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2024-2025 Annual Fundraising Campaign of the MMFA Foundation

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Art is good for you

Being a non-profit organization, the Museum must rely on the generosity of the community to transform lives. Its exhibitions inspire, its education and community engagement initiatives open hearts, its one-of-a-kind collection sparks awe, and its talent and know-how put Montreal on the world map.

The Museum Foundation’s annual fundraising campaign raises money to support the institution’s priorities. This year’s target is $850,000.

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The MMFA is your Museum.
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A real impact

Your support allows us to achieve important things on many levels, be it preserving global cultural heritage or inspiring a feeling of wonder in local children.

Last year, thanks to you:

  • 170 artworks were added to the Museum’s collection, further diversifying the eras and perspectives represented
  • Over 21,000 students across Quebec were engaged through educational activities
  • Over 9,000 people experienced the benefits of art through the accessibility program Sharing the Museum
  • Over 23,000 people took part in the Museum’s family activities free of charge
  • 12 temporary exhibitions showcasing internationally renowned artists were presented, which stimulated thoughtful discussions
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Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

Allocation of donations

65%

Collection and exhibition programming

15%

Education, community engagement and accessibility

20%

Special projects

Did you know?

  • Donors of $200 or more can be mentioned by name on Du Musée Avenue in summer 2025.
  • Donors of $500 or more can, additionally, include a personalized message along with their mention.
  • Donors of $1,000 or more can be mentioned by name on our annual campaign donor recognition wall displayed inside the MMFA.

Are you interested in making a larger contribution?
Learn more about planned giving, an invaluable gesture that will benefit many generations to come.

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