giving opportunities - museum of the bible

Giving Opportunities

CONTENTS

Exterior & Facade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

First Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Below Ground Levels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Second Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Third Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Fourth Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Fifth Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Sixth Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Green Scholars Institute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

Special Exhibits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Endowments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

1 Front Entry Panels on 4th Street Custom metal artwork with

biblical text based upon the Text Blocks invented by Johannes Gutenberg for the printing of the Bible.

$3,190,000

2 Biblical Glass at Entry Custom glass artwork with text

from the Great Isaiah Scroll or the Bodmer Psalms Papyrus.

$630,000 3 The Galley: Glass

enclosure and projection roof system over 4th Street

Custom fabricated glass volume seen from the National Mall.

$11,450,000

4 Digital Window Posters Large transparent window

displays face the exterior of the museum on D Street. Each display is responsive to sidewalk traffic. The transparent LED window technology allows the display to function both as a content display and window into the museum.

$300,000

5 The Ark: Cast glass walls, live green roof and zinc roof system

Seen from the National Mall, this beautiful rooftop structure inspired by Noah’s Ark and a boat from the time of Jesus found in the Sea of Galilee will draw visitors to the museum.

$3,020,000

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E X T E R I O R G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

The Galley Ark Glass Enclosure

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4 Digital Window Posters

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5 The Ark: Cast glass walls, live green roof and zinc roof system

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6 Streetscape Landscaping and Paving


6 Streetscape Landscaping & Paving Includes trees, shrubs,

flowers and groundcovers.

$1,420,000

7 Rooftop Biblical Garden

Will provide a peaceful place of reflection for visitors and includes water features, gardens, a trellis and seating.

$2,160,000

8 Historic Loading Dock Canopy on D Street

This custom glass canopy over the historic loading dock on D Street will shield museum visitors from the elements as they queue up for entry into the museum.

$580,000

9 Entry Staircase & Ramp Way The main entrance to

the museum.

$360,000

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8 Historic Loading Dock Canopy on D Street

7 Rooftop Biblical Garden


10 Affiliated Library Galleries

Furniture, décor and infrastructure of our partners’ special exhibit galleries.

$1,930,000

11 Digital Ceiling of Main Lobby Arcade

Creating an awe-inspiring place for the museum’s visitors, the ceiling display spans an area approximately 150’ x 20’ suspended 40’ above the entry arcade. Biblical art and images will rotate throughout the day. As the first major showpiece visitors experience, it is their introduction to the impact of the museum’s message, setting the tone for the entire museum experience.

$4,800,000

12 Lobby Ticketing Area Clad in Jerusalem stone,

European limestone and custom hand finished plaster.

$1,450,000

13 Handheld Personal Navigation System

State-of-the-art handheld museum navigation created especially for Museum of the Bible. Includes group tour coordination, restaurant reservations, personalized guided tours, augmented reality and resources that will enable visitors to dig deeper into the story of the Bible.

$10,230,000

First Floor

Free access for all vistors.

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11 Digital Ceiling of Main Lobby Arcade

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14 Lobby Media Wall

14 Lobby Media Wall At the far end of the entry

arcade is the lobby media wall for visitor orientation. The wall displays a dynamic media program announcing collections, timed attractions, special events and salutations to visitor groups. A systematic design unifies the language across the wall, interactive media tables and outdoor windows.

$3,640,000

15 Museum Shop

Guests will be able to purchase reminders and souvenirs. Specialty items will include beautiful replicas of some of the museum’s most exciting pieces.

$1,330,000

16 Main Lobby Arcade Main lobby of the museum clad

in Jerusalem stone and European limestone.

