Last July 28, the Whale Museum received an unexpected gift of money the quarry project. It was the American humanitarian organization Abercrombie and Kent that supported the project, on behalf of their guests, to the amount of 14.000 US dollars or almost 1,7 million ISK.
The Whale Museum is extremely grateful to A&K Philanthropy for this generous support and the grant will be of great use to the museum in the work ahead.
Here you can read more about the foundry project
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