Deepen your commitment to the arts.
Make a greater impact while unlocking new benefits and opportunities for behind the scenes access. Your support helps MASS MoCA present the most innovative and experimental art of our time to the widest audience possible.
ADVOCATE
$1000
Can’t get enough? Form deeper connections to contemporary art.
All patron core benefits for (6) adults and (4) children under 18, plus:
(1) complimentary Dual/Family Gift Membership
(2) one-time use guest passes to share with friends and family
(1) complimentary exhibition catalogue per year
Opportunity to arrange a private tour of MASS MoCA for a group of 10
INNOVATOR
$2500
Gain additional access to the museum and art you love.
Advocate benefits for (6) adults and (4) children under 18, plus:
(4) one-time use guest passes to share with friends and family
Invitation to unique curator tours and travel opportunities
VISIONARY
$5000
Share your passion for art. Expand our impact.
Innovator benefits for (6) adults and (4) children under 18, plus:
Access to Director’s Advisory Council events
Contact us:
Phone
Call 413.664.4481 x5 to join using a major credit card.
Mail
Print out this membership form and mail it with payment to:
MASS MoCA Membership
1040 MASS MoCA Way
North Adams, MA 01247
For frequently asked questions and more details about your membership and benefits click here.
MASS MoCA has among the most dramatic and creative spaces in all of New England available for your special event. This former-factory campus holds 250,000 sq. feet of gallery spaces filled with contemporary art—the perfect backdrop for your next gathering.
MASS MoCA is also home to a thriving community of entrepreneurs, artists, and businesses located throughout the expansive campus. Tenants and their employees have ready access to on-site restaurant and café facilities, free parking, and MASS MoCA’s world-class cultural programs.
Become an advocate for MASS MoCA and support the future of artmaking and creativity in all forms.
Please consider making a gift to support MASS MoCA’s mission to advance artmaking and acts of creativity in whatever form they may take. Every dollar of your tax-deductible annual fund gift represents a shared optimism for an unknown future and the ability to meet it head-on with integrity and care.
In the words of artist Amy Hauft, “MASS MoCA is a love letter to artists.” Help the MASS MoCA team put your contributions into action for communities and culture.
Three ways to give NOW:
- Give online: DONATE NOW
- Mail a check to:
- MASS MoCA, 1040 MASS MoCA Way, North Adams, MA 01247
- Call the Advancement Department:
- 413.664.4481 x 8145
What is the Annual Fund?
This fund provides resources for all that we do at MASS MoCA. These tax-deductible donations are used in an endless range of ways, from hosting school group tours to installing the next exhibition to keeping the lights on. Please help us reach this year’s goal.
To set up a matching gift, make a gift in memoriam, or for more information, please call 413.664.4481 x8145 or email donations@massmoca.org.
Thank you for considering making a gift to MASS MoCA. Dedicated to helping artists and their supporters create and show important new work, MASS MoCA brings bold visual and performing art in all stages of production to our visitors, while creating a center of creativity and commerce that brings life and economic vibrancy to North Adams, MA, and the Berkshires.
There are so many ways you can support that mission, including outright donations, planned gifts, securities, or charitable trusts. For information about giving options, click through the drop-down below. As MASS MoCA is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation, all donations are fully tax deductible.
Give to MASS MoCA
CREDIT CARD
Donations can be made with a credit card at here. Any membership purchase also counts as a tax-deductible* donation and can be purchased at massmoca.org/membership.
*Memberships $500 and below are fully tax-deductible and partially deductible from $1,000 and up.
PAYPAL
To make a donation via paypal, go to paypal.com/donate.
CASH
Donation boxes for cash gifts can be found in the vestibules of the museum lobby. You can also make a cash donation at our Box Office.
CHECK
Checks can be made out to MASS MoCA and mailed to MASS MoCA | 1040 MASS MoCA Way | North Adams, MA 01247
DONOR ADVISED FUNDS
To direct a donation to MASS MoCA from your donor advised fund, go to DAF Direct.
SECURITIES
Readily marketable appreciated securities can be donated to MASS MoCA. When you donate appreciated securities, you generally do not incur any capital gains tax. You may also be eligible to receive a federal income-tax charitable deduction (up to 30% of your AGI with a five-year carryover) for the securities’ full fair market value if you have held them for longer than 12 months. If the donated securities were held short-term (12 months or less), your deduction may not exceed your cost basis. Because a gift of appreciated securities generally avoids capital gains taxes, this type of gift may have a lower after-tax cost to you than an equivalent gift of cash.