$2,650,000

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16 Main Lobby Arcade

15 Museum Shop Specialty Items

C H I L D R E N ’ S G A L L E R Y

$1,960,000 Base Building and Infrastructure Costs “Courageous Pages” Children’s Exhibit

Book of Books activity area $240,000 Courageous Pages stories $240,000 Ark Experience activity setting $800,000 Games (4): Moses, Esther, Daniel, David $360,000 Samson Pillar Push $160,000 Walking on Water $160,000

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Children’s Gallery Toddler Activity Center

Children’s Gallery Sampson Pillar Push

Children’s Gallery Activity Area

C H I L D R E N ’ S G A L L E R Y

$1,960,000 Base Building and Infrastructure Costs “Courageous Pages” Children’s Exhibit

Book of Books activity area $240,000 Courageous Pages stories $240,000 Ark Experience activity setting $800,000 Games (4): Moses, Esther, Daniel, David $360,000 Samson Pillar Push $160,000 Walking on Water $160,000

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Children’s Gallery Children’s Lions Den

Children’s Gallery Entrance

20 Historic Warehouse Coffee Shop

This themed coffee shop recounts the history of the museum’s building, originally built in 1922 as Washington’s first refrigerated warehouse.

$2,370,000

21 Mezzanine Multi- Purpose Room

Community space where groups can gather.

$510,000

17 Atrium Monumental Connecting Stair

Vertical circulation hub of the museum.

$4,200,000

18 Atrium at First Floor Lobby

$1,500,000

19 Environmental

Elevators

As visitors travel from floor to floor, they will journey through significant places in the Bible’s history. The elevators become immersive environments through the use of digital screens built into the elevator walls.

$1,370,000 Per elevator (6 total)

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17 Atrium Monumental Connecting Stair

19 Environmental Elevators


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Historic Warehouse Coffee Shop

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Atrium Monumental Connecting Stair

B E L O W G R O U N D L E V E L S G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

22 Traveling Exhibits Space & Atrium

Specialized gallery serving the needs of special exhibits.

$4,300,000

23 Conservation Lab

Room specially designed for the conservation of the museum’s unique treasures.

$600,000

24 Graphics Lab

$190,000 25 Antiquities & Art Storage $1,860,000

26 Staff & Volunteer Café $330,000 27 Exhibits & Maintenance Area $530,000

Conservation Lab23

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Below Ground

B E L O W G R O U N D L E V E L S G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

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Traveling Exhibits Space Pictured are elements of the Book of Books traveling exhibit on display.22

S E C O N D F L O O R G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

Second FloorThe Impact Floor

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Atrium at Second Floor

$2,600,000

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L O B B Y F L O O R 2

Graphic Introduction to the Impact Floor $80,000 T H E B I B L E I N A M E R I C A

Exploration of the impact of the Bible on America’s story

$5,700,000 Individual areas

A New World $480,000 Coming to America $400,000 Tyranny & Tolerance $420,000 The Great Awakening $640,000 Equality Before God $1,040,000 Ensuring Religious Freedom $320,000 The Second Great Awakening $400,000 Civil Rights and Beyond $1,040,000 Bible in America Now $960,000

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Second FloorThe Impact Floor

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Atrium at Second Floor

$2,600,000

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L O B B Y F L O O R 2

Graphic Introduction to the Impact Floor $80,000 T H E B I B L E I N A M E R I C A

Exploration of the impact of the Bible on America’s story


A New World $480,000 Coming to America $400,000 Tyranny & Tolerance $420,000 The Great Awakening $640,000 Equality Before God $1,040,000 Ensuring Religious Freedom $320,000 The Second Great Awakening $400,000 Civil Rights and Beyond $1,040,000 Bible in America Now $960,000

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The Impact of the Bible on society, government and culture

$15,420,000

Individual areas

Impact in the World Intro $80,000 Music $800,000 Language $880,000 Art $480,000 Fashion $640,000 Film/Theater $400,000 Literature $1,040,000 Architecture $960,000 Banned & Burned $560,000 Education $640,000 Gutenberg Press $400,000 Personal Stories $960,000 Time & Calendar $640,000 Everyday Life $420,000 Crime & Justice $560,000 Family $800,000 Health $400,000 Work $660,000 Compassion $740,000 Human Rights $480,000 Science $640,000

Government $880,000 Lab Areas (3) $880,000 Gathering Areas (2) $240,000 Lounge (2) $240,000

SECOND FLOOR

Impact of the Bible - The Bible in the World - Art

Impact of the Bible - The Bible in the World - Government

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The Impact of the Bible on society, government and culture

