The Belmont Mansion Association accepts tax-deductible gifts through the Acklen Society for special collection purchases, restoration and conservation projects. Currently, gifts to the Acklen Society support the following projects:
Archeological Dig/Analysis (ongoing)
Restoration cost: $10,000
Details: Throughout the years, the University conducts construction projects or renovations that may impact former significant sites of the Belmont Mansion estate. For instance, the University is building a new pharmacy school on the east side of campus that will rise above the former Bear House site. We performed an archaeological review of this site and uncovered an octagonal shaped bear pit and some historic remnants on this site that confirmed the use of this site for historic records.
Central Parlor (Winter 2010/2011)
Restoration cost: $55,000
Raised to date: Room furnishings/furniture have been acquired.
Details: Custom wallpaper, ceiling faux finishing, faux wood-work finishing, furniture upholstering, purchase of window treatments, conservation of original carpeting, two other pieces of furniture need to be acquired to complete this room—these pieces are not included in the cost estimate.
| - to the General Fund | |
| - to Restoration | |
| - to Endowment |
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For any questions about Belmont Mansion Association Membership or making a donation, please contact Brenda Batey, Development Director at 615-352-5184 or b.batey@comcast.net.
Donations to Outside Charities and Organizations
Belmont Mansion actively supports the charities that are important to our community and our guests. If you would like to request a donation from Belmont Mansion for your charity, please complete the form found here: BM Donation Request Form
Our effort is to support organizations that offer broad community impact. However, due to the volume of requests we receive, we are not able to meet all requests.