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Why donate to the MMFA?

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts has been an integral part of Quebec’s and Canada’s cultural scene since 1860. One of the oldest museums in North America, it serves as a focal point for the transmission of culture to all generations.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of visitors are drawn to the Museum’s remarkable collections, quality exhibitions, and diverse educational and community programs. The institution’s impact extends far beyond the walls of the Museum, captivating audiences of all ages and from all walks of life, both in Canada and around the world.

Making a planned gift to the MMFA is about opting to be part of this history that has been unfolding for over a century and a half. It’s about investing in a future in which art has always—and continues to be—a powerful tool for educating, rallying, and inspiring people. It’s about making a lasting and meaningful gesture, one that reflects your values while supporting an institution that is inclusive, engaged in the community, and resolutely forward-looking.

Different Ways of Giving

How to make a planned gift to the MMFA:

  1. 1
    Contact us for information on making a planned gift to the MMFA.
  2. 2
    Consult an advisor who can help provide guidance in keeping with your specific circumstances.
  3. 3
    Get back to us with your philanthropic plan, detailing your intentions.
  4. 4
    Complete the planned gift confirmation form available here
  5. 5
    Send us the documents our team will need to complete your planned gift details, e.g., excerpt of your will naming the MMFA or a copy of your life insurance policy.
  6. 6
    We will present you with a donor recognition offer in accordance with your planned gift.

Our experienced team is here to guide you in your philanthropic planning. Please feel free to reach out to us:

Dalia Younsi

Director - Major Gifts and Planned Giving

Nolwenn Bourdaire

Director - Major Gifts and Planned Giving (Interim)
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