$15,420,000

Individual areas

Impact in the World Intro $80,000 Music $800,000 Language $880,000 Art $480,000 Fashion $640,000 Film/Theater $400,000 Literature $1,040,000 Architecture $960,000 Banned & Burned $560,000 Education $640,000 Gutenberg Press $400,000 Personal Stories $960,000 Time & Calendar $640,000 Everyday Life $420,000 Crime & Justice $560,000 Family $800,000 Health $400,000 Work $660,000 Compassion $740,000 Human Rights $480,000 Science $640,000

Government $880,000 Lab Areas (3) $880,000 Gathering Areas (2) $240,000 Lounge (2) $240,000

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Impact of the Bible - The Bible Now

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28A T H E B I B L E N O W

Interactive gallery inviting visitors to explore the Bible Now

Featuring the Joshua Machine, this interactive gallery will track the numerous topics regarding the Bible being discussed across cyberspace, inviting visitors to

explore the Bible Now. $3,850,000 28B F L Y B O A R D T O U R O F T H E B I B L E I N D . C .

This theater brings the latest in theme park technology to the United States. Guests will experience what it is like to fly as they virtually soar over Washington, DC, seeing the many references to scripture throughout the

nation’s capital. $5,700,000 Common Space, Technical Support and Design Fees $2,100,000 FlyBoard Pre & Post Show $450,000 FlyBoard Theater Technology $1,900,000 Program 1: Tour of D.C. $1,250,000

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30 Tiffany Stained Glass InstallationSECOND FLOOR

29 Atrium Seating Enclave $100,000 Second Floor 30 Tiffany Stained $100,000 Glass Installation Second Floor


Impact of the Bible - The Bible Now28A

Third FloorThe Narrative Floor

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Atrium at Third Floor $2,600,000

31 Atrium Seating $100,000

32 Stained Glass Installation $100,000 Third Floor

33 STORIES OF THE BIBLE

C O U R T Y A R D

Orientation and departure points for the Stories of the Bible Experience

$960,000 T E S T A M E N T

Immersive media and special effects walk-through of Old Testament Stories tracing themes of “family” and “home”


Prologue $1,600,000 The World of Chaos $1,200,000 Noah is Called

The Great Flood $1,200,000 A New Beginning $1,200,000 Abraham & The Promise $3,200,000 Moses is Called $1,600,000 Passover $2,400,000 Exodus from Egypt $1,200,000 Crossing the Jordan $1,200,000 The Judges of Israel $1,350,000 The Devotion of Ruth $1,350,000 The Journey Home $1,400,000

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Stories of the Bible – The Great Flood

Stories of the Bible – Stained Glass Installation

T H I R D F L O O R G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

Third FloorThe Narrative Floor

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Stories of the Bible - The Journey Home

Stories of the Bible

33 Stories of the Bible – Replenish the Earth

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The Nazareth that Jesus Knew - Nazareth Village Center

The Nazareth that Jesus Knew - SynagogueNew Testament Theater

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33 The Nazareth that Jesus Knew - Carpenter’s Shop

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33 STORIES OF THE BIBLE, THE NAZARETH THAT JESUS KNEW

O R I E N T A T I O N A R E A - P R E S H O W

Themed to use handheld navigator to reveal biblical personalities

$400,000 T H E N A Z A R E T H T H A T

J E S U S K N E W

Immersive 1st Century village with first-person interpreters, period environments, media


Clash of Kingdoms Entry Area $800,000 Sepphoris Amphitheater $2,400,000 Nazareth Village Center $1,600,000 Parable Theater $560,000 Typical 1st Century House $1,600,000 Mikva $1,280,000 Carpenter Courtyard $800,000 Olive Mill $560,000 Synagogue $1,600,000

N E W T E S T A M E N T T H E A T E R

Immersive media presentation of New Testament as discovered

by Luke $8,000,000

THIRD FLOOR


Atrium at Fourth Floor $2,600,000

34 Stained Glass Installation Fourth Floor $100,000 35 THE HISTORY OF THE BIBLE

Fourth FloorThe History Floor

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Individual areas

(35) a. History of the Bible – Lobby Timeline Wall $1,200,000

As visitors arrive on the History Floor they encounter a sculptural wall of textured maps in gold and jewel tones that trace the Bible across time as it spreads around the world and from one language to hundreds.

