The National Pinball Museum (NPM) is a a federally recognized non-profit organization (501c3), so all donations are tax-deductible.

If all of David Silverman's friends donated FIVE BUCKS, he'd have enough to get this museum up and running. So he's making an appeal—to all his friends, clients, colleagues, and long-lost college roommates—to please spare five dollars to help get us over the top. If you can spare more, so much the better, and you might be eligible for a premium to boot. DONATE HERE >>

premiums

We offer a number of excellent premiums to thank you for your donation. The mousepad with Charles Leroy Parker's unique artwork from the "Lady Luck" backglass is one of our most popular items.

In-Kind Donations
We encourage you to donate your old and new, functioning or broken pinball machines, parts, magazines, periodicals, news clippings, etc. (just about anything that may be of practical, historical or cultural significance). Using guidelines set forth by the IRS, you’ll be able to receive a deduction on your taxes for your kindness. Please if you're interested in making a material donation, and we'll be happy to work out the logistics.

The limited-edition DVD on Charles Leroy Parker

Here's what Wayne Neyens, Chief Designer and Engineer for The D. Gottlieb Inc. for over 30 years, has to say about the DVD:

“David, your DVD, “The Pinball Art of Charles Leroy Parker” is wonderful.  Your presentation showing the styles of art Parker used was imaginative, well organized and extremely accurate. Your DVD took me down Memory Lane; there were games in the presentation that I designed when I was just a kid myself. Together Parker and I designed and did the artwork for over 200 games, and your presentation reviewed at least 50 of them. To tell you the truth, I’m embarrassed to say, you know more about Parker than I do, and I worked with him for over 25 years. Thank you so much for bringing the artwork of Parker to the world. I could tell it was a labor of love.”    

Donate $150 to get the DVD!