Article: "Native Americans".(some Jewish museum donors class themselves as Native Americans)(Brief Article)

Article: Corporate ARTnews newsletter reports First National Bank of ...
PR Newswire;  June 6, 1984 ;     700+ words ... ... new program, the bank will make major loans to prospective museum donors for major pieces, using the art itself as collateral. The ... new program, the bank will make major loans to prospective museum donors for major pieces, using the art itself as collateral. The ...

Article: Museum Donors Toast Future Home
Chicago Sun-Times;  December 5, 1993 ;     700+ words ...Such excitement! Members of the "family" of the Museum of Contemporary Art had reason to celebrate - and celebrate they did with a daylong series of salutes to themselves and their marvelous soon-to-be-built museum building. They started with a groundbreaking ceremony at the site just east of

Article: Museum donors funding convention center art
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  August 7, 1997 ;     425 words ...John and Kathryn Burke, a Fox Point couple who recently made a $1.5 million contribution to the Milwaukee Art Museum's new wing, are donating $500,000 to a non-profit corporation that will, among other things, help finance artwork in the new Midwest Express Center. John Burke is a real estate

Article: MUSEUM DONORS SET RECORD
The Boston Globe;  April 24, 2005 ;     700+ words ...When the Peabody Essex Museum recast itself as a museum of international art and culture, some wondered how donors would respond to the new paradigm for a beloved Salem institution, famous for its collection of maritime art and artifacts. But there seems little doubt that donors approve of the

Article: Children's museum donors get a challenge.(Neighbor)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL);  November 4, 2003 ;     559 words ...Byline: Sarah McCammon Daily Herald Staff Writer The DuPage Children's Museum's annual fund-raising drive is getting a little extra boost this year. DeVry Inc. Chairman and Co-Chief Executive Officer Dennis J. Keller and his wife, Connie, have offered a matching gift challenge grant for the

Article: Asper focusing on grassroots museum donors
Winnipeg Free Press;  October 19, 2007 ;     524 words ...By Geoff Kirbyson GAIL ASPER is taking her fundraising campaign for the Canadian Museum for Human Rights from Bay Street to Main Street. After four years of criss-crossing the country targeting six- and seven-figure donations from corporate Canada, the middle Asper sibling has shifted gears to

Article: Top Donors of 1999.(art museum donors)(Brief ...
Town & Country;  January 1, 2000 ;     628 words ...RECOGNIZING THAT YOU CAN'T PAY the bills with a Monet, some philanthropists helped museums last year with gifts of money. By our count, the champion donor was the late, great PAUL MELLON, who bequeathed $160 million (along with dozens of works of art) to his favorite museums: the National Gallery