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Making the New Museum A Reality

J. R. Dailey, Director, National Air and Space Museum, pledges that the new museum will generate awe and respect for this nation's aviation and space accomplishments. He dedicates a portion of each day to insuring that the Museum will open in 2003, and he invites the public to work with him in reaching that goal.

You Can Help!

The cost of the project is approximately $311 million, which includes design, site infrastructure, construction, move-in, and start-up. The Museum has launched a capital campaign, to be supported through donations from individuals, corporations, and foundations. The Commonwealth of Virginia is providing site infrastructure and roadway improvements -- an essential contribution to this project.

The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, like the Museum on the Mall, will be home to objects from the world's premiere collection of historic and rare aircraft and spacecraft, but we need the generous financial support of thousands of individuals who want to help preserve these artifacts for future generations.  Please support the National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center by making a tax deductible donation. You can also help by becoming a member of the Museum's National Air and Space Society.

National Air and Space Museum Board

The Udvar-Hazy Center receives important advice and guidance from the 32 distinguished members of the National Air and Space Museum Board