If you are considering making a gift of securities to MASS MoCA, contact development@massmoca.org or 413.662.2111 x5… we’ll walk you through it!
DIRECT WIRE
Contact development@massmoca.org or 413.661.2111 x5 to request our current wire transfer instructions.
PROGRAMS AND SPONSORSHIP
If you have a specific interest or favorite program (such as education, exhibitions, performing arts, or historic building preservation) to which you’d like to direct your gift, please contact us! We enjoy customizing your support. Learn more about sponsorship here.
MATCHING GIFTS
Many employers will generously match your donation to MASS MoCA. To double your donation, check with your employer to see what their policy and submission process is.
PLANNED GIVING
A planned gift to MASS MoCA can take on whatever form best fulfills your charitable objectives. Whether that’s a simple bequest, charitable trust, or charitable gift annuity, we are happy to work with you and your advisors to come up with an arrangement that benefits both your loved ones and the museum’s mission.
For more information, please contact development@massmoca.org or 413.662.2111 x5. We also encourage you to consult with your financial advisor, attorney, or other trusted professionals to know if a giving option is right for you.
IN-KIND SUPPORT
We also welcome donations of goods or services. Past in-kind donations include computers, landscaping services, shipping pallets, a mile of lobster rope, and biodegradable glitter.
Please note that MASS MoCA is a non-collecting institution and cannot accept gifts of art.
For more information or questions, please contact development@massmoca.org or 413.664.4481 x 8145.
MASS MoCA enjoys expanding the cultural and educational life of our regional communities. The Library Pass program ensures that admission fees are not an obstacle for families in the region who want to enjoy the museum. Each pass admits up to two adults and two children under age 16 to the MASS MoCA galleries for free.
FOR VISITORS
Check with your local library for availability, participating libraries are listed below. To receive free museum admission with a Library Pass, present the physical or digital pass at the Box Office on the day of your visit. Don’t see your local library listed? Reach out and let them know about this opportunity!
Library Passes are good only for admission by patrons of the named library during normal museum hours. No other privileges, discounts, licenses or benefits are applicable. Pass is not valid for complimentary or discounted admission to performances or special events.
FOR LIBRARIES
For more information, please contact the Membership Department at 413.664.4481 x5 or members@massmoca.org. Download the library pass application.
LIBRARY PASS PROGRAM MEMBERS
Updated quarterly
CONNECTICUT |
Bloomfield Public Library, Bloomfield, CT |
Emily Williston Memorial Library, CT |
Norfolk Library, Norfolk, CT |
Scoville Memorial Library, CT |
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
Installation view of
Jonathan Gitelson, Marginalia, 2014. Used books, works on paper, ephemera. Dimensions variable. Courtesy of the artist. As installed in Bibliothecaphilia, MASS MoCA, North Adams, MA (January 2015 – April 2016).
Curated by Allie Foradas (Williams College MA 2015)
Photo: Elliot Krasnopoler
Generous support for this installation was provided by the Office of Sponsored Projects and Research and the School of Arts and Humanities at Keene State College. Special thanks to Homestead Bookshop (Marlborough, NH), Experienced Goods (Brattleboro, VT) and Roundabout Books (Greenfield, MA).
The Director’s Advisory Council
The Director’s Advisory Council brings together a dynamic group of MASS MoCA supporters who share a passion for contemporary art. Events include a series of engaging programs and conversations with the Director, staff-led art-based field trips, curator-led tours, dinners with artists, and intimate receptions at select locations.
For more information about the Director’s Advisory Council, please contact Ellen Beck at ebeck@massmoca.org or 413.664.4481 x8114.
With annual attendance of 160,000, MASS MoCA ranks among the most visited institutions in the United States dedicated to new art, yet ticket sales and other earned revenue support only a small fraction of our total operating costs. From exhibitions and events to more custom-tailored packages, there are many opportunities for restricted giving and sponsorship at MASS MoCA. Sponsorship benefits include significant exposure to MASS MoCA’s established and growing audience, invitations to exclusive events, and more.
For more information, please contact the Manager of Institutional Giving at grants@massmoca.org.
Exhibition Support
MASS MoCA’s expansive exhibition space and brilliant fabrication team allow MASS MoCA to host five to six original installations of ascending, mid-career artists each year. Our exhibitions are funded mostly through outside support. Exhibition sponsorships at MASS MoCA offer significant philanthropic and marketing opportunities, are available at all levels, and can be tailored to your giving objectives and personal interests.
