Donations
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The Museum of Art of Puerto Rico (MAPR) is a space for everyone. Your contribution helps preserve and share Puerto Rico’s artistic heritage, support our educational programs, develop exhibitions, and keep a place alive where people of all ages can discover, learn, and connect with art.
As a private, nonprofit institution, the MAPR relies on the support of its community, individuals, foundations, and corporations to continue offering accessible and enriching cultural experiences.
More than 25 years creating connections through art
Since opening its doors in 2000, the Museum of Art of Puerto Rico was born with the mission of discovering the richness of Puerto Rican artistic heritage, fostering connections between our communities, nature, and global culture.
For more than 25 years, the MAPR has welcomed millions of visitors and presented hundreds of individual and collective exhibitions by Puerto Rican, Caribbean, and international artists. Additionally, it has developed art workshops, courses, educational programs, concerts, talks, research, and cultural activities that have impacted students, teachers, families, and communities.
Each contribution strengthens the Museum's mission and allows us to continue creating spaces for encounter, learning, and celebrating our artistic and cultural identity.
Your support can make it possible:
- Educational programs for children, young people, teachers and communities.
- Art exhibitions that present new perspectives on Puerto Rico's history and artistic creation.
- The conservation and maintenance of our facilities to receive the public.
- Cultural activities and special events that bring art closer to more people.
- The acquisition and preservation of works of art that enrich the Museum's collection.
You can also support specific projects or sponsor an exhibition gallery at the MAPR. Every contribution, no matter its size, helps build the future of Puerto Rican art and keep the Museum of Art of Puerto Rico an open space for everyone.
Do you have questions about joining or supporting the Museum of Art of Puerto Rico? Our Development and Membership Department is here to help you. Contact us at 787-977-6277 (extensions 2250, 2236, 2241, or 2247), at 787-376-4317, or write to us at:
Individual
Choose from several membership options designed to enjoy the Museum at your own pace, with exclusive benefits throughout the year.
Families
Share your art experience with your loved ones and discover membership options for families of different sizes.
Students and teachers
Access special benefits designed to support learning, education, and connection with the arts.
Your support keeps alive a space where art connects our history, celebrates our creativity, and strengthens our identity.
Your donation supports the art and culture of Puerto Rico
Your support of the Museum of Art of Puerto Rico (MAPR) helps preserve, study, and share Puerto Rico’s artistic heritage with present and future generations.
As a private, non-profit institution 501(c)(3) Recognized at the federal and state levels, contributions made to the MAPR can be tax-deductible, according to applicable regulations. Donations can be made in cash or through the donation of works of art. We recommend consulting with your tax advisor to learn the specific details of your situation.
Donate a work of art
I am part of the history of Puerto Rican art
The permanent collection of the Museum of Art of Puerto Rico continues to grow thanks to people who share our mission of preserving and celebrating Puerto Rico's art.
If you are interested in donating a work of art to the MAPR, please contact our Curatorial Division at 787-977-6277 or mmorales@mapr.org to initiate the evaluation process.
Our permanent collection reflects the richness and diversity of Puerto Rican artistic expressions. Through a broad and pluralistic perspective, the Museum recognizes Puerto Rican artists as well as creators born outside the island who have contributed to the development of local and international art, and those who have found in Puerto Rico a space to create and contribute to our visual arts.
Each work that arrives at the Museum becomes part of a collective story: an opportunity for new generations to discover, learn about, and connect with our artistic heritage.