Annual Appeal Donations – Giving Tuesday 2024
This Holiday Season, we are thankful for all of our members and the Luxembourg American Community. On this Giving Tuesday, please consider making a donation toward our Annual Appeal Fund.
On August 9, 2024, the LACS Center turned 15 years old! The beautiful new center opened to great fanfare, which included a visit from H.R.H. the Grand Duke Henri. We are still a very young organization with so many opportunities for growth and recognition. Our membership continues to increase each year and our connections to new opportunities with the country of Luxembourg advances every day. The future is very bright for the LACS.
However, our buildings, gardens, and grounds are starting to need the usual repairs and updates, such as repairs to our roof. Internally, we had to replace our fire alert system and technology updates are continuous. While we have been putting away funds for these items, the cost of goods and services keeps going up. We hope you can support our efforts and make a big impact with your 2024 Annual Appeal Gift.
As a thank you, all Annual Appeal Donors are recognized in our Spring/Winter Gazette. We also welcome gifts in memory or in celebration of someone special. Thank you for supporting the Luxembourg American Cultural Society. We are proud to be the only museum and research center committed to preserving the Luxembourg American experience.
– LACS Board of Directors, Staff and Volunteers
Annual Appeal Donations can be made by check or on-line at lacs.lu/donation-annual-fund. Donations made in memory or celebration will be posted in the Winter/Spring Gazette. Please print clearly.
Attention Donors in Luxembourg: To make a tax-deductible donation (of at least 50EUR) it must be made to the following bank account: IBAN LU24 0019 4655 0203 7000 – BIC BCEELULL, the “Fonds culturel national” being the recipient, bearing the mention “Luxembourg American Cultural Society and Center – agrément 2016/022.”
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Let’s Talk Luxembourg – Last Virtual Program of 2024
Presented by Paul Thill and Claire Sertznig of Luxembourg’s Wine Institute.
https://www.lacs.lu/events/exploring-luxembourgs-wine-heritage/