Education Programs
MASS MoCA offers a wide range of learning opportunities for students, teenagers, teachers, adults, and families. Programs include: Art Assembly performances, in-school artist residencies, after-school programs, teacher trainings and workshops, and Kidspace, the museum’s award-winning, child-centered gallery and hands-on learning studio that presents exhibitions and educational experiences in collaboration with leading artists year-round. These programs seek to address the needs of vulnerable communities, specifically local students, positioning the museum as not just a place for artistic displays for casual viewing, but as a responsive vehicle for positive community engagement. Your sponsorship can provide broad support for our education programs or can be directed to a specific activity or event such as a lecture, a school class visit, or a MASS MoCA free day, which opens the museum to all visitors without charge.
Performing Arts
Presenting more than 80 performances each year including popular music, contemporary dance, alternative cabaret, documentaries, and avant-garde theater, MASS MoCA offers a robust roster of performing arts programming, introducing audiences to the full spectrum of artists, embracing diversity in genre and experience. Sponsorship opportunities range from individual events to performance series and large-scale music festivals.
Event Sponsorship
MASS MoCA seeks underwriting for several annual events, such as our annual Fall Benefit in NYC, Solid Sound Festival, FreshGrass festival, and the Greylock MASSacre bike ride. Event sponsorship offers significant philanthropic and marketing opportunities and can align your brand with successful events that have significant visual impact, with benefits tailored to your specific needs.
Multi-year Sponsorship
There are many opportunities to work with MASS MoCA to develop a sponsorship program that spans over several years. Major multi-year partners support a variety of museum-wide activities and are positioned among the MASS MoCA’s most important supporters. Partner organizations receive exclusive benefits and access while helping us reach an ever-expanding global audience.
To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, please contact the Manager of Institutional Giving at grants@massmoca.org.
MASS MoCA SUPPORT
October 1, 2020–September 30, 2021
MASS MoCA gratefully acknowledges the following government agencies, individuals, private foundations, and corporations for contributing general operating funds during the last fiscal year.
GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
BARR FOUNDATION
MASS MoCA gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the Barr Foundation through its ArtsAmplified Initiative. |
PROGRAMMING PARTNERS
MASS MoCA also acknowledges the support of its programming partners: Artist Impact Coalition, Clark Art Institute, Department of Children and Families (DCF), Gallery 51, Jacob’s Pillow, MCLA, Multicultural BRIDGE, North Adams Public Schools (NAPS), Northern Berkshire Community Coalition, Rivers Institute, THE OFFICE, Williams College, and Williams College Museum of Art. |
COMMUNITY ADVISORY NETWORK
We would like to thank the members of MASS MoCA’s Community Advisory Network (CAN) for their contributions of time and expertise, which has helped inform and create programming around select exhibitions. |
INDIVIDUALS AND PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
$100,000 and above | |
Agnes Gund* Andrew and Christine Hall* Charina Foundation* | |
$50,000–$99,999 | |
Duncan and Susan Brown* Anders and Yukiko Schroeder* Mr. & Mrs. John Thoman | |
$25,000–$49,999 | |
Alan Beller Anouk Dey and Cameron Tudhope Jennifer and Ian Deason Bill and Sako Fisher Robert L. Gold* Scott and Ellen Hand* Orion Howard James and Joan Hunter* Stephen and Elisabeth Jenks | Harold Koda and Alan Kornberg Eileen & Robert Rominger Sheree Stomberg and Peter Firestein Charlie Thurston Elizabeth Wadsworth and Paul Peppis Tom Walton* Williams College* Francis H. Williams and Keris Salmon |
