What We Need
We always need money, but also need your skills and supplies
See what we've gotten so far!

Make a difference in a child's life.
Teach someone something new.
Share what you know.
Share what you love.

Supplies

  • We are always in  need of office supplies.
  • We need a PC projector for use in presentations.  Have you an old one collecting dust?
  • Do you have folding chairs or tables we can use in our classrooms and office space?
  • Do you have something we can use for display cases or bookcases with glass doors?
  • Do you have books or other research material on Camp Evans or radio history?
  • Would you like to donate a new scanner, printer, or slide scanner?
  • Are you a part of a corporation improving Information Age technology? Can you donate demo units to preserve the past and record our progress?

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Services
We always need e-volunteers!

  • Can you research radio history and radio shows and help us create web pages? Whether you're in elementary school or are retired, we can use your help!
  • Would you like to write short biographies of radio stars and scientists? This is something that's easy and doesn't take a lot of time but is a big help. All of our Radio Greats biographies have been written by volunteers.
  • Do you want to make a difference? Can you help us research ideas for exhibits? You don't have to have any experience, we have extensive resources to help you. Do you have a suggestion for an exhibit you would like to see in the future?
  • Can you help us build exhibits? Would your school group, Girlscout or Boyscout troop be interested in helping create exhibits?
  • Are you an educator? Can you help us develop programs for children or adults?
  • Did you work at Camp Evans? Do you know someone who did? Are you interested in interviewing people? Help us collect oral histories.
  • Do you know how to type? We can use your help transcribing articles and oral histories.
  • Do you know how to use a scanner or are you willing to learn? We can use your help!
  • Were you an employee of one of the companies that shaped the Information Age? Tell us how your company made a difference.
  • Are you an expert in Information Age technology? Share your expertise with others.
  • Are you good at explaining things to children? Help us make webpages and exhibits that children can understand.
  • Do you like to make puzzles, word searches or other games for children? Help us create a children's activity book!
  • Would you like to draw pictures for children to color in? Help us make pages for our coloring book.
  • Industry and the military develop thousands of potential useful test units, demo units and prototypes that can be used to show students how devices work and the science behind them. Can you help us teach the science behind technology?
  • Do you know HTML, Flash, Shockwave, Java or some other web language? Help us improve our website.
Volunteer!
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What we've gotten
Thanks!

Supplies

  • October 2003 Mr. Bob Howd of Wall donated 5 gallons of silver paint and supplies for the Diana dish.  
  • September 2003 The Wall Kiwanis Club gave Infoage $500 to buy paint for the Project Diana site.  We painted 5 buildings  1950s ugly (but historic) Army light green.
  • December 31, 2002 Thanks to Gary Berg for his donation to the Infoage library.
  • December 28, 2002 Thanks to Hal Burch for his donation of a computer monitor.
  • December 20, 2002 Thanks to the Vertek corporation for their donation of two computer monitors and two keyboards.
  • October 20, 2002 Thanks to Martin Friedman for our new fax machine.
  • October 10, 2002 Thanks to the Wall Kiwanis Club for donating $1,500 towards the cost of our printer!
  • Thanks to Lucent for their model of the first transistor and microimage.
  • September 12, 2002 Thanks to Mr. John Etter for his donation of eight books from the original Marconi Station library.
  • June 7, 2002 Thanks to Richard and Noreen Carl for donating furniture for our Concept Center.
  • July 18, 2001 Thanks to the NJ Broadcasters Board for giving us the funds to bring the NBHF back to New Jersey!
  • Thanks to Art Schreiber for allowing us unlimited access to the extensive collections of the NBHF!
  • Thanks to the Spring Lake Theater Co. for their donations to help us renovate our site and create exhibits!
  • Thanks to Dimetre Grabbe for his amazing computer packaging collection!
  • Thanks to Applebee's for having their opening night as a benefit for us! They also have pictures of our site at their Wall location.
  • Thanks to the Department of Defense for their donation of 12 computers.
  • Thanks to Mr. Leary for donating his father's uniform and portrait.
  • Thanks to AT&T for giving us a 5890 Computer.
  • Thanks to the Department of Defense for providing us with filing cabinets and desks. Everything on this site has its roots in our paper archives, and that's a lot of filing cabinets!
  • Thanks to Ray Chase for his donation of radar modules.
  • Thanks to the Wall Historical Society for our "beauty queen."
  • Thanks to Mr. Russ Henderson and the Olde Wall Historical Society for his wonderful pictures of Wall Township and the Marconi Station.
  • Thanks to Valdis Paupe for all of the wonderful things he's found for us.
  • Thanks to the US Patent Office for providing us with 30 exhibits.
  • Thanks to the QCWA for their Peterson Collection!
  • Thanks to C&H Plumbing for hooking our Concept Center bathrooms up to the septic system. There is no need to explain why that was so important. Everyone who uses our bathrooms is very grateful.
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Services

  • September 2003 Thanks to Frank O'Brien for sweat and hard work at the Diana site and Marconi Cottages.  
  • July 2003 Thanks to the NJARC for the hours and hours of work preparing the Marconi station engineer's cottage for the NBHF temporary exhibit.
  • October 2002 Thanks to Steve Hajducek, N2CKH, for his help in redoing the website!
  • October 12, 2002 Thanks to Fred and Cori Carl for setting up and running the Infoage table for Archives and History Day.
  • September 20, 2002 Thanks to Wall Central School for their great art! You can see their pictures in the kids page.
  • July 30, 2002 Thanks to Sheriff Oxley for having his inmates improve the landscaping around the Marconi Cottages.
  • February 25, 2002 Thanks to Congressman Chris Smith for his help to ensure that the sewers will be replaced.
  • Thanks to Dr. Donald Finn for his research.
  • Thanks to Prof. Robert Johnson for allowing us to use his information on No Short Climb.
  • Thanks to Dr. Constella Hines-Zimmerman for helping to keep kids involved in Infoage despite our limited space and funds.
  • October 27, 2001 Thanks to the volunteers that made Make A Difference Day such a success.
  • Thanks to the Department of Defense (Tanks and Arms Command) for the Silent Sentinel Satellite Antenna.
  • Thanks to the Department of Defense (Night vision Directorate) for their nigh vision exhibit and 21st century soldier.
  • Thanks to Rich O. and Garden State Central for their electrical plan review.
  • Thanks to the NJARC for their work at the New Brunswick station.
  • Thanks to the Department of Defense (BRAC-BTC) for helping us to collect oral histories.
  • Thanks to OMARC for their extensive work on repairing and painting of bldg. 9116 of the Diana Site.
  • Thanks to Dave Rible for repairing our locks.
  • Thanks to the NJARC for taking inventory of the NBHF collections.
  • Thanks to Bob Judge and Garden State Central for making our model of Camp Evans.
  • Thanks to Wall Township for their help with the site reuse plan.
  • Thanks to Cablevision for the broadcast of our concept film.
  • Thanks to Garden State Central for editing our concept film.
  • Thanks to the Department of Defense (Fort Monmouth - ICON) for their seminar exposure and connections.
  • Thanks to Wall Township for providing us with two dumpsters while we are renovating our site.
  • Thanks to Garden State Central for our site redesign.
  • Thanks to Fred Carl for his tireless efforts and endless dedication to our mission.
  • Thanks to all of our partners for helping us to achieve our goals.
  • Thanks to our Board of Directors for their amazing work and guidance.
  • Thanks to our members, who provide us with funds, creativity, expertise, time and labor. They're the ones who make us a success!
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