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Individual Giving

Generous support from individuals like you is critical to Intuit Art Museum. Your contribution ensures Intuit’s cultural and educational resources are available to Chicago communities—and beyond—today and into the future.

Several of the ways you can demonstrate your support to Intuit includes donating to the Annual Fund, joining the membership program at a Giving Circle level, contributing to special exhibitions and initiatives, and becoming a member of the Legacy Society by including Intuit in your estate plan.

Intuit accepts gifts of cash, securities, art and grants through family foundations and donor-advised funds.

Annual Fund

Donations to the Annual Fund support areas of greatest need at Intuit. Your 100% tax-deductible gift will help fund exhibitions and programs that educate, inspire and transform youth, teachers and people of all backgrounds; collection conservation; and research and publications to support art and artists.

Annual support at the $1,000 level or higher qualifies you for new or renewed Museum membership [link to membership page] with NARM/ROAM reciprocal museum benefits.

Donate

You may also call the Development Office at 312.624.8000 or mail a check payable to Intuit Art Museum to:

Intuit Art Museum
Attn: Development
756 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago IL 60642

Federal Tax ID
36–3772452

Legacy Society

Build your legacy at Intuit Art Museum and champion art for years to come.

Intuit’s most loyal supporters, Legacy Society members understand the power of art to transform and unite people across generations and experiences. Intuit accepts planned gifts in all shapes and sizes, including retirement assets, cash, insurance, stocks and bonds, art, and real estate.

Whether you are a long-time supporter of Intuit or have recently become affiliated with the museum, your planned giving demonstrates commitment to making a difference to communities, near and far.

To learn more about the Legacy Society or ways to support Intuit through a planned gift, please contact Claire Fassnacht, development director, at 312.624.8000 or claire@art.org. Inquiries are confidential and imply no obligation. We look forward to talking with you.

There are ways of creating your Intuit legacy that

Require no immediate donation. The asset you donate transfers to Intuit only at death.
Maintain your ability to change your mind at any time. You are not locked into a decision you make today.
Enable you to make loved ones and Intuit your beneficiaries.

Benefits include

Invitations to exclusive receptions and private art collection tours.
Name recognition in The Outsider annual publications and online, if you so choose to be recognized.
Personalized assistance to help you enhance your involvement with Intuit Art Museum.
Knowing you, like Intuit’s founders and many others, have made a lasting contribution to ensure Intuit’s future.

Please consult your attorney and financial advisor concerning tax-related matters. Intuit holds all planned gift arrangements confidential, unless given express permission by the donor to disclose.

Matching Gifts

To promote charitable giving, many companies match their employees’ contributions to nonprofit organizations. You may be able to double or even triple your contribution by checking with your human resources department to see if your employer offers such initiatives.

Donor-Advised Funds

Intuit Art Museum accepts one time or recurring contributions through donor-advised funds (DAF). You may easily begin the process of donating through your DAF by contacting your DAF sponsor organization directly.

Mandatory IRA Disbursement

If you are age 70½ or older, you can transfer up to $100,000 from your traditional Individual Retirement Account (IRA) directly to Intuit Art Museum without having to pay income taxes on the money. Gifts of any value of $100,000 or less are eligible for this benefit. These contributions are commonly referred to as the Qualified Charitable Distribution or QCD (sometimes called an “IRA Charitable Rollover”) and are a great way to support Intuit and satisfy your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD).

For more information about the IRA Qualified Charitable Distribution, contact Development Director Claire Fassnacht at claire@art.org.

IAM a supporter

Mounting inspiring exhibitions, public programs, outreach initiatives and scholarship is made possible by a dedicated community of supporters.

