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4624 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-4624 Phone: 919-733-4994 NORTH CAROLINA state.capitol@ncdcr.org www.ncstatecapitol.org Fax: 919-715-4030 ABOUT THE Did you know that each year over 100,000 visitors take part in State Capitol programs such as tours, holiday events, special ceremonies and educational programs? Did you also know that the costs associated with restoring and maintaining the Capitol site far exceed the funding available? The North Carolina State Capitol Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit organization, was founded over thirty years ago when a group of forward-thinking individuals envisioned the State Capitol as not just a symbol but a vibrant historic site. Today, the Capitol commemorates our past and celebrates the future. Board of Directors Edward T. Davis, President Don Munford, First Vice President Barbara H. Campbell, Second Vice President Thomas W. Alexander, Treasurer Jonathan Brookshire, Secretary George Breece, Director Emeritus Ex Officio Members The Honorable Marc Basnight, Senate President Pro Tem The Honorable Joe Hackney, Speaker of the House The Honorable Deborah Ross, House of Representatives Linda Carlisle, Secretary of the Department of Cultural Resources Dr. Jeffrey J. Crow, Deputy Secretary, Office of Archives & History Deanna Mitchell, State Capitol Site Manager Members Katie S. Cashion Rufus L. Edmisten Zena Howard Mary L. Jarrell Kristy Lee Sarah Lofton Betty Ray McCain Lou Mitchell Charles Montgomery Brenda Pollard Dutchie Sexsmith Cady Thomas Nancy B. Thompson Samuel P. Townsend Gerald P. Traub Everette Ward Dr. Janie Wheeler Justin Williams Celebrating Our Past, Inspiring Our Future

THE - EDUCATION Bringing The People s House to Life The North Carolina State Capitol Foundation sponsors lectures, children s history programs, concerts, exhibits and the docent program, allowing the Capitol to offer all programs to the public at no charge. The Capitol s signature special events, including the annual July 4th Celebration, Capitol Tree Lighting and Memorial Day are also made possible by the Foundation. Visit the Capitol: The Capitol is open to visitors for selfguided tours Monday - Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.; Saturday 9am - 5pm and Sunday 1-4 p.m. Guided tours for groups of 10 or more may be arranged by calling Capital Area Visitor Services at 919-807-7950 or tollfree 866-724-8687. Learn More About the Capitol: A National Historic Landmark, the N.C. State Capitol is one of the finest and bestpreserved examples of the Greek Revival style of architecture in the United States. The Capitol features a domed rotunda and beautiful state Senate and House chambers, meticulously restored to their 1840 appearance. Until 1888, its granite walls housed all of state government and the NC General Assembly met here until 1961. Become a Capitol Docent: The Capitol relies on volunteers to assist with the many student and adult groups who tour the building each day. No previous experience is required, just a love of history, enjoyment of working with children and a few hours a month to volunteer. Volunteers receive training, a monthly newsletter, very flexible scheduling, the opportunity for additional training and recognition dinners. To learn more about the North Carolina State Capitol Foundation, please visit our website at www.ncstatecapitol.org

THE - PROPERTY The State Capitol Foundation is instrumental in the preservation and conservation of the State Capitol Historic Site. The Planning & Properties Committee assists the Department of Cultural Resources in identifying the maintenance and collection needs of the site and finding the resources to meet those needs. Since 1976, the State Capitol Foundation has worked to protect and support the building and its collections. The Capitol has been home to North Carolina s seat of government for more than 170 years. It is the mission of the State Capitol Foundation Planning & Properties Committee to continue to preserve and conserve this important site for future generations. Won t you join us? Recently Completed Projects House Chamber Chair Sully Portrait Lighting The Thomas Sully Portrait of George Washington Mitchell Map Conservation Front Reception Desks House and Senate Desks and Rostrums Painting of Interior of Entire Capitol (in the 1990 s) Replaced Carpet in Governor s Suite of Offices (2000) Restoration of Statues on the Grounds of Union Square Sidewalk Enhancement and Replacement, New Handicap Ramp at the East Entrance, (2009) Conservation and preservation of the State Capitol Historic Site is ongoing with important projects on the horizon. We need your help on the State Capitol Foundation Board to preserve the State Capitol building and its collections. To view more projects funded by the Foundation, please visit our website at www.ncstatecapitol.org

