FLOOR 2 THE FUTURE
DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT
The Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation has generously pledged a $25,000 matching donation for the American Precision Museum’s Floor 2 The Future Fundraising Campaign. Dorothy Byrne believes in our campaign to create an education and conference center on the second floor of our historic building, and she’s inviting you to join her in making a transformational gift. Gifts received in excess of this matching gift amount will not be matched but will still help make this important project a reality.
Right now is a unique opportunity to double the impact of your gift. Gifts of all sizes make a real difference – and, for now, twice as much! Thank you for joining The Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation in supporting APM and the Floor 2 The Future Fundraising Campaign!
ABOUT THE PROJECT
The goal of the Floor 2 The Future fundraising campaign is to raise $2,800,000 by December 2026 to renovate and reclaim the second floor of our existing building that is currently being used for storage of pieces from APM’s collection currently not on display. This project will expand APM’s usable space by 45%. It will allow APM to hold educational events, a maker space for hands-on learning opportunities, and a conference center for community and corporate functions.
Floor 2 The Future will allow APM to continue our mission of preserving the history of manufacturing and the machine tool industry, creating partnerships with corporate members and community organizations, and educating and inspiring the next generation of makers and innovators.
These funds will provide APM with the space and the tools for the next 60 years of:
- Inspiring the next generation of manufacturers
- Providing a meeting and function space for our community and our corporate partners
- Continuing to tell the important story of American Manufacturing
The space that will be renovated is indicated in yellow
Thank you to the donors who are building the future!
Allan and Christine Bentsen
Allan Curran
Association for Manufacturing Technology
Barbara George
Brendt Holden
Brooks and Joan Fortune Family Foundation
Caleb Eastman
Carol Boerner
Carolyn Purcell
Charles Nystedt
Chet Birger
Christopher Gray
Claudia Gabriel
Darlyne and Bruce Franzen
David & Kirsten Eastman
David Monette and Maria Day
Don Thomas
Doric Dods
Douglas Schulte
Emery and Mary Ellen DeWitt
Evelyn Harter
George Rogers
Greg Winter
Harvey and Susan Sachs
Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation
James Shaw
Jerry Rex
Joe and Michelle Bartolick
John Ricardi
Jonathan Hall
Larry Schwartz
Lawrence Allen
Lee and Diane Morris
Lisa and Scott Martin
Marty Daniel
Matt Dunne
Melissa Skavlem
Michael and Kathryn Protenic
Michael Read
Midaco Corporation
Mike Fenzel
Mike Whitney
Molly and Howard Otty
Mt. Roeschmore Foundation
Nancy Hrynyshyn and William Babcock
Paul Beber-Vanzo
Peggy Pschirrer
Peter Wenk
Ralph and Barbara Hegman
Richard Powers and Darcy Miller
Scott Rossiter
State of Vermont
Steven Dalessio
The George F. and Sybil H. Fuller Foundation
Tim Taylor
Tony and Susan Morris
Tri-Angle Metal Fab
Turpin Sales & Marketing, Inc
Will Finch
William Boyd
William P. Gregory
Woody Rollins
RENDER GALLERY
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