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September 23, 2025 9:53 AM | Anonymous

Reposted from ArtSentry

Creative Fundraising for Conservation and Security

When seeking funding for conservation or security upgrades, traditional grants are not the only option. Creative strategies can deliver funds faster and often with more community engagement while offering a broader demographic an opportunity to support the museum’s goals. Here are some examples of ways you can revamp your fundraising strategies.

Build on the classic “Adopt-an-Artifact” model, where individuals symbolically sponsor artifacts, to create broader opportunities for donors. Introduce a modern and digital element to your adopt an artifact programs by offering gamified and tiered participation. Gamified experiences work by increasing engagement and motivation through the purposeful application of game-like elements, such as challenges, rewards, and interactive storytelling. This approach makes interactions more fun and memorable, attracts new audiences like digital-native youth, and helps patrons connect with content on a deeper, more personal level.

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