There are many ways to give to the Hood Museum of Art.
Gifts to the Hood Museum of Art facilitate all aspects of our teaching mission. The Hood Museum of Art plays a vital role in the cultural life of Dartmouth's campus and its regional audiences in New Hampshire and Vermont. From annual support for our ongoing operating costs, to named endowments for staff positions and programs, to funding for new acquisitions and exhibitions, to underwriting capital projects, every gift makes a difference.
Many employers will match charitable contributions made by their employees. By taking advantage of a company's matching gift benefit, you may be able to double or even triple the amount of your contribution. When you give online, you can search to determine if your employer has a matching gift program. Or ask your human resources department about matching your charitable donation.
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Endowments honor the interests and values of museum supporters with a lasting legacy. Through named endowment gifts, donors ensure that specific museum staff positions, programs, or collections areas will be supported in perpetuity. For more information, please contact Laura Howard, Advancement and Donor Relations Manager, at Laura.Howard@Dartmouth.edu or 603-646-2350.
The Dartmouth Gift Planning Office offers a variety of tools to help you explore all aspects of planned giving, which allows you to maximize the value of your contribution for the museum and the benefits to you.
The Dartmouth College Gift Planning staff can help you or your representatives plan a gift to the Hood Museum of Art that will best serve your own financial future and best benefit Dartmouth. From bequests to gift annuities, there are many ways you can support the Hood Museum now and in the future.
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Giving works of art to the Hood Museum of Art ensures that they will be studied and enjoyed for generations to come.
The Hood Museum of Art welcomes gifts of art that fit within our acquisition strategy and advance the museum's teaching mission. Curators evaluate each proposed gift or bequest to ensure that all acquisitions complement the museum's collection. To discuss making a gift of a work of art, please contact Laura Howard, Advancement and Donor Relations Manager, at Laura.Howard@Dartmouth.edu or 603-646-2350.
