Cape Cod Art Museum - Cape Cod Museum of Art

The Art of Giving enriches us all.

You can help us enrich and impact the lives of all our visitors by making a contribution.Your donation to the CCMA Art of Giving Fund immediately supports quality arts education programs, the acquisitions and conservation of works of art, and more. It keeps our doors open and our galleries lit. Your tax-deductible gifts go directly to the areas of greatest need within the museum.

Please consider joining others who have given generously to the CCMA Fund in support of the museum’s rich and diverse offerings. Your gift will make a tremendous difference.
Gifts of all sizes are crucial to the success of our museum and to the success of our mission.

To make a donation online, please click here: Donate
or contact Lucy Steere, Development Director, at 508-385-4477 ext 34.

Click here for Arts & Business Partnership

LEAVE YOUR “FOOTPRINT” ON CAPE COD!
    Footprints in the sand are washed away with each incoming tide but an inscribed brick is a permanent “footprint.” Cape Cod Museum of Art is offering personally inscribed bricks to be placed in the walkway at the entrance to the museum.
    The bricks sell for $125 each.
What a wonderful opportunity to honor a special loved one, family, or even yourself!
    You can leave your “footprint” on the Cape and at the same time show appreciation for the arts and support Cape Cod Museum of Art.
    To reserve your space, you can use the order form online, print it out and hand it in at the front desk of the museum, mail it in, or call Sonia Osborne at 508-362-7991.
    The following link will take you to the Museum Guide page where PDF files can be downloaded. Click here: Brick Order Form

“These art classes have expanded Molly’s creativity, both artistically and culturally.”
- Parent of child in Weny Education Center class.

"This has been a great class for my boys. It has been fun to see how each child has taken an idea and done his own personal interpretation."
- Parent of children in Art Camp

“As an addicted person, I never felt like I was part of the community. Here, at the Museum, I felt like I was being welcomed back in such a wonderful way.”
- Patient in Program of Gosnold Treatment Center