The Harriet Tubman Boosters are raising money to install this beautiful mural portraying Tubman's life from the Civil War through her 54 years living and working in Auburn, New York. Any donation will make an impact. You can get more information and donate at: https://gofund.me/861bd540 .

The cost to create and install the mural is approximately $40,000. We are over halfway there! Like Tubman, we will "keep going" until our goal is reached!

Our Trailblazer Mural Donors--the 35 donors who have already contributed $100 or more--are receiving a 1st Edition signed and numbered 8x10 print of the mural artwork. Thanks to the generosity of artist Arthur Hutchinson and The Jacob’s Press (Auburn, NY), a 2nd and Final print run of one hundred signed and numbered 8x10 prints will be given to the next one hundred people who contribute $100 or more to the mural fund. 
Prints graciously donated by ​Jacob's Press.
You can get more information and donate at: https://gofund.me/861bd540 .

Join the Harriet Tubman Boosters or make a donation:

(Checks can also be mailed to our address above.)
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​The mission of the Harriet Tubman Boosters is to honor the life of Harriet Tubman and preserve her legacy for generations to come. The Boosters seeks to educate the public about Harriet Tubman’s courageous spirit that carried her from enslavement to freedom; her role as conductor on the Underground Railroad; her service during the Civil War, as nurse, scout, and spy; her activism for women’s suffrage; and her establishment of a home for the elderly and indigent in Auburn. Our hope is to illuminate Harriet Tubman’s lifelong dedication to civil rights, so that she may forever stand as a shining example for all who strive for justice, freedom, and peace. The Boosters seek to: a) Raise awareness of Harriet Tubman’s life and legacy through programs, publications and events, b) Work with local, state, and federal officials to honor the memory of Harriet Tubman, c) Encourage community dialogue and inspire civil rights activism, d) Advocate for greater inclusion of Harriet Tubman’s life story in public education.

Next Meeting:
Wednesday, May 25, 2022
5:30 - 6:30 pm
Due to covid virus we will meet online
​via ZOOM
To Join Zoom Meeting use this link:​ 
Meeting ID: 811 3992 8778   
Passcode: Harriet

All Members Welcome!
    
NEW
On our Resources Page:
 Enslaved:
Peoples of the Historic Slave Trade, 
a free, public clearinghouse that will for the first time allow anyone from academic historians to amateur family genealogists to search for individual enslaved people around the globe in one central online location.


Join the Boosters!

Mail in a membership form or join and pay online.
See the drop down box below for the various membership levels.  If you would like to set your own membership level, please print out the membership form and mail it in with your payment. Upon receipt of payment, a membership card will be mailed to you.

Watch the recorded video of the Town Hall Meeting on August 26, 2015 celebrating Women's Equality Day and promoting Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill.

The Harriet Tubman Boosters organization is a member of:
New York Cultural Heritage Tourism Network
Underground Railroad Consortium​ of New York State 

Download the
2012 Concert Program here.

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Note: To print as a brochure, we suggest you bring the files to your local copy store.
Watch a video of the Tubman Property with music by the Syracuse Gospel Music Workshop of America!

Committee Members Welcome

If you are interested in becoming a member of one of our Committees  please click on Contact Information above to fill out a Contact Form or e-mail us at harriettubmanboosters@gmail.com.  Thank you.  We look forward to your participation in any capacity.

 

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Date Last Updated: April 2022