Support

Your support helps the Odesa Fine Arts Museum to preserve and multiply the artistic heritage of many generations, organize cultural events for you and your children, and allow thousands of visitors to experience the power of art every day. Thank you for your support.

For the museum’s friends, we have developed a lot of different supporting programs for our institution. You can choose the most convenient way for you to support museums from the ones listed below or contact us and, we will develop the program for you.

Want to support the museum!

You can make a charitable contribution of any size

Donate

Targeted charity

Make a gift: a frame and a conservation glass to the painting

Some works from our collection can only be exhibited under a glass, which often creates a patch of reflected light.

Finance the restoration of art works

More than 10% of the museum's collection works need serious restoration, which today is possible only at extra-budgetary expense. The restored exhibit will be accompanied by information about the benefactor.

Business for Museum

A program for small businesses that allows you to maintain the museum's current activities throughout the year with monthly contributions.

Patronage 150

As part of the new patronage program, the name of the philanthropist (individual) appears on the board in the museum's lobby for a contribution of UAH 150,000.

Corporate patronage

The name of the philanthropist (legal entity) appears on the board in the museum's lobby for a contribution of UAH 450,000.

Make a gift to the collection:

The Odesa Fine Arts Museum preserves the collection of artworks. It is constantly replenishing it - buying with charitable funds and accepting as gifts the work of past and modern artists.

Make a gift to the museum:

We dream that anyone would have the possibility to make a gift to their favorite museum. Therefore, our team developed a wish list, which can be accessed using the link, where you can find a list of things that will make us a little happier and closer to the Museum of Modernity.