SANDWICH – Heritage Museums & Gardens recently announced its capital campaign that aims to raise $11.5 million to support the design, construction, and outfitting of the new Welcome Center.
Plans for the new center include an 8,000 square foot facility which Anne Scott-Putney, President and CEO of Heritage Museums & Gardens, believes will help the facility in many ways.
“Our vision for the new Welcome Center is to provide our visitors with a gracious and inviting welcome to Heritage, that truly allows them to decompress from whatever travel they may have endured to get here,” Scott-Putney said.
With space for gathering areas for groups, expanded ticketing space, and a Visitor Services Center for orientation and information gathering, the new facility will change the entire outlook of the area.
Scott-Putney believes that with this addition the Museum & Gardens will be more inviting and allow for a new experience upon arrival.
“The vision is to provide a more welcoming experience, rather than simply a transactional experience as they enter,” said Scott-Putney.
Nearly seventy percent of the fundraising goal has already been achieved as the organization has sought support from community members, businesses, and philanthropic organizations.
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