Thank you to all our supporters
We are the Museum of the Home. We are an independent charitable company limited by guarantee set up as the Geffrye Museum Trust in 1990, registered charity number 803052, company number 2476642.
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) financially supports the Trust by grant-aid. We supplement this with earned income, donations and sponsorship.
The National Lottery Heritage Fund has granted £12.3m to support the redevelopment. We have also received significant support for the capital campaign from major donors, trusts and foundations, companies and individuals.
In 2018 we were an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation.
We are immensely grateful for the additional support from the following individuals, trusts and foundations, and companies in the last and current financial years.
Their generosity enables us to share our galleries, gardens and stories of home with everyone.
Thank you for your ongoing support
Behind the Door Founding Sisters
- Carolyn Asome
- Art Masters
- Leigh Bataillon
- Naomi Cleaver
- Penny Egan CBE
- Ellie Flynn
- Fiona Geddes
- Heather Macey
- Harriet Matheson
- Polly Neate
- Sarah Wood
Behind the Door Partners
- London Homeless Collective
- Architects Aware
- The Merit Club
Changemaker patrons
- Geoffrey Adams
- Miriam Borchard
- Zarir and Shelialla Cama
- Janet Chapman and Mark Buckle
- Philippa Glanville
- Christine and Bill Hanway
- Chris Kneale
- Steven Larcombe
- Peter and Renate Nahum
- Graham and Margaret Millar
- Katherine Montague
- Alex and Elinor Sainsbury
- Edwina Sassoon
- John and Anna Tomlins
Trusts and foundations
- Art Fund
- Chapman Charitable Trust
- Esmee Fairbairn Foundation
- Charles S French Charitable Trust
- Headley Trust
- Henry Moore Foundation
- Loveday Charitable Trust
- Neon Foundation
- Harold Hyam Wingate Foundation
Corporate supporters
- Arts Fundraising and Philanthropy
- Barber Wilsons
- Blackmoor Knight
- Farmhouse Table Company
- Jamb
- John Cullen Lighting
- Derwent London plc
- Farrow & Ball
- Forbes & Lomax
- Heal's
- Leafi
- Plain English Kitchens
- Retrouvius
- Sinclair Till
- Trainspotters
- Vipp
With additional thanks to
- Celeste Bickle
- Martin Drury
- Penny Egan CBE
- Elizabeth Meyer
- John Bryan Penfold
- Alexandra and Rupert Robson
- Judith Unwin
Thank you for supporting our redevelopment
Founding donors
Major donors
- GRoW @ Annenberg
- Arts Council England
- City Bridge Trust
- DCMS/Wolfson Museums and Galleries Improvement Fund
- Fidelity UK Foundation
- Foyle Foundation
- Headley Trust
- Loveday Charitable Trust
- Swire Charitable Trust
And our many other supporters
- 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust
- Zeev Aram
- Aurelius Charitable Trust
- Graham Barker
- John Bedford
- William Brake Foundation
- Consuelo and Anthony Brooke Charitable Trust
- Graham Brown
- Zarir and Sheilalla Cama
- Cazenove Charitable Trust
- CHK Foundation
- John Coates Charitable Trust
- John S Cohen Foundation
- Miles Delap
- Trustees of the DIA Trust
- Sir Harry Djanogly
- Englefield Charitable Trust
- Eyre Family Foundation
- Gapper Charitable Trust
- Robert Gavron Charitable Trust
- Sir Nicholas and Lady Goodison
- Worshipful Company of Grocers
- Hartnett Conservation Trust
- Andrew Hochhauser
- Richard Hunting OBE
- The Ironmongers' Company
- Brian and Cindy King
- Lord Graham Kirkham
- Catarina Leigh-Pemberton
- Anthony and Elizabeth Mellows Charitable Settlement
- Mercers' Charitable Foundation
- Ronald Miller Foundation
- Museum of the Home Friends
- The Murray Family
- Pilgrim Trust
- Philip and Charman Robinson
- Ruddock Foundation For The Arts
- Edwina Sassoon
- John and Jane Sharman
- Frank Smith
- Graham Spooner
- Stanley Smith UK Horticultural Trust
- Peter Stormonth Darling
- Peter Storrs Trust
- Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation
- John Swire 1989 Charitable Trust
- Pennycress Trust
- Sylvia Waddilove Foundation UK
- Sir Siegmund Warburg's Voluntary Settlement
- Williams Charitable Trust
- Sarah Wood
And thank you to all those who wish to remain anonymous.
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