Support Us
Support your museums
Help support the oldest civic museums in Italy.
150,000 works of art, 2,000 years of history, 3 museums: supporting our work, even with a small gesture, means safeguarding the heritage of humanity.
You can support Fondazione Torino Musei Foundation in different ways:
5x1000
If you are paying your taxes in Italy, donate your 5x1000 to Fondazione Torino Musei: the museums of your city, your museums.
The 5x1000 is a fundamental tool for enhancing and conserving museum collections and it's free for you.
All it takes are three simple steps:
- Fill youy 730 form, il CU or Modello Unico
- Signature in the box "Financing of activities for the protection, promotion and enhancement of cultural and landscape assets"
- Insert Fondazione Torino Musei code: 97629700010
Art Bonus
Another way to support us in the work of enhancing and conserving the collections is through the government platform Art Bonus.
The Art Bonus is a measure to encourage cultural patronage: those who make cash donations to support culture, as required by law, will be able to enjoy important tax benefits in the form of a tax credit.
Currently, Fondazione Torino Musei has two eligible project lines:
- GAM building development project, discover more
- The restoration of the Palazzo Madama dress collection, read the project description
DonorBox
If you want to make a small donation, one-off or monthly, you can use the DonorBox platform and in a few simple steps you will be able to help us in a concrete way.
Private events
Choose to organize your event in one of our museums: you will offer unforgettable moments to your guests and at the same time you will have supported the museums.
The opening of the museum spaces after hours is an opportunity dedicated to organized groups and companies looking for unique locations: from the baroque halls of Palazzo Madama, to the contemporary environment of the GAM, to the charm of the MAO, after-hours events are the opportunity to offer guests an unforgettable evening of art and entertainment.
