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Support CRARG
Donate to CRARG to support CRARG's daily typing of original, handwritten archival records in Poland (for which we pay $500 per week) and to gain access to CRARG's pre-Holocaust records.
Before you donate
Before you contributing to CRARG, you may wish to:
1. Search CRARG's free-access Holocaust-era search engine for records just before, during, and just after the Holocaust.
2. Write to CRARG President Daniel Kazez (dkazez@sbcglobal.net), to learn if CRARG has substantial records for your family (especially likely if your family lived in one of our core towns, as listed on our home page).
How much to donate
Donate $100 to gain access to all of CRARG records for one year. Donors receive ample research guidance. Consider funding more than a day of CRARG's research, perhaps an entire week of typing ($500) or longer.
How to donate
To support CRARG you may....
• Donate via PayPal (payments to "dkazez@sbcglobal.net"):
• Or use the donor form below and mail your contribution to the address shown.
| Donor form
Name: _____________________________________ Email address: _____________________________________ Surnames of primary interest: In order to gain access to CRARG's complete database, receive at least monthly updates on CRARG's research in Poland, and receive copies of original records that CRARG has in its collection, I have enclosed a contribution in U.S. dollars, payable to Czestochowa-Radomsko Area Research Group, in the following amount: $_______ [at least $100].
CRARG is a tax-exempt, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. All funding is used for typing archival documents. CRARG has no staff costs or any other expenses. |
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CRARG is a tax-exempt, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. All funding is used for typing archival documents. CRARG has no staff costs or any other expenses.
Please contact:
Daniel Kazez dkazez@sbcglobal.net
President of the Czestochowa-Radomsko Area Research Group
Professor of Music, Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio USA
Site last updated 25 May 2008. Search engine designed by Ben Kazez.