THE - MEMBERSHIP Pillars of the Capitol Why do we call the Membership Program of the State Capitol Foundation the Pillars of the Capitol? Because we count on the resolve and support of our members, people like you, the same way our State Capitol relies on the strength of its supporting columns. It doesn t take much to be one of those Pillars. Membership is affordable! Levels start at $20 per year and that contribution will go a long way in helping the Foundation meet its mission. For instance, you would be helping fund projects like the restoration of a 19th century portrait of George Washington or a fifth grader s hands-on introduction to legislative process. And our Junior memberships start at just $5 per year! Join the many members who have already committed to helping the North Carolina State Capitol Foundation accomplish its goals. JUNIOR (8 15) $5.00 per year (checks only please) Receive a Spirit of the Capitol Magnet (a $1.50 value) Membership Card Signed Photo of the Governor Friend on our Capitol Facebook to view Did You Know Fact Sheet Receive a FREE lapel pin when you attend the 4th of July celebration on Union Square (visit the Foundation booth and show your membership card) STUDENT (16 22) $10.00 per year (checks only, please) State Capitol Pen (a $2.00 value) Membership Card Signed Photo of the Governor Friend on our Capitol Facebook to view Did You Know Fact Sheet Receive a free lapel pin when you attend the 4th of July celebration on Union Square (visit the Foundation booth & show your membership card) CLASS (4th grade classes) $15.00 per year (checks only please) Magnet for the Teacher Emma and the Civil Warrior by Candy Dahl Capitol 4-1-1 DVD INDIVIDUAL $20.00 per year (checks only, please) FAMILY $40.00 per year (checks, only please) A pewter lapel pin of NC s State Capitol building (a $10 value) Membership Card Invitation to attend Annual Lecture Series Signed Photo of the Governor Email Newsletter (twice a year) Receive a FREE lapel pin when you attend the 4th of July celebration on Union Square (visit the Foundation booth & show your membership card)

THE - MEMBERSHIP Membership Levels (continued) ROTUNDA $100 per year (limit 2 members per household) State Capitol ink pen A pewter lapel pin of NC s State Capitol building (a $10 value) VIP invitation to attend Lecture Series, via email alert 10% savings on State Capitol merchandise (online or at the Capitol) 10% savings on special events hosted by the Foundation DORIC $500 per year (limit 2 members per household) One Winter at the Capitol print, unsigned (a $35.00 value), while they last One package of Capitol postcards by John Hall (a $5.50 value), first 50 new members VIP invitation to attend Lecture Series, via email alert 10% savings on merchandise (online or at the Capitol) 10% savings on special events hosted by the Foundation IONIC $1,000 per year (limit 2 members per household) One Winter at the Capitol print, signed (a $50 value), while they last One package of Capitol postcards by John Hall (a $5.50 value), for the first 50 new members VIP invitation to attend Lecture Series, via email alert 10% savings on merchandise (online or at the Capitol) 10% savings on special events hosted by the Foundation, limit 2 tickets, per event Listed as a Member in the Foundation newsletter

THE - MEMBERSHIP Membership Levels (continued) CORPORATE and/or INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP LEVELS: CORINTHIAN $2,500 per year limit 4 members per membership One Winter at the Capitol print, signed (a $50 value), while they last One One Nation print, signed (a $50 value), while they last One Alexander Jackson Davis Book (a $15 value) VIP invitation & reserved seating for 4 to attend Lecture Series, via email alert Private tour of the Capitol, limited to 20 guests 10% savings on merchandise 10% savings on special events hosted by the Foundation, limit 4 tickets, per event Listed as Corinthian member in the Foundation newsletter CROWN $5,000 per year limit 6 members per membership One Winter at the Capitol print, signed (a $50 value), while supplies last One One Nation print, signed (a $50 value), while they last Choose a handmade wooden bottle stopper (a $20 value) VIP invitation & reserved seating for 6 to attend Lecture Series, via email alert Private tour of the Capitol, which includes the attic and dome, limited to 20 guests North Carolina flag that has been flown over the Capitol 10% savings on merchandise (on-line or at the Capitol) 10% savings on special events hosted by the Foundation, limit 6 tickets, per event 6 complimentary tickets to the Bi-Annual Black Tie Gala

