Support the Archives Who is FOA? FOA contributes to preservation and conservation of valuable documentary materials; purchases collections; funds internships for students preparing for careers in archival administration, and supports staff training. What is the State Archives? The mission of the State Archives is to collect, preserve, manage, and provide access to information that protects citizen rights, documents North Carolina history and culture, promotes transparency, and encourages stewardship of government records. The Work of the FOA Using donations and endowments, the Friends purchases collections, funds conservation work, implements public programming, and sponsors staff education and professional development. Become A Friend Today! Learn More Friends of the Archives The Friends of the Archives (FOA) is a non-profit organization that privately funds some of the services, activities, and programs of the State Archives of North Carolina not provided by state-appropriated funding. The mission of the State Archives is to collect, preserve, manage, and provide access to information that protects citizen rights, documents North Carolina history and culture, promotes transparency, and encourages stewardship of government records. With the generous donations and endowments, the Friends purchases collections, funds conservation work, implements public programming, and sponsors staff education and professional development. Become a Friend Your resources and efforts stay in the state. Membership dues are tax-deductible; please check with your tax preparer for details. 10% discount on products and workshops. Annual meetings featuring appearances by nationally recognized historians and authors. Semiannual newsletters that inform about State Archives’ collections, services, and activities. Volunteer and Internship Opportunities Volunteers and interns at the State Archives of North Carolina learn new skills, enhance career opportunities, and make professional and social contacts. Learn more about the opportunities we offer. We look forward to working with you! View Issues of The Charter Newsletter The Charter Newsletter
Support the Archives Who is FOA? FOA contributes to preservation and conservation of valuable documentary materials; purchases collections; funds internships for students preparing for careers in archival administration, and supports staff training. What is the State Archives? The mission of the State Archives is to collect, preserve, manage, and provide access to information that protects citizen rights, documents North Carolina history and culture, promotes transparency, and encourages stewardship of government records. The Work of the FOA Using donations and endowments, the Friends purchases collections, funds conservation work, implements public programming, and sponsors staff education and professional development. Become A Friend Today! Learn More Friends of the Archives The Friends of the Archives (FOA) is a non-profit organization that privately funds some of the services, activities, and programs of the State Archives of North Carolina not provided by state-appropriated funding. The mission of the State Archives is to collect, preserve, manage, and provide access to information that protects citizen rights, documents North Carolina history and culture, promotes transparency, and encourages stewardship of government records. With the generous donations and endowments, the Friends purchases collections, funds conservation work, implements public programming, and sponsors staff education and professional development. Become a Friend Your resources and efforts stay in the state. Membership dues are tax-deductible; please check with your tax preparer for details. 10% discount on products and workshops. Annual meetings featuring appearances by nationally recognized historians and authors. Semiannual newsletters that inform about State Archives’ collections, services, and activities. Volunteer and Internship Opportunities Volunteers and interns at the State Archives of North Carolina learn new skills, enhance career opportunities, and make professional and social contacts. Learn more about the opportunities we offer. We look forward to working with you! View Issues of The Charter Newsletter The Charter Newsletter
