Meher Archive Collective is a 501c3 non-profit - all donations are tax deductible.
Meher Archive Collective is registered in the State of North Carolina.
Archive Fund
To make an one-time, online donation, please click here:
Sustaining Donor
Please consider becoming a Sustaining Donor during this year's campaign by donating a minimum of $25 a month between June 1st and November 1st, 2020.
Your monthly contribution will help us budget for supplies, equipment, a growing workforce, the expansion of storage and work spaces,
and general operational costs—all in support of the ongoing preservation of Meher Baba’s legacy.
Our goal is to have at least 200 Sustaining Donors by the end of our campaign.
Can we count on you to commit to a minimum donation of $25.00 per month for one, three or five years?
Your monthly contribution will help us budget for supplies, equipment, a growing workforce, the expansion of storage and work spaces,
and general operational costs—all in support of the ongoing preservation of Meher Baba’s legacy.
Our goal is to have at least 200 Sustaining Donors by the end of our campaign.
Can we count on you to commit to a minimum donation of $25.00 per month for one, three or five years?
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Capital Campaign Fund
If you would like to donate specifically to the ongoing renovation of the Meher New Life Center, please click here:
These donations will help pay for contractors, engineers, architects and building supplies.
By the end of 2020 we anticipate that the Meher Archive will be taking up residence in its new home!
By the end of 2020 we anticipate that the Meher Archive will be taking up residence in its new home!
Checks can be mailed to: Meher Archive Collective, PO Box 18908 Asheville, NC 28814-0908
If you would like to direct your donation to either the Archive Fund or the Capital Campaign Fund, please write one or the other in the memo line of your check.
Thank you!
The Joy of Photo Restoration
Whether the work is done by hand or digitally, the restoration of old, damaged photographs is time consuming.
Below, you can see signs of fungal damage to the original slide on the left; on the right you can see the result of a day-long restoration process carried out in Photoshop.
This work is often painstaking, but always rewarding!
Below, you can see signs of fungal damage to the original slide on the left; on the right you can see the result of a day-long restoration process carried out in Photoshop.
This work is often painstaking, but always rewarding!
Before restoration (Three Incredible Weeks - 1954 from Fredella Collection)
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After digital restoration (Three Incredible Weeks - 1954 from Fredella Collection) - Eruch Jessawala making Baba laugh.
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