(35) b. The History of the Bible: Drive Through the History of the Bible [Entry] $3,600,000

As visitors approach the Destination Theater to see “Drive Through the History of the Bible,” they are introduced to host Dave Stotts and his fun, fast-paced style.

(35) c. The History of the Bible: Drive Through the History of the Bible [Destination Theater] $1,600,000

Drive Through the History of the Bible is a fun, visually stunning overview of the history of the Bible that seeks to inform, entertain and energize visitors by taking them on a fast-paced adventure to places essential to the discovery and spread of the Bible.

History of the Bible – Lobby Timeline Wall

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Atrium at Fourth Floor $2,600,000

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History of the Bible – In the Beginning – Shared Traditions


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History of the Bible – In the Beginning – Discovering the Bible Mini-Theater

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History of the Bible – In the Beginning – Invasion, Exile and Return

(35) d. The History of the Bible: In the Beginning – Shared Traditions $4,000,000

Incredibly rare original artifacts, such as the Green Collection’s spectacular Gilgamesh Tablet, are used to trace the history of the people of Israel as recounted in the Hebrew Tanakh / Old Testament and to demonstrate the many traditions shared amongst the ancient cultures of the Fertile Crescent.

(35) e. The History of the Bible: In the Beginning – Discovering the Bible Mini-Theater $800,000

The first mini-theater, Discovering the Bible, uses locations in ancient Israel to connect visitors with the sites of some of the great archaeological discoveries that validate the stories in the Tanakh / Hebrew Bible.

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History of the Bible – The Written Tradition

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(35) f. The History of the Bible: In the Beginning – Invasion, Exile and Return $1,300,000

Highly accurate facsimiles of major archaeological discoveries.

(35) g. The History of the Bible: The Written Tradition – The Dead Sea Scrolls [Qumran Cave Setting] $750,000

A stylized recreation of a cave on the shore of the Dead Sea provides a setting for visitors to explore the stories behind the creation, discovery and legacy of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

(35) h. The History of the Bible: The Written Tradition – The Dead Sea Scrolls [Artifact Setting] $1,000,000

Visitors are able to examine multiple fragments of the actual Dead Sea Scrolls. This is the only permanent display of the Dead Sea Scrolls outside of Israel.

(35) i. The History of the Bible: The Written Tradition – The Septuagint $800,000

Rare and ancient manuscripts of the Bible are presented in galleries that reflect the time at which they were created and in cases that allow visitors to examine the artifacts.

(35) j. The History of the Bible: The Written Tradition – Sharing the Bible Mini-Theater $800,000

The second mini-theater, ‘Sharing the Bible,’ will take visitors to Israel, Rome, and nearby locations to tell the story of the dispersion of the Bible around the Mediterranean.

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(35) k. The History of the Bible: The Written Tradition – Biblical Codices [with Early Christian Writings in the background] $4,000,000

Visitors will encounter early examples of scripture formatted for binding in the form of a codex or book, learning how this new method of assembling written material influenced the development of what we know as the Bible.

(35) l. The History of the Bible: Ta Biblia = The Bible = The Books –

The Many Traditions of the Bible $1,600,000

Here visitors learn that the Bible is not a single book but a compilation of many individual books and that different religious traditions have significantly different beliefs about how many books the Bible includes and the order in which they should be organized.

(35) m. The History of the Bible: Translating the Bible – Illuminated Bibles $1,200,000

In Translating the Bible, a gallery that includes the Middle Ages, visitors enter an area distinguished by arches reminiscent of cathedrals and monasteries. Here they can examine a wide variety of Illuminated Bibles demonstrating the great skill and diverse approaches used to illustrate and embellish Bibles at that time.

(35) n. The History of the Bible: Translating the Bible – Copying the Text and The Evolution of the Jewish Text $4,000,000

Within the Translating the Bible gallery, visitors will learn the techniques and strict rules employed by monks and scribes in copying Bibles by hand. Interactive activities and large video screens provide many forms of interpretation for visitors.

