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When you choose to give, veterans’ stories are preserved for generations to come.
Support The Lost Art Project:
Veterans’ Voices
Every veteran carries stories that history books never capture.
Moments of leadership. Sacrifice. Humor. Brotherhood. Loss. Lessons learned the hard way.
The Lost Art Project: Veterans’ Voices exists to ensure those stories are recorded, preserved, and never lost to time.
Your donation directly funds the work of capturing and archiving first-person oral histories from U.S. military veterans — preserving living history for families, researchers, educators, and future generations.
Donation Impact Examples
To make your decision easier, here’s what support looks like in real terms:
$100 → Helps cover recording & hosting costs
$250 → Assists equipment & preservation expenses
$500 → Preserves 1 veteran’s story
$1500 → Preserves 3 veteran’s stories
$6000 → Preserves 1 month of veteran’s stories
Why Your Support Matters
When a veteran passes away, their stories often disappear with them.
Not because they lacked value — but because no one took the time to record them.
We are building a permanent archive of veteran voices so those experiences remain accessible, educational, and deeply human long after the telling.
This is not entertainment.
This is preservation.
What Your Donation Supports
Your contribution helps fund:
• Recording and production of veteran interviews
• Audio / video equipment and archiving tools
• Digital preservation and storage
• Outreach to veterans and families
• Educational and historical access
No wasted overhead. No unnecessary bureaucracy. Just the work.
Trust & Transparency
The Lost Art Project: Veterans’ Voices is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Donations may be tax-deductible as allowed by law.
We exist for one purpose — preserving veteran stories.
Final Thought
Years from now, someone may learn from a veteran’s story that only exists because someone like you chose to help preserve it.
That’s the real impact.
What People Are Saying
“I really enjoyed being on this podcast! As a veteran, the opportunity to share and archive my experiences isn’t something I often get. These are more than just interviews-they’re resources. They give the next generation free access to wisdom that can help them learn, grow, and lead.”
— Mario P. Fields“I love that AJ gives all veterans the opportunity to just talk and share their story how they want to tell it. He doesn’t try to talk over them or be judgmental about anything. I enjoy hearing their experiences, as they are all so different.”
— TRushhy12Make a Donation TODAY
When you choose to give, you become part of something bigger—something powerful. Your support fuels our progress and preserves history one veterans’ voice at a time.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes! As a non-profit 501(c)(3) every donation is tax-deductible. With each donation there is a receipt that will show our tax ID number.
EIN: 39-4225125
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Your support directly enables The Lost Art Project to preserve and share veterans’ stories that might otherwise be lost.
As a nonprofit initiative, contributions help fund the essential work required to record, produce, and maintain these conversations, including:
• Recording & Production – Equipment, audio/video tools, editing, and post-production
• Archiving & Preservation – Secure storage and long-term protection of recorded stories
• Platform & Distribution – Website, hosting, and media channels that make stories accessible
• Outreach & Growth – Connecting with more veterans and expanding the project’s reach
• Operational Costs – Basic expenses required to sustain the missionEvery dollar supports the continued documentation and preservation of authentic veteran experiences.
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Absolutely.
The Lost Art Project is built on community, conversation, and people who believe veterans’ stories deserve to be preserved. We welcome individuals who want to contribute their time, skills, or support.
Ways you can get involved include:
• Recommending veterans or potential guests
• Assisting with outreach and connections
• Supporting live recordings or events
• Contributing creative, technical, or media skills
• Helping expand awareness of the project
• Providing general volunteer supportWhether you have professional expertise or simply a desire to help, there are meaningful ways to contribute.
If you're interested, please reach out through our Contact page and tell us a bit about yourself and how you'd like to participate.es here
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Yes.
We greatly appreciate non-monetary contributions that help support and expand The Lost Art Project’s mission. In-kind donations can play a meaningful role in sustaining our ability to record, produce, and preserve veterans’ stories.
Examples of helpful in-kind contributions may include:
• Audio, video, or production equipment
• Technical or creative services
• Archival or storage resources
• Event or recording space
• Professional expertise or consulting
• Other mission-aligned resourcesIf you are considering an in-kind donation, please contact us with a brief description of the item or service. We are happy to discuss current needs and determine how your contribution can best support the project.
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Yes.
Many supporters choose to make contributions in honor or in memory of a family member, friend, or fellow veteran. These gifts are a meaningful way to recognize service, preserve legacy, and support the continued documentation of veterans’ stories.
If you would like your donation to acknowledge someone special, you may include their name and any optional message at the time of your contribution, or contact us directly.
We are honored to be part of tributes that celebrate lives, service, and lasting impact.