How can you donate to the George S. Eccles Dinoasur Park and Museum?
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Visit our website and select donate, choose between the options: general, exhibit, laboratory, events, footprint tile, and trails repair.
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Mail a check to Ogden Dinosaur Park, 1544 East Park Blvd., Ogden UT 84401
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* please specify any instructions or restrictions inherent with your valued donation.
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Volunteer! To get started, please visit dinosaurpark.org, select the "Get Involved" menu option and choose the "volunteer" option.
All Donations over $500 will have a donation designation listed on the appropriate signage and material.
Thank you for your consideration in donating to Ogden’s George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park and Museum. We are a nonprofit 501C3 and will provide applicable donation letters for your taxes.
DONATIOn CATEGORIES
GENERAL Donation :
Any donation amount is welcome and very much appreciated.
EVENTS FUND :
Donations to this category fund dinosaur park community events.
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Contributions of any amount are welcome and much appreciated
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Jurassic Run 5K - Donations will go towards trail improvements and repairs in the outdoor sculpture park
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Halloween - "Dinos in the Dark 2021": See EVENT SPONSOR PAGE
EXHIBITS FUND :
Exhibit donations begin at $2,000. Current projects include:
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Majungasaurus – Native to the iIsland of Madagascar, this strange carnivore adapted to its surroundings by shrinking.
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Nanotyrannus – A controversial dinosaur under hot debate - is it a juvenile T. rex, or a new separate species?
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Raptorex – A very small tyrannosaur from Mongolia that raises new questions about the tyrant family tree
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Cervalces – A giant ice age deer with ornate antlers, related to the modern Moose
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Tanystropheus - A living reptilian fishing rod that gives new meaning to the phrase "deadliest catch."
LABORATORY FUND :
Donations to this category fund fossil preparations by purchasing supplies.
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Contributions of any amount are welcome and much appreciated!
Footprint Tile :
Donations $1,000 or above will be honored with a footprint tile in the museum entry area