“Since its founding in 2012, the Wellin Museum has become an essential part of a liberal arts education at Hamilton. Beyond the campus, the museum actively supports local schools and communities, serving as a source of pride for the entire region. Internationally recognized as a platform for emerging artistic talent, the Wellin distinguishes itself through its innovative exhibitions and original publications. None of the Wellin’s impactful programs would be possible without the generosity of its donors.” —Tracy L. Adler, Johnson-Pote Director
You can make a financial gift to the Wellin Museum online by clicking here.
Impact by the numbers
- 2023–24 academic year: 139 classes in 31 disciplines
- 2024–25 academic year: 113 classes in 27 disciplines
- 2023–24 academic year: 96 events drawing 5,500 attendees
- 2024–25 academic year: 91 events drawing 4,500 attendees
- 2023–24 academic year: 957 students from 14 school districts
- 2024–25 academic year: 888 students from 13 school districts
How to Give
Other Ways to Support the Museum
Endowed Gifts and Planned Giving
Museum donors have worked with the College to establish endowed funds during their lifetimes or within their estate plans that provide financial resources for art acquisitions, collection preservation, exhibitions, staffing, and public lectures. To endow a fund, please contact Planned Giving. The College has planned giving expertise to assist you and your advisors explore the possibilities.
Gifts of Art
The Wellin Museum of Art’s collection is an invaluable teaching resource for the College and the community. Donors can support the Museum’s growing collection through financial donations toward the purchase of artwork and/or by gifting artwork. Gifts of art are carefully reviewed through the Wellin Museum’s acceptance procedures and must align with Hamilton’s teaching goals. For more information, please email: giftart@hamilton.edu.