THE BALL Sponsorship Opportunities MARQUEE SPONSOR $60,000 -- Limit 1 Title Sponsor for the Society Ball Title Sponsor for the 4th of July Celebration for 2010, estimated attendance 5,000 Premiere seating and 20 tickets (2 tables of 10) to the Silent Auction, Reception & Society Ball Company name/logo (large) listed in all printed publications that may include Our State Magazine, Metro Magazine, News & Observer, Charlotte Observer and other high profile publications Listed on State Capitol website Full Page Ad in evening program Recognition night of the Ball Opportunity to make opening remarks at the dinner Seated with artist Brenda Behr & her guest ANTHEMION SPONSOR $25,000 - $50,000 Title Sponsor for the 4th of July Celebration for 2011, estimated attendance 5,000 Premiere seating and 16 (2 tables of 8) tickets to the Silent Auction, Reception & Society Ball Company name/logo (large) would be listed in all printed publications that may include Our State Magazine, Metro Magazine, News & Observer, Charlotte Observer and other high profile publications. Listed on State Capitol website Full Page Ad in evening program Recognition night of the Ball Opportunity to introduce auctioneer for the live auction and make remarks Seated with photographer John Hall and his guest DOME SPONSOR $10,000 Corporate name/logo (medium) on all printed materials, press releases. Half page Ad in evening program. Reserved seating and 10 tickets to Silent Auction, Dinner and Dance. Recognition at event, via signage. CORNERSTONE SPONSOR $5,000 Corporate name/logo (small) on all printed materials, including evening program & press releases. Reserved seating and 8 tickets to Silent Auction, Dinner and Dance. Recognition at event, via signage. CROWN SPONSOR $2,500 Corporate name listed on all printed materials, including evening program & press releases. Reserved seating and 6 tickets to Silent Auction, Dinner and Dance. Recognition at event, via signage. CORINTHIAN SPONSOR $1,500 Corporate name listed on all printed materials including evening program, press releases. Reserved seating and 4 tickets to Silent Auction, Dinner and Dance. Recognition at event, via signage. Individual tickets: Silent Auction, Dinner and Dance. $150 per person

Return this completed form with your check or money order: The North Carolina State Capitol Foundation 4624 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-4624 Phone: 919-733-4994 Fax: 919-715-4030 The Pillars of the Capitol M e m b e r s h i p P r o g r a m First & Last Name: Company Name: City/State/Zip: Home Phone: Office Phone: Cell Phone: Email Address: Membership Levels: JUNIOR (8 15) $ 5.00 per year (checks only please) STUDENT (16 22) $ 10.00 per year (checks only please) CLASS (4th grade classes) $ 15.00 per year (checks only please) INDIVIDUAL $ 20.00 per year FAMILY $ 40.00 per year ROTUNDA $ 200 per year (limit 2 members per household) DORIC $ 350 per year (limit 2 members per household) IONIC $ 500 per year (limit 2 members per household) CORPORATE and/orindividual MEMBERSHIP LEVELS: CORINTHIAN $ 2,500 per year (limit 4 members per membership) 2010 Black Tie Gala: Masque Ball s p o n s o r s h i p o p p o r t u n i t i e s First & Last Name: Company Name: City/State/Zip: Home Phone: Office Phone: Cell Phone: Email Address: sponsorship Levels: MARQUE SPONSOR $ 60,000 (limit 1) ANTHEMION SPONSOR $25,000 - $50,000 DOME SPONSOR $10,000 CORNERSTONE SPONSOR $5,000 CROWN SPONSOR $2,500 CORINTHIAN SPONSOR $1,500 Individual tickets $150 per person CROWN $ 5,000 per year (limit 6 members per membership) Visit our website and join online at: www.ncstatecapitol.org Questions? Email us at: state.capitol@ncdcr.org The North Carolina State Capitol Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Celebrating Our Past, Inspiring Our Future