The Art of Giving
The generous support of many friends and benefactors allows the Philadelphia Museum of Art to continue its tradition of offering lifelong learning through the visual arts to an increasing number of visitors each year. There are many ways to make a tax-deductible donation to the Museum, and a variety of areas to which you may consider directing your gift.Giving to the Museum
There are countless ways to support the various aspects of Museum operations and programs, from providing educational opportunities to the installation of world-class exhibitions. As you learn about them all, you are sure to find one that is just right for you.Upper-Level Membership
As members of a dynamic philanthropic community, the Patrons, Associates, and Chairman's Council are among the Museum's most generous annual contributors. Through a varied and enlightening schedule of private events, members are able to deepen their own knowledge of the arts and become more engaged with others who share their interests.Corporate Partners Program
The Corporate Partners Program is comprised of more than 150 regional, national, and international companies that support the Museum's key initiatives through corporate donations. There are many special benefits of Corporate Partnership, and various levels of membership to accommodate the interests of organizations large and small.Perelman Building
As the Museum opens the Ruth and Raymond G. Perelman Building—complete with an exciting roster of premiere exhibitions and fascinating programs—we invite the generous support of friends old and new. Discover how you can help bring more art to more people.Specialty License Plates
The Museum is now offering specialty Philadelphia Museum of Art license plates for your gift of $40 or more.
Capital Projects & Plans
Thanks to thousands of donors who expressed their devotion to arts, culture, education, and their community, the 125th Anniversary Capital Campaign, concluded in December 2004, was a resounding success.Featured Gift
Learn more about a lifelong love of fashion and come visit the Joan Spain Gallery in the newly opened Ruth and Raymond G. Perelman Building. Read Full Story >>For more information, please contact Development by phone at (215) 684-7750, by fax at (215) 236-0796, or by e-mail at .
