Museum Campaign

The Computer History Museum Campaign is designed to promote growth and long-term financial sustainability while enabling the institution to transition to a fully-operational facility. In full operation, the Museum will greatly enhance and expand many of the programs it offers today including physical and web-based exhibits, educational and public programs, collection acquisition and preservation and historical research.

Fundraising Efforts

To achieve its future vision, the Computer History Museum has embarked upon a $125 million comprehensive campaign to generate support in its efforts to become a fully-operational facility. The Campaign will provide critical funding for three key areas:

Future Plans

The Museum is currently raising funds to expand its offerings with world-class, 21st century exhibitions derived from its extensive collection. A major focus is a 25,000 square-foot exhibit entitled "Computer History: The First 2,000 Years" scheduled to open in late 2010. This signature exhibit will include media and artifact-rich galleries with an in-depth focus on more the 20 major areas of computer history. Also, a web-based Cyber Museum experience will feature a broad and compelling interpretation of computing history, the Museum’s extensive digital archive and its large warehoused collection of artifacts.

Tax Information

The Computer History Museum is a fully independent, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Your donation is a tax-deductable contribution. Federal ID: #77-0507525.

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