Join the Annual Giving Programme
The annual giving programme starts at just $10 a week and offers access to exciting benefits designed to bring you closer to the museum, its collections and community.
Te Papa Foundation benefactors
Our donors and supporters help us to inspire and captivate current visitors and future generations. Join the Te Papa Foundation as we continue to build and shape the museum, its collections, and activities.
Patron
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Her Excellency, The Rt Hon Dame Cindy Kiro, GNZM QSO Governor General of New Zealand |
Honorary Life Members
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Dame Patsy Reddy GNZM CVO QSO DStJ |
Sir David Gascoigne KNZM CBE QSO CStJ |
$250,000
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Euan & Ann Sinclair |
Andrew Barnes & Charlotte Lockhart |
$100,000
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Aloysius & Eileen Teh |
Sir Christopher & Dayle, Lady Mace |
$50,000
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Chris & Kathy Parkin |
Collin Post & Brenda Young |
$25,000
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Paul & Nicky Gough |
Dame Jenny Gibbs |
$15,000
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Faith Taylor |
Philip Carter |
$7,500
| Dr John Grigor Janette Ingram-Seal Sir Mark O’Regan & Nicola Saker Art & Object Sir Bruce & Lyn, Lady Robertson | Lyndsey & Roger Partridge Rhonda & Keith Lloyd Frances & Andrew Crombie Anonymous Robin Dossor |
$5,000
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Susannah & Paul Robinson |
Aaron Hape |
$2,500
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Crown Relocations |
Mel Winter |
$1,000
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Meg Williams |
Tania & Anton Bearsley |
$500
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Annie Coney |
Reuben Johnston & Willow Sainsbury |
UK Donors
| Pippa, Lady Blake Matthew Coleman Loryn & Stuart Cooper Laura Davies Simon Fisher Sara & Tim Fogarty Peter & Karen Gillingwater Paul & Nicky Gough | Barry Koolen Rhonda & Keith Lloyd Andrew McAlpine & Gemma Jackson Jessica McCormack Clarence Tan Max Traeger & Miranda Harvie Hilary Timmins & Rob Whitehouse Simon Townsley |
Stroma performance under Takapau, 2023. Photo by Jo Moore. Te Papa (227405)
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Donate to Te Papa
Every year, Te Papa needs to raise around $30 million over and above its core funding. You can help our national museum to thrive by making a contribution – every gift counts.
Major gifts
Our major benefactors work in partnership with Te Papa to achieve transformational change – from capital projects, major exhibitions, publications and significant bodies of research.