$50,000+

Alphawood Foundation

Crown Family Philanthropies

Janet and Craig Duchossois•

Jean and Lewis Greenblatt*

Debra Kerr and Steven D. Thompson‡

Polk Bros Foundation

Douglas Robson•

Terra Foundation for American Art

$25,000–$49,999

Susann Craig°†

Illinois Arts Council

Jan Petry*†

Sage Foundation

$10,000–$24,999

Sonja and Conrad Fischer

Eugenie Johnson°

Ashley and Michael Joyce

James Kaufmann

Deborah Kern

Scott Lang* and JoAnn Seagren

William Orpet

Anthony Petullo and Beverly Trier

Jean Rundquist

William D. Swislow* and Janet Franz

The Duchossois Family Foundation

David Weinberg and Jerry Newton

Ruth Arts Foundation

DCASE

Art Dealers Assoc. of American Foundation

Donnelley Foundation

$5,000–$9,999

Judith and Patrick Blackburn*

Robert T. Grossett* and Christopher LaMorte

Anne Kohn*

Judy and Jerry Stefl*

Douglas Robson•

Maya Sonal Patel*

George Viener

Jennifer Siegenthaler and Philip Cable

Jennifer and Scott Gordon

Marjorie R. Freed°

David Miller and Dr. Thomas Goska

Phyllis G. Rabineau* and John Alderson

Laura Watson

Doug Bristol* and Carol Ehlers

Cheri Eisenberg*

Michelle Fire

Robert M. Greenberg and Corvova Lee

Fay Hartog Levin and Dan Levin

John and Ann McAllister

Minna and Charles Taylor

Michael and Laura Werner

John A. Cable Foundation

$1,000–$4,999

Paula and Gordon Addington

Elaine and Michael Bennett

Daniel and Marty Boone

Dana Boutin* and Sean Fogle

Diane Ciral

Cindy Coleman

Moira Collins Griffin and Andrew Griffin, MD

Thomas and Julie Danilek

Angela D’Aversa

Deborah Doyle and David Kemerer

Kirston Fortune and Peter Mistretta

John Friedland and Berta Shapiro

Nancy S. Gerrie

Norman J. Girardot and Diane LaBelle

Dedrea and Paul Gray

GrubHub

Carl Hammer°

Leslie Hindman

Tracy Holmes*

Kerry James Marshall and Cheryl Lynn Bruce

John C. Jerit•

John Michael Kohler Arts Center

Marguerite Juliusson and David R. Montagano

Just Folk•

Charles Katzenmeyer

James Keegan

Rob Lentz and MK Victorson*

Avram and Karen Lothan

Frank Maresca•

Michael McCluggage and Stella Lee

Bonnie*† and Molly McGrath

Claude-Aline and Sandro Miller

Angie Mills

Warren Munzel

Deborah Oestreicher and Victor Magar

Atul Patel

Pepper Construction

Robert Ramin and Denise DeConcini

Renaissance Charitable

Tyler Roberts* and Louisa Potthast

Laurie and Regan Romei

Robert A. Roth °

Jeanne Ruddy Keen and Victor F. Keen•

Melissa Sage Fadim and Jamey Fadim

Marcia Semmes

Leslie Shad and Joseph Brennan

Tom Shapiro and Madeleine Grynsztejn

Susan Manning Silverstein and Rob Silverstein

Janet Carl Smith and Mel Smith

Judith Stockdale and Jonathan Boyer

Lisa Stone and Don Howlett

Gerald Swislow

David Syrek*

Alisa Caron and Bill Trumbull

UnitedHealth Group

Marilyn and David Vitale

Jessica and Bryan Wain

Ruth and Charles Watts

Barbara and Victor C. Weisskopf

Stacy Wells and Rick Farrell

Janet Williams and Ralph Concepcion

Cleo Wilson

Marsha Woodhouse

Michelle Woods

Leslie and Robert Zentner

In-Kind gifts and services

Paula and Gordon Addington

Judith and Patrick Blackburn

Wally Bowling and Doug Dawson

Carl Hammer Gallery

Frank Chmielewski

David Lee Csicsko

Dennis Watkins’ The Magic Parlour

Cheri Eisenberg

Rick Farrell

Tony Fitzpatrick

Janet Franz and William Swislow

Pat and Francis Fullam

Samuel Gillis

Steven Gray

Joffrey Ballet

Nancy Josephson

Christine Krus

Motesem Mansur

Jan Petry

Project Onward

Ricco Maresca Gallery

Tiphanie Spencer

Steve Thompson

Allen Weinberger

Cleo Wilson

Susan Yecies

Jerri Zbiral and Alan Teller

Next Decentrum

Legacy Society

Harriet Finkelstein

Jan Petry

Phyllis Rabineau and John Alderson

Susan and Christopher Swales

Cleo Wilson

Karen Zupko

Volunteers

Julie Adams

Paula Addington

Isabel Axon-Sanchez

Cameron Coday

Lisa DeLuca

Haoshu Deng

Gordon Engelhard

Chrissy Kuczaba

Patric McCoy

Marcia Semmes

Cassie Tighe-Hansen

Anja Xeka

Kenneth Burkhart

Ryan Lucas

Lily Szymanski

Milo Christie

Marvin Tate

Leland Meiners

Catherine Kenyon

Alexa Chmura

Sara Scherper

Miranda Monarch

Justin Duerr

Rebecca Sanders

Dan Rybicky

Randy Vick

Chris Julsrud

Crystal McDonald

Institutional Support

Intuit Sponsor Logos Crown Family Philanthropies

Intuit Sponsor Logos Gaylord And Dorothy Donnelley Foundation

Intuit Sponsor Logos Illinois Arts Council

Intuit Sponsor Logos Mar Arthur Foundation

Intuit Sponsor Logos Polk Bros Foundation

Intuit Sponsor Logos Ruth Foundation For The Arts

Intuit Sponsor Logos Terra Foudnationfor American Art

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