
1. The Campaign Fundraising Committee (CFC) which is charged with establishing and managing the execution of the Capital Campaign which would include the costs of the campaign infrastructure, staffing of the CFC, creating a campaign budget, and executing the philanthropic Capital Campaign. Other functions include maintaining a list of real and potential sponsors, strategic planning, liaison, and project management. The Capital Campaign is managed by the Chairman of the CFC.
2. The Building Committee (BC) will be responsible for the concept, design and construction of the new National Cryptologic Museum.
Capital Campaign
The CFC identified a preliminary Angel Round of sponsors to help start the fundraising campaign. CFC members worked to identify key elements of the Capital Campaign, including a potential list of major sponsors, a budget, and a communications plan.
Since the start of the campaign to raise funds for a new museum, donations have been received from individuals ($90,000) and Corporations (300,000). These donations are maintained in a separate account and can only be used for activities directly linked to the construction of a new museum unless specifically authorized by the donor(s).
The corporations listed below were early and generous contributors to this effort.
BAE Systems, North America
Booz, Allen, Hamilton, Inc.
CACI International, Inc.
General Dynamics, Advanced Information Systems, Security Affairs Association
Northrup Grumman, Space & Mission Systems Corp, Mission Systems Sector
Northrup Grumman, Space & Mission Systems Corp, Space Technology Sector
STG