National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole, Wyoming featuring fine art depicting wildlife

Chief - Robert Bateman
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The National Museum of Wildlife Art is located in Teton County, Wyoming in the northwestern corner of the state near Yellowstone National Park. Our educational curriculum and our unique collection of wildlife art are an important resource for all teachers, not just those located near the museum. This furthers the need for a strong outreach program.

Exhibit Sponsorship
Support the museum's dynamic exhibition program and related educational lectures and public programs. Minimum sponsorship level $5,000.

Wildlife Art Education Fund
Help to sponsor the museum's year-round children and adult education programs.

Special Projects
Special projects available for funding include education programs, equipment, publications and events.

Education Endowment Fund
Contributions to the Education Endowment ensure the future stability and continued growth of the museum's student and adult education programs.

Capital Expenditures
Capital naming opportunities include museum spaces and sculptures. Minimum sponsorship $5,000.

Planned Giving
Current tax laws encourage you to help a charitable non-profit by donating cash as well as appreciated securities, bonds and real estate, life insurance, and a deferred gift in your will or codicil. Consult your financial advisor about the specifics of your situation and how they might translate into giving opportunities advantageous to you and NMWA.

Gifts of Stock
Merrill Lynch in Idaho Falls, ID handles all of NMWA's stock transfers, (800) 937-0618.

Contact our Development Department

The National Museum of Wildlife Art is a public, 501. (c)(3) non-profit organization. Tax ID Number: 74-2431071.