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The British Museum is like the Met. They "recommend" a donation.
Posted by
Mop🧹 (aka rburriel)
Apr 24 '24, 10:20
I'm not looking to be cheap. I assume I just donate, yes?
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A large part of the British Museum's funding comes from government (unlike the Met, which is almost all private donations)
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Roger More
Apr 24, 10:33
I give something small when I go to a local museum and pay the recommended amount when I visit a museum in another city.
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Krusty
Apr 24, 10:32
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Less than 10% of the Met's revenues are from government - it's overwhelmingly from private gifts, admission, endowment etc
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Roger More
Apr 24, 10:41
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Your IM sounds fair. -- nm
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Krusty
Apr 24, 11:51
We "suggest" a $5 donation. Seems it has to do with the non-profit status. We can't charge admission. -- nm
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Meg
Apr 24, 10:30
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