Support The Galt

Endowment Support

A gift to the Friends through the Friends of the Galt Endowment Fund supports enduring, inspirational, engaging, social and multigenerational experiences at The Galt.

Your gift provides others the opportunity to discover the stories that shaped Lethbridge and southwest Alberta. There are strong stories of the past here. Generations of visitors to The Galt have witnessed their stories and the stories of others that have shaped who we are as individuals and a community.

The endowment fund permanently invests your gift as principal and provides generated investment income dividends as support to The Galt Museum & Archives and Fort Whoop-Up.

Donate here to The Friends of the Galt Endowment, via the Community Foundation of Lethbridge and Southwestern Alberta.

Your Gift Helps

Your gift helps support world-class exhibitions, archives, education programs, public events and hands-on experiences. Visitors encounter local history in ways that are personal, memorable, and meaningful.

Students discover the past through objects, stories, and learning activities.

Families connect across generations.

Researchers uncover records that preserve personal and community memory.

Newcomers and long-time residents alike gain a deeper understanding of the people, cultures, and landscapes that have shaped this region.

That impact continues beyond a single visit. The Galt helps to spark curiosity, build empathy and inspire people to carry these stories forward. Your donation helps ensure that all Galt visitors can continue to experience the same sense of connection, discovery, and belonging.

Donate here to The Friends Society of the Sir Alexander Galt Museum & Archives, via Canada Helps.

Donations over $20 are eligible for a Charitable Donation Tax Receipt.

Galt History

As of 2025, the Galt Museum & Archives cares for nearly 20,000 artifacts, 2,500 books, 1,500 recordings and over 1 million archival documents and photographs and these collections continue to grow.

Find out more about The Galt Museum & Archives and Fort Whoop-Up