(35) o. The History of the Bible: Revolutionary Words – The Impact

of Printing on the Bible $4,800,000

As visitors enter the Revolutionary Words gallery, the first item they encounter is a case with pieces of a Gutenberg Bible. This was the first Bible printed with movable type and often considered one of the most influential events in history.

FOURTH FLOOR

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History of the Bible – Ta Biblia

Illuminated Bibles


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(35) m. The History of the Bible: Translating the Bible – Illuminated Bibles $1,200,000

In Translating the Bible, a gallery that includes the Middle Ages, visitors enter an area distinguished by arches reminiscent of cathedrals and monasteries. Here they can examine a wide variety of Illuminated Bibles demonstrating the great skill and diverse approaches used to illustrate and embellish Bibles at that time.

(35) n. The History of the Bible: Translating the Bible – Copying the Text and The Evolution of the Jewish Text $4,000,000

Within the Translating the Bible gallery, visitors will learn the techniques and strict rules employed by monks and scribes in copying Bibles by hand. Interactive activities and large video screens provide many forms of interpretation for visitors.

(35) o. The History of the Bible: Revolutionary Words – The Impact

of Printing on the Bible $4,800,000

As visitors enter the Revolutionary Words gallery, the first item they encounter is a case with pieces of a Gutenberg Bible. This was the first Bible printed with movable type and often considered one of the most influential events in history.

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History of the Bible – Copying Texts

History of the Bible – Revolutionary Words History of the Bible – Illuminated Bibles


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History of the Bible – illumiNations: The Global Bible

History of the Bible – Bibles for Everyone


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(35) p. Revolutionary Words – Renaissance Scholarship and the Great Translators $800,000

The influence of Renaissance scholarship on the Bible is presented through a series of cases filled with significant translations and innovative printings of the Bible; desktop displays and a series of high-definition video portraits focus on influential figures such as Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale and others.

(35) q. The History of the Bible: The King James Bible $3,200,000

Featuring extremely rare first editions, the gallery devoted to the King James Bible highlights how the Bible was commissioned and developed, how it continued to be revised long after its first publication and its far-reaching influence on the English language.

(35) r. The History of the Bible: Bibles for Everyone $2,800,000

The story of the Bible in the 19th and 20th centuries is told in “Bibles for Everyone,” where we learn about archaeological and manuscript discoveries, the work of Bible societies to translate and distribute Bibles on a mass scale and also the continuity of many ancient Bible practices, such as the use of scrolls within the Jewish faith.

(35) s. The History of the Bible: illumiNations: The Global Bible – The Digital Bible $4,000,000

The History of the Bible culminates in “illumiNations: The Global Bible,” a look at the massive advances in translation and accessibility of the Bible in the 21st century. Surrounded by graphics representing a book in each of the world’s 7,100 languages, “The Digital Bible” allows visitors to interact with the exhibit.

(35) t. The History of the Bible: The Bible Research Lab – Personal Reflections $400,000

“Personal Reflections” is a restful, contemplative space where visitors can use interactive tablets to probe deeper into their areas of interest.

(35) u. The History of the Bible: The Bible Research Lab – Demonstration Lab $2,160,000

The Demonstration Lab is a unique ‘classroom-in-the-gallery’ environment where Museum of the Bible educational staff will present regular programs focused on Bible research.

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36 Atrium at Fifth Floor $2,120,000 37 Performance Theater Digital Mapping $2,000,000

38 Stained Glass Installation Fifth Floor $100,000

39 Affiliated Museum Galleries for Our Partners’ Special Exhibits (A, B and C)

Furniture, decor and infrastructure of special exhibit galleries.

$7,170,000 (price breakdown below)

a. Gallery A $2,390,000 b. Gallery B $2,390,000 c. Gallery C $2,390,000

40 Galley Promenade at the Affiliated Museum Galleries

Glass enclosed connecting walkway along the affiliated museum galleries.

$580,000 41 Galley Promenade Theater Lobby Glass enclosed connecting walkway

and lobby along the theater. $1,520,000 42 Performance Theater State-of-the-art 500 seat performing arts theater. $4,870,000 Performance Theater seating. $330,000

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40 Galley Promenade

F I F T H F L O O R G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

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39 Affiliated Museum Gallery

F I F T H F L O O R G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

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Atrium at the Sixth Floor

Food of the Bible Restaurant

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S I X T H F L O O R G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

43 Atrium at Sixth Floor $1,960,000

44 Galley Promenade at the Gathering Room and Theater

Glass enclosed pre-function hospitality area and walkway along the Gathering Room and lobby along the theater.

