The Sobey Wall of Honour
Make a Lasting Impression
The name(s) you designate will be installed on a brick at the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 and displayed on our Virtual Sobey Wall of Honour for a $450 donation.
This is a wonderful way to honour a loved one or celebrate a special anniversary. A gift card can be sent to the recipient to let them know they have been given a brick.
2017 Brick Installation Dates:
March – if order and payment received by February 10, 2017
June - if order and payment received by May 12, 2017
November – if order and payment received by September 25, 2017
December - if order and payment received by November 6, 2017
(Note: Early brick installation is available for an additional fee, time permitting. If you are interested, please call Maria Almeida, Donor Relations Manager, at 902-420-6656 for details.)
Commemorative Plaque - By dedicating a personalized brick on the Sobey Wall of Honour you have the opportunity to dedicate a Commemorative Plaque as a keepsake for yourself or a loved one. You can dedicate a Commemorative Plaque for $150.00 plus applicable taxes. For more information, please contact Maria Almeida, Donor Relations Manager, at malmeida@pier21.ca or (902) 420-6656.
Example of Commemorative Plaque
(The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 can issue official donation receipts for gifts that we receive from individuals, corporations and registered charities, including foundations, under section 110.1(1)(b) of the Income Tax Act. For more information, please visit: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/chrts-gvng/qlfd-dns/menu-eng.html)
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“Pier 21 is a wonderful monument to Canadian History. Getting my parents a brick was the best gift we ever gave them.”
Thanks to The Sobey Foundation’s generous gift, the Museum will be able to grow its virtual wall and expand the onsite Sobey Wall of Honour onto the second level of the Museum, and continue to honour the stories and the legacy of Canadians who came seeking a better future for themselves and their families.
