Patrons

• Betty Ativie
• Floyd Bell
• Sandra Bradford-Jennings
• Brains and Beauty Dolls 
• Frantz Brent-Harris of Sona Dolls
• Phyllis Burns
• Deborah Butler-Johnson
• Darla Davenport-Powell
• Tammy Fisher, Curiositeej LLC, and In The Doll World Media LLC
• B. W. Flowers
• Greater Works, LLC (Darla and Wayne Powell)
• Nancy Heyl (Nancy the Girl, LLC)
• Vicky Hoff Forbes
• Laila Johnson
• Liveauctioneers.com
• Karen Kilburn
• Maryland Society of Doll Collectors
• Madelyn McCraney of Kuumba Art Design Studio
• Motor City Doll Club
• Carol Noel
• Stacia A. Pate
• Cat Runnels
• Leasa “Tutu” Souza
• Telisa Spain
• Dawn Spears Black Legacy Images Collection
• Starkey’s Daughter Cloth Dolls
• Stephen Sumner
• Georgette Taylor
• The Toys Time Forgot, LLC
• Alisa Williams
• Goldie Wilson

~All support is greatly appreciated.~ 

Ways to Become a Patron

There are several ways to become a museum patron:

1. Use the donate button at the bottom of the Welcome Home page to donate any amount to help defray administrative costs and/or support the mission of the museum.
2. Request to have a doll curated and installed and pay the $15 fee per doll (if the doll is accepted, if the required information is provided, and if high-resolution pictures are provided of the doll using a plain background).
3. Donate high resolution pictures per the curator’s request (as described under #2) and provide the required information about the doll or dolls (as described under #2).
4. Historically significant doll gifts (donated dolls) might be included in the museum at the curator’s discretion.
5. Help to promote this site by sharing installation links on social media sites.
6. Make comments to installations to show your support and appreciation of this initiative. Kind words of encouragement are always appreciated. 

Contact the administrator to become a patron of Black-doll history.