The Museum is open Wednesday-Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Community. Connection. Change.
This year, we're focused more than ever on creating positive change through community connection.
A donation to the Museum of Us supports this work and our ongoing commitment to our anti-racism and decolonizing initiatives. Plus, any donation of more than $20 includes a membership to the Museum of Us.
Join our community of supporters with a tax-deductible donation today!
Your Donation Can Support...
Access for All
We are proud to offer free access to the Museum of Us to under-resourced schools and individuals experiencing financial hardship, and annual membership to all visitors. Help us expand access to the Museum of Us with a donation.
Exhibits
Our immersive and interactive exhibits inspire visitors to think differently about our connection to people and culture. A donation to the Museum helps us fund the collaborative development of exhibits that prioritize the voice of communities and artists.
Education & Programs
We provide unique and thought-provoking learning opportunities to both children and adults, and support curriculum with content not covered in the classroom. Donations to the Museum help us inspire the next generation to build a better future.
Thank You
Our team’s work simply could not happen without the support of an enormous community – individuals and organizations that support us as thought partners, as financial supporters, and as community representatives, to name just a few roles. View our latest Gratitude List.
Conscientious Giving
The Museum of Us has received the coveted 4-Star Rating from Charity Navigator, America’s largest independent charity evaluator, six years running.
The Museum is also a proud 2018 winner of the USD Kaleidoscope Award for Good Governance.
Questions?
Please direct any questions to the Development Department at 619-239-2001, ext. 62 or send us an email.
The Museum of Us, formerly known as the San Diego Museum of Man, is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, Federal Tax ID #95-1709290.
Photos by Stacy Keck & Michael Warburton
