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Make a Gift

Each year we rely on gifts from friends like you to accomplish our educational mission. Your gifts are used to support every aspect of the Museum of Science, including interactive exhibits, programs, shows and other activities that:

  • Inform and educate thousands of visitors
  • Encourage curiosity, questioning and exploration
  • Enhance a sense of personal achievement through learning
  • Respect an individual's interests, background and abilities
  • Promote life-long learning in all communities
  • Create active and informed citizens across the country

Your support really does make a difference. Thank you!

You can make a gift conveniently and safely today. Click here to donate by credit card.

Please also consider joining one of our special gift societies, the Explorers, Discoverers, or Innovators and enjoy exceptional and unique benefits.

If you have any questions about making a gift to the Museum of Science, please contact the annual giving department at 617-589-0370.

The Museum of Science is recognized by the IRS and the State of Massachusetts as a nonprofit organization. Gifts of all denominations are welcomed at any time, and may include cash, securities, and other gifts. Unrestricted contributions may be made in any amount, and are tax-deductible to the extent the law allows.

 

Did you know?

  • The Museum of Science is an independent, nonprofit institution funded by individuals like you, corporations, foundations, and government agencies.

  • The Museum is the nation's first science center to be accredited by the American Zoo and Aquarium Association. Its live animal collection comprises some 120 animals of 50 species.

  • With 1.6 million visitors coming through its doors each year, the Museum is Boston's second most popular destination; only the Red Sox draw bigger crowds.

Annual Fund

Want to do more for the Museum? Check out our annual giving societies:

Volunteering

Opportunities vary from interpreting exhibit spaces to guiding and providing information. No experience is necessary; the Museum provides you with training.