But bringing all this to the screen and to schools around the country is an expensive process. That's why we need your help. With many traditional sources of funding drying up, individuals and corporations have often come to the rescue of documentary projects like this. We hope that you will share our excitement about the story, the importance of preserving Pan Am's place in history, and the scope and quality of our project.

If you would like to make a tax deductible donation to the Pan Am Documentary Project, here is the process for making a contribution:

1. Contact the Pan Am Documentary Project producers and alert us to your desire to donate funds. Call us at 713-661-6677 or e-mail Jeffrey Mills.
2. Choose from two methods of payment: check or credit card.
   
   a. If you wish to donate by check, make your donation out to the Documentary Alliance, Inc.* fill out this form and mail it to:
   
   Documentary Alliance, Inc.
   5310 Bissonnet
   Bellaire, TX 77401
   
   b. If you wish to donate by credit card, you can do so online via PayPal. Click the button below to make your donation.
   
3. You will receive a receipt for your donation for your tax records and your email address will be entered on our mailing list (if you are not already on it) so that you can be apprised of each next step that brings us closer to the premiere of the Pan Am Documentary Project.
   
   
4. Thank you for your support. Donations will make possible the important goal of our Project...preserving the history of Pan Am by teaching young people why Pan Am mattered... and still matters today. Please pass this call for donations along to anyone you feel might also have interest in helping us.
   
   
5. Your tax deductible donation will be recognized with a gift of thanks ranging from a free movie poster to signed copies of Jon Krupnick's marvelous book on Pan Am: Pan Am's Pacific Pioneers, The Rest of The Story. Learn more here.
   

*The Pan Am Documentary Project is sponsored by Documentary Alliance, Inc. a Houston-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating the cultural amnesia that is robbing Americans of the valuable lessons of the past. This is accomplished by using film, video and multimedia to fashion thoughtful and thought provoking stories about history, culture, and science. By preserving and presenting these ideas, Documentary Alliance hopes to inform, inspire, and empower Americans to fashion a better tomorrow.

Documentary Alliance programs will be distributed to the American public on television, home video, the Internet, in schools, and by sharing copies with other nonprofit organizations. Our primary venue is PBS, a forum with a primetime national audience of over 150 million viewers. For more information, please visit the Documentary Alliance Website.