Updates
A project is proved by dated progress. This page is the foundation's record of it, newest first — and a promise to keep it current.
What had been an annex line inside the budget is now a separate building of its own, planned at $4 million and holding the museum: nine galleries covering the apparition and the five thousand years behind it. The campaign goal rises from $7.5 million to $10 million. The Cultural Center → · Where the money goes →
This site replaces the single-page one. It leads with what the foundation is building, where, and what it needs; it publishes the financials; and, for the first time, it offers monthly giving and named opportunities. What changed and why →
Contributions of about $74,000 and total assets of $991,000 at year end, including the Hillsborough land. Expenses near $35,000. The numbers, every year since 2014 →
The kind of post this page needs most: a dated photograph of the Route 206 parcel, three sentences on where the approvals stand, and a photograph of whoever went. Once a quarter is enough. Foundation to write, with photo.
The as-built drawings and photographs of St. Mary's of Zeitoun, commissioned in Egypt, are handed to an architectural firm in the United States to be redrawn to American standards and New Jersey codes. The project →
A property on US Highway 206 in Hillsborough, New Jersey, next door to St. Mary & St. Athanasius Coptic Orthodox Church — the site of the memorial. About the site →
Fr. Antonious presents the concept to the Pope of Alexandria in Egypt and receives his letter of blessing and encouragement. The blessings →
Incorporated in New Jersey and recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, EIN 46-1785264.
A few emails a year, when there is something to show: a permit, a drawing, a photograph from the site.