Grant Information
Types of Grants Available

The Holley Museum of Military History is now located in a public venue at the Ramada Hotel in Downtown Topeka, Kansas. The museum is housed in three separate galleries. Each of these galleries is named for a world leader. The three galleries are named for Dwight D. Eisenhower, Ronald Reagan and Winston Churchill.

Grants for these galleries have already been received and these galleries have been completed and are open to the public from 10 AM to 8 PM seven days a week. There is no fee to view the artifacts.

The museum is now accepting grants for two additional galleries to house the nearly 2000 artifacts in storage that are ready for display. A grant in the amount of $10,000 will secure the sponsorship of one of these galleries. A grant of $5,000 combined with a matching gift from another funding source can also sponsor a gallery.

The next two galleries will be named for Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman.

Other needs for the museum include, additional display cases, including two walk-in cases, at $2,000. each. Grants of any amount will be welcome by the museum. Funding groups will be recognized throughout the museum, as they request.

The Holley Museum of Military History is affiliated with the Topeka Community Foundation and their Federal Tax ID number may be used.

The Holley Museum of Military History has received grants from....

The Parrish Hotel Corporation

The Ruth Garvey Fink Foundation

The Pratt Family Charitable Foundation

The Mark and Bette Morris Foundation.

The Martin Tractor Company

The Downtown Rotary Club Foundation

The Beulah F. Holley Foundation