Donate
Restoring and maintaining the house requires significant resources. Donations of any size help fund preservation work and move this project forward.
Donate NowWHY US. WHY NOW
This Historic Home Is in Danger
The William Tennent House is an irreplaceable link to the ideas that shaped faith, education, and leadership in early America. Time and the elements are taking their toll. Preserving this place requires action NOW and your support will make all the difference.
Once a place like this is gone, it’s gone for good.
The Log College that changed education across the country no longer exists. You can’t visit it, walk through it, or experience it. It was lost to time and development. The William Tennent House is one of the last remaining physical connections to that story.
Saving it now ensures we don’t repeat that loss.
However you’re called to help, there’s a way.
Choose the path that fits you best. Every option strengthens the effort to preserve the William Tennent House so the legacy can be shared for generations to come.
Volunteer
We rely on volunteers for hands-on maintenance, event support, social media, grant writing, and more. Your time and skills can make a real impact.
VolunteerBecome a Member
Members help provide stability and momentum for this work. Joining means standing with us and supporting the long-term future of the house.
Become a MemberSponsor an Event
We host several events each year to raise awareness and support. Event sponsors play a vital role in making these gatherings possible.
Learn About SponsorshipJoin Us on Social Media
Following, sharing, and engaging with us online helps spread the message and reach people who care about preservation and community.
Other Ways to Help
There are additional ways to support the house through community programs and partnerships—such as ShopRite’s Save-A-Tape and HundredX. Small actions add up.
See Other OpportunitiesA Thoughtful, Community-Led Restoration
The William Tennent House Association is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed to preserving this historic property with care and intention. Our focus is not quick fixes, but responsible, long-term restoration guided by professional planning, community involvement, and transparency every step of the way.
501(c)(3) Nonprofit Stewardship
The William Tennent House Association is a registered nonprofit organization dedicated exclusively to preserving and sharing this historic property for public benefit.
Restoration Starts with a Plan
We are currently raising funds for a Historic Preservation Planning Grant—an essential first step in developing a responsible, expert-guided plan for restoring and preserving the house properly.
A Place for Learning and Community
Once restored, the house is envisioned as a space for educational tours, presentations, special events, and a museum and library supporting research into William Tennent and related historical figures.
Open, Community-Led Leadership
The Association holds monthly board meetings that are open to the public. Community members are welcome to attend, listen, and stay informed about decisions and progress.