$10,000–$24,999 | |
Adams Community Bank* Avangrid Foundation / Berkshire Gas** Berkowitz Contemporary Foundation** Berkshire Bank** Ellen J. Bernstein James and Lisa Birge John B. DeRosa* William Cohan Elizabeth Easton and James Traub* Nancy Fitzpatrick and Lincoln Russell* O. Andreas and Diane Halvorsen Kurt and Charlotte Hemr | Peter and Marty Hurley Kelly and Bill Kaiser* George and Lizbeth Krupp** Carol LeWitt James R. Parks and Chrystina Parks Clifford Ross Stephen and Andrea Ryan Michael and Joan Salke* The San Francisco Foundation Mariko Silver and Thom Loubet Mark Simonian and Sheila Harley Susy and Jack Wadsworth |
$5,000–$9,999 | |
Michael and Barbara Eisenson Alexander Green Francis Greenburger and Isabelle Autones* Michael and Agnese Meehan* Suzanne Nash* Perri Petricca* | David Snyder and Sara Coffey Alina Roytberg Larry Smallwood and Lisa Dorin* Lauren and Ben Svenson John W. Thoman Jr and Lee T. Venolia Thompson Family Foundation |
$2,000–$4,999 | |
Naomi Aberly and Laurence Lebowitz Thomas and Lily Beischer Walter and Rosalind Bernheimer Paul and Katie Buttenwieser Ellen L. Chisa and Tom Rudick Paula Cooper and Jack Macrae Virginia Dwan Christopher Farrell Michael Glier and Jenny Holzer Susan W. Gold* Marni J. Grossman Elizabeth and Steven Gruber | Sherwood Guernsey David S. Howe Maud Mandel and Steve Simon Richard and Ronay Menschel Meleko Mokgosi Bo and Katherine Peabody* Kenneth and Jennifer Pendery Richard and Alyson Slutzky David Smith and Ranny Cooper Mariët H. Westermann and Charles Pardoe II* Elisabeth Wilmers* David Zicarelli and Virginia Troyer |
$1,000–$1,999 | |
Irwin and Mary Ackerman Betsy Aidem Daniel and Nancy Alcombright Stephanie Bernheim Richard and Jeanne Besser Nathaniel and Betsy Bohrer Michael and Licia Conforti Linda G. Conway Patty Crane Barry and Caroline Davis Sarah A. Delaney Robert and Evelyn Doran Sarah and Timothy Eustis* Spencer Finch Stuart Freedman Jason and Sara Forney* Allan and Judy Fulkerson* Walter Giger Jr and May-Wo Giger Leslie Kogod and Laurie Goldberger Claude Grunitzky and Marie-Cecile Teissedre-Grunitzky Holly A. Hardman* Stephen W. Hannock* Thomas and Janet Holland | Colleen and Stuart Hoskins Laura and Eric Jordahl Stephen Josephson and Pat Heller Meredith Kane Michael and Martha Keating Noah Kerner and Kara Anton Raymond Learsy Maura Marx* Olivier and Laure Meslay* Richard Nam and Danielle Deller Susan W. Paine David and Marlene Persky Laurie Petronis** Bruno and Mary Ann Quinson Brian Renaud and Somchai Piraban* Patrick Riordan Christina Rossi David and Deborah Rothschild Alfred Schiavetti Jr and Barbara Schiavetti Erica Seldin and Micah Wilson William and Elizabeth Sprague Rose Stewart James and Mary Jane Thompson* Peter and Laurie Thomsen |
$250–$999 | |
Keith and Felicia Anzel Mary M. Barringer Skip Barry John Baumgardner Jr and Astrid Baumgardner Blair and Alison Benjamin* Jeannene Booher Tito Bottitta William Bowden Jr and Margo Bowden Jane Braus Edward Buckbee Ashley Buckley-Wright Mary and Brad Burnham Booker and Janet Bush Barbara and Tim Carr John Cook and Carla Meehan Michael Davis Marcus Dedrick and Linnea Sanazarro Liz Ann and Buzz Doherty* Thomas and Ellen Ennis Brian and Vikki Fairbank Gretchen and Michael Farrell Nancy Ferguson Richard Ferrante and Max Pearl Edward W. Ford and Jennifer Frutchy* Ralph and Audrey Friedner Alexandra Garbarini Joshua Ginsberg Elizabeth and Anne Gioia Mark S. Gold and Ellen Kennedy Michael L. Gordon Jonathan Goulet Richard and Susan Grausman Guy Hedreen and Elizabeth McGowan Katherine Hein and Robert Nagle Hal and Jodi Hess Jessica Jacobs Joseph Kravitz and Marjorie DeVries Thomas Kreek and Robert Harris Marjorie and Stephen Latham Brett Leav Nicholas Leonardos and Renee Chandonnet Mark Mancini | Landis and Gail