Help supplement the cost of busing for Muskegon County schools to attend programs at any of the museum’s sites.

As the community grows and changes, we want to grow and change along with it! We are testing out increasing our hours to be more available to the community. Help us do that by sponsoring extra open hours.

Help us build an inclusive internship program by offering paid stipends to interns.

Tubelox for our STEM Center will allow kids to use their creativity while designing and building their own play. With this toy, they can fabricate anything from sizeable sturdy structures to usable cars, homes, and rocket ships.

Each $40 donation provides owl pellets for one 3^rd-5^th grade class to dissect during the museum’s Nature’s Food Webs Program.

$50 covers an entire month of  craft supplies for the weekly hands-on programs held at the museum.

To restore the stained glass in the Hume Home.

Many rooms in the Hume House originally featured curtains and rods in the doorways.

Used to hang art on the walls, these rails will help further our restoration.

For the Hume House.

These were historically used to keep logs from rolling out onto the floor.

For long-term storage of quilts and textiles.

For long-term storage of clothing and textiles.

For long-term storage of clothing and textiles.

For temporary storage of artifacts that are being worked on or need isolation from the rest of the storage areas.

Used to monitor environmental conditions to ensure long-term preservation of artifacts. It measures UV and visible light, temperature, and relative humidity.

A recent database switch has resulted in greater access to our collection and archival materials digitally. Help support the program!