsletters (PDF files use your browser back key to return to this page)

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Click here for a back issue of Jib Gems: June 2006

 

Membership Fees

A tax receipt will be issued with your membership package.

The Community Foundation of Greater Kingston

The Foundation: Gifts and Bequests

The Marine Museum is a participating member of The Community Foundation of Greater Kingston.

A gift to the Marine Museum is specifically identified and 'pooled' with other gifts as part of a much larger endowment fund. Each year the proceeds of the investment is proportionally distributed to the
participating members of the Community Foundation. The larger size of a 'pooled' fund tends to yield a better return on investment than a smaller fund.

Unrestricted gifts to the Foundation are the most desirable since the proceeds can be used wherever the need is greatest at the time of receipt. You can, however specify the ultimate use of the gift and be assured that your instructions will be followed by the Trustees of the Foundation. If you decide to restrict your gift we suggest you contact us for preferred gift designation.

 While tax considerations are seldom the primary motive in making a gift, it is the policy of our government to encourage charitable gifts by making tax deductions available to the donor.