$1,960,000

45 Gathering Room (Ballroom) and Supporting Facilities

Elegant event space with state-of-the-art audio visual capabilities with spectacular views of the U.S. Capitol.

$3,280,000

46 Foods of the Bible Restaurant and Supporting Facilities

In the spirit of the festive Middle Eastern outdoor marketplaces, this restaurant will highlight the foods of the Bible. Includes seating with display kitchen and food prep areas.

$2,070,000 47 Member’s Dining

A private atmosphere for our members to enjoy a quiet meal. Includes seating area with food prep areas.

$470,000

Sixth Floor

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Gathering Room

Member’s Dining

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Museum of the Bible Offices located on the level above the Washington Office Center

Institute Classroom Federal Center SW Metro Digital Ceiling

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G R E E N S C H O L A R S I N S T I T U T E G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

48 Green Scholars Institute Conference Center and Lecture Hall

100 seat lecture hall with four language translation booths and state-of-the-art audio visual support.

$940,000 49 Green Scholars Institute Classroom Special classroom to seat

50 scholars.

$330,000

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Library and Collections Study Center

Research area for visiting scholars.

$590,000 51 Green Scholars Institute

Lobby and Reception Area

$660,000

55 Museum of the Bible Offices

Administrative and research offices for the museum and curatorial staff.

$1,140,000

56 Museum of the Bible Board Room

$180,000

57 Federal Center SW Metro Digital Ceiling

$2,400,000

52 Guests Suites 1-8 Accommodations for visiting

scholars and special guests.

$1,500,000

53 Guest Dining Room $190,000 54 Guest Suite

Reception Center Combined reception and

business office for visiting guests and scholars.

$210,000

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G R E E N S C H O L A R S I N S T I T U T E G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

The Green Scholars Institute will house the museum’s research arm. The Green Scholars Institute will bring together established and young scholars to pioneer groundbreaking research on items in the collection.

60 Logos – Oxford

E D U C A T I O N G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

58 Curriculum 2015-2016 Average cost per language $1,000,000

(Includes translation and printing of books)

Conversion to electronic form $1,800,000

Further Distribution in Israel: (Average per year) $1,500,000

59 Covenant Journey A life-changing journey to Israel, the

land of the Bible, for college students. $3,000 per student with 1,000 students per year.

$3,000,000 60 Logos Hands on workshops for select young

scholars of the Green Scholars Initiative at Oxford, UK and in Israel.

$4,000 per student scholarship 61 Museum of the Bible

Research Fellowship Program $800,000 per year

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Education

P R O G R A M S G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

62 Tel Shimron Excavation Ten year dig at one of the

largest unexcavated biblical sites in Israel.

$500,000 per year / $5,000,000 total cost

63 Exhibit Catalogue

Publishing Ten years at $100,000 per year.

64 Special Theater

Entertainment Twenty annual events for the public free of charge.

$1,000,000 65 Research Labs Washington, DC $200,000

Oklahoma City, OK $200,000 Oxford, UK $200,000

66 Complementary Lectures Series for Washington, DC Museum Weekly lecture for 3 years (50 weeks per year)

$750,000

67 Yad Vashem Programs Special educational programs for Christian

leaders regarding the Bible, the Holocaust and Jewish-Christian Relations.

$100,000 per year

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Programs

68 Special Exhibit As an example, The “Herod Exhibit”

in Washington, DC as seen at the Israel Museum.

$1,000,000

69 Traveling Exhibits Passages L.A. (set up and one year run) $800,000 Argentina (July 2015 for 3 weeks) $100,000 Ulm, Germany (2016) $200,000 Germany Reformation Commemoration (2017) $500,000 Pope Francis Visit to Philadelphia $200,000 (Sept. 2017 for 7 days) 70 University Exhibits

$75,000 per year

S P E C I A L E X H I B I T S G I V I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

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70 University Exhibits

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