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Square Foot Sale ($100) - Buy your very own square foot of the Wilson Building. Okay, so you won't actually "own" the square-foot, but your contribution will provide the resources we need to restore each square-foot of this building to its rightful glory. We'll even notify you where, exactly, your square-foot is and keep you apprised of its progress.
( Hint : Buy two, they're small!)
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Corporate Support
If you are interested in making a corporate contribution, donating materials or services, or willing to provide employees for clean-up and work days in the building, please contact Taylor Atseff at (315) 884-5063 or via e-mail at tatseff@yahoo.com or Rob Simpson at (315) 289-2122 or via e-mail at rsimpson@mda-cny.com . |
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Recognition of Major Donors
All contributors - individual or corporate - of $1,000 or more will be recognized on a public mosaic that will be created in the building's pedestrian pass-through.
How to Donate
Donate online OR make checks payable to:
Adapt CNY, Inc., 1900 State Tower Building, 109 South Warren Street, Syracuse, NY 13202 www.savewilson.org |
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Other – If you would like to donate in an amount other than those which are listed, please see the drop down menu below. If you still don’t see what you’re looking for, please mail us a check or contact us directly at save.wilson@yahoo.com
Urban Pioneer ($500) - There are those who pave the way for progress and our Urban Pioneers will be doing just that. This leadership gift will make a huge difference in bringing a sense of energy and vibrancy back to the 300 Block of South Salina Street - our very own "main-street." For your pioneering support, you will be thanked profusely, recognized wherever possible and receive a special invitation to be among the first to tour the completed renovation with your fellow pioneers.
The 110 Club ($1,000 and above) - Every block in Syracuse has a number. Block 110 is where the Wilson Building stands. The block has a long and storied history. It has been a cultural anchor. It has been a commercial corridor. It has burned almost entirely to the ground. And today it is in dire need of a community's passion, commitment and support. Are there 110 members of this community ready to commit themselves to restoring this building, and this block, to become anew a source of pride for this City and the region? By joining the 110 Club you'll get the greatest gift of all - a restored architectural treasure at the heart of our downtown.
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Yes, I want to preserve the Wilson Building and revitalize downtown! |
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