Markley Dylan McCullough Robert and Trina McKeever Sara Meixner and Dan Leonard Tom Mendenhall and James Scully Tanya Merrill and Brendan Carroll Bella Meyer David and Celia Montgomery Bryant and Gretchen Moscon Henry and Emily Moss* Charles and Anne Mott Lisa and Anthony Nasch Kenneth Ogawa and Lori Henderson Lucelle C. Pardoe Sally H. Petersen David and Madeline Phelps* Michael Pulitzer Jr and Ramelle Pulitzer Norton and Rita Reamer Mark Reinhardt and Molly Magavern Al Roker and Deborah Roberts Toby and Sally Rosenblatt Emily B. Saltz Joseph and Molly Sheehan Jeffrey and Robin Sher Clark and Marcia Silcox Susan Skakel Lucia Skwarek and Alejandro Gutierrez Denise Sobel and Jake Weiss Terry Spaeth and Wendy Shannon-Spaeth* Jid Sprague Margaret and David Stewart Erwin Stuebner Jr and Jane Stuebner Timothy and Charlotte Surgenor John Swift Valentine Talland and Nagesh Mahanthappa Hannah Thomas and Vik Cheema Jason Touhey and Daisy Fischer The Toxic Nature Charitable Foundation Paulette Wein* Patrick and Lynne Weygint Elizabeth Wright and Thomas DeMaio Donald and Barbara Zucker David Zylberberg and Elizabeth Wol |
MASS MoCA MEMBERS
October 1, 2020–September 30, 2021
LeWitt Society ($5,000) | |
O. Andreas and Diane Halvorsen Mark and Lauren Booth Elliot and Karin Cattarulla Bill and Sako Fisher | Stephen W. Hannock Mitchell and Caitlin Nash Brenda R. Potter Brian Renaud and Somchai Piraban |
Tantalum Circle ($2,500) | |
David and Carol Aronowitz Walter and Rosalind Bernheimer Jim Chervenak Nicole Deller and Matthew Bliwise Maureen Dietze Megan Flanigan and Rick Swift Maureen Jerome | Persis and David Levy Seth and Mary Nash Suzanne and Kenneth Nash Paul Neely and Susan Street Gregory Papp and Christina Rossi John W. Thoman Jr and Lee T. Venolia |
Founder ($1,000) | |
George W. Ahl III Daniel and Nancy Alcombright Fritz Backus and Matthew Shakespeare Scott A. Bergeron and Janet Sawyer-Bergeron Julia Bowen and Bradley Svrluga Stacy and Eric Cochran Michael and Licia Conforti Paula Cooper and Jack Macrae Gordon and Peggy Davis Juliet G. Flynt Alexandra Garbarini and Micah Singer Walter and May-Wo Giger Jr Dustin and Gale Griffin II David Haas and Lisa Clark Daniel and Julie Harris Thomas and Janet Holland David & Pamela Hornik James and Joan Hunter Edward C. Johnson IV Lori and Richard Kent | Petra Krauledat and Peter Hansen Marjorie and Stephen Latham John and Nina Lipkowitz Lynette and Ron Mason Rebecca and Nathan Milikowsky Chester and Karen Opalka Putter Pence Jonathan and Amy Poorvu Tom and Cathy Ralys Elizabeth Beshel Robinson and Samuel Robinson Gustavo Schwed and Lucy Harrington Vince Sisko and Valerie Rice William and Elizabeth Sprague Christopher and Vimala Steadman Peter and Laurie Thomsen Peter and Paula Torcicollo Donald Toumey and Loong Foo Chan Eric White Howard Williams and Thalassa Curtis |
Contemporary ($500) | |
Skip and Natalie Barry John and Astrid Baumgardner Jr Olivia Biller and Jedediah Tifft Vicki Bonnington and David Schecker Jeannene Booher Tito Bottitta William Bowden Jr and Margo Bowden Edward Buckbee Nathaniel and Ashley Buckley-Wright Mary and Brad Burnham Andy Burr and Ann McCallum Booker and Janet Bush Joanna Carber and Joseph Ruane Barbara and Tim Carr Heather Cassano and Scott Delisle Devon Clarke and Lucas Merchant Kenneth C. Crater and Margaret A. Ferraro Caroline Cunningham and Donald Young Marcus Dedrick and Linnea Sanazarro Thomas Dobrow and Melissa Surrette Thomas and Ellen Ennis Brian and Vikki Fairbank Gretchen and Michael Farrell Robert Fried and Karen Kowgios Frank Furstenberg Jr Joshua Ginsberg Amber Goulart and Ariel Kule Jonathan Granger Katherine Hand and Matt Brogan William Havemann and Hallie Davison Guy Hedreen and Elizabeth McGowan Katherine Hein and Robert Nagle Jessica Jacobs Stephen and Leslie Jerome Mark S. Gold and Ellen Kennedy Sylvia Khoury and Martin Willner Presley Kiefer and Gregory Dzurita Alexandra