Herbeert F. Johnson Museum of Art

Endowed Named Positions
$25,000	pays one student intern
$1 million	endows the Curator of Asian Art
$1 million	endows the Curator of Painting and Sculpture
$1 million	endows the Curator of Print, Drawings, and Photographs
Endowed Named Spaces
$250,000 to $750,000	names a gallery, gift depends on size and visibility of space
$1 million	names Gallery 8 on the first floor of the museum
$1.5 million	names Gallery 7 on floor 1L
$1.5 million	names the lobby
$1.5 million	names the Trustee Board Room on the sixth floor
Endowed Named Funds and Programs
from $25,000	supports Art Purchase Funds
from $25,000	names a student intern program
from $25,000	supports Education Programs
from $25,000	supports Conservation Funds
from $25,000	supports Publication Funds
Methods of Giving
Cash	Pledges can be paid over a five-year period.
Appreciated Securities	Donors can qualify for an income tax charitable tax deduction based on the market value of the securities at the time of the gift and avoid the capital gains tax. Donors can potentially receive greater income by funding a life income agreement.
Gift Planning	A planned gift allows you to provide for the Johnson Museum by giving assets and retaining an income for you and/or a second beneficiary. The two most common planned gifts are a bequest or life income agreement. Planned giving is an ideal way to plan for the future, to retain real benefits for the donor, and to enhance the Johnson Museum's mission of bringing art and people together.

For more information or to make a gift, please contact:

Lynne Williams
Director of Development
(607) 254-4624