Krasowski and Ian McGinnes Thomas Kreek and Robert Harris David and Jane Lamarre Peter and Laurie Lamarre | Brett Leav and Amy Siegel Nicholas Leonardos and Renee Chandonnet Tami Lieberman and Paige Swanson Monica M. Mackey Robert and Trina McKeever Sara Meixner and Dan Leonard Tom Mendenhall and James Scully Tanya Merrill and Brendan Carroll Bella Meyer David and Celia Montgomery William and Katherine Montgomery Samuel Moskowitz and Denise Spring Sam Nota and Anna Snell Harmon Pardoe Sally H. Petersen Laurie Petronis Bernard Pinsonnault and Dianne M. Cutillo Michael and Ramelle Pulitzer Jr Alyssa Puzzo Mark Reinhardt and Molly Magavern Lamson Rheinfrank Jr and Sally Rheinfrank Al Roker and Deborah Roberts Brandi St. Romain Toby and Sally Rosenblatt Yareni Sanchez and Benjamin Mays Clark and Marcia Silcox Lucia Skwarek and Alejandro Gutierrez Denise Sobel and Jake Weiss Margaret and David Stewart John and Jane Swift Hannah Thomas and Vik Cheema Jason Touhey and Daisy Fischer Kathy Valko and Alexander Cook Michelle and Rene Veloso Courtney Wade and Brent Heeringa Carly Watkins and Scott Tolmach Patrick and Lynne Weygint Joanne Wilson Elizabeth Wright and Thomas DeMaio Nicholas Zammuto and Maeve Ryan |
SPECIAL PROJECT CONTRIBUTORS
October 1, 2020–September 30, 2021
MASS MoCA gratefully acknowledges the following donors for restricted program gifts during the past fiscal year.
Education & Public Programs |
Institute of Museum and Library Services; The Willow Tree Fund; Ruth E. Proud Charitable Trust; Daniel and Samantha Becker; The Feigenbaum Foundation; The Milton & Dorothy Sarnoff Raymond Foundation; MountainOne; The Robert Lehman Foundation; Seth and Mary Nash*; the Arthur I. & Susan Maier Fund, Inc.; Berkshire Bank; The Charles H. Hall Foundation; The Dorothea Leonhardt Foundation; Mass Cultural Council; Anonymous; The SEE Fund, a fund of the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; The Gateway Fund, a fund of the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; and The Northern Berkshire Community Coalition |
Performing Arts |
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; Arthur F. & Alice E. Adams Charitable Foundation; New England Foundation for the Arts; Loring McAlpin; The Rosenthal Family Foundation; and Cory Greenberg |
Visual Arts |
Anonymous; National Endowment for the Arts; The Artists Resource Trust (A.R.T.) Fund, a fund of the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; Nicole Deller and Matthew Bliwise; The Ford Family Foundation; The Sterling & Francine Clark Art Institute; SAHA Association; the Avangrid Foundation / Berkshire Gas; and Patricia Sweetow Gallery |
Campus Care & Maintenance |
Anonymous; Jack and Susy Wadsworth; and Ellen J. Bernstein |
SUPPORTERS OF MASS MoCA’s ASSETS FOR ARTISTS PROGRAM CAN BE FOUND AT THE ASSETS FOR ARTISTS’ WEBSITE.
Since opening in 1999, MASS MoCA has helped spark the growth of a vibrant creative economy in Berkshire County. Demonstrate your company’s commitment to the arts while supporting regional economic development by becoming a corporate member. Corporate contributions allow us to create an active workshop to support budding artists and new art. In return for your generous support, you enjoy free gallery admission, priority access to new exhibitions, invitations to special events, discounts at our stores, group tours, and complimentary access to some lectures. In addition, corporate members have the opportunity to host parties and events in a variety of spectacular museum spaces (catering and other party costs not included).
If you are looking to create an additional impact to your marketing efforts through Corporate Sponsorship, contact the Manager of Institutional Giving at grants@massmoca.org. To become a corporate member, contact Kati Nalbandian at 413.664.4481 x5 or knalbandian@massmoca.org.
MASS MoCA Corporate Memberships
1040 MASS MoCA Way
North Adams, MA 01247