DONATIONS

  • The Edward Hopper House is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible.    
  • Donations of any amount are appreciated.
  • There are several ways to make a donation and we accept credit cards, checks, and gifts of cash. 
Please make checks payable to: ​
Edward Hopper House
82 N Broadway
Nyack, NY 10960
"Edward Hopper was the great American painter of the ordinary, transformed, cinema style, into the extraordinary banal. He grew up humble in Nyack, which stands next to the majestic body of water called the Hudson, which is unique, in that it gave birth to a luminous school of painting. And here in Nyack: you can see his house, his bed, and his past life, in real time." - Sean Scully, Edward Hopper House 2018

Annual Fund 2018

Please donate to our Annual Fund. Your donation is tax-deductible and deeply appreciated. With your support, we can continue to present world class exhibitions like Carrie Mae Weems: Beacon, Milton Glaser: Landscape Prints, and Sean Scully: No Words at the Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center.
  • ​Funds donated through this link (the PayPal button below) are 100% tax-deductible for 2018
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Bequests & Planned Giving

A bequest to Edward Hopper House is a simple and effective way of supporting this historic house and its programs.   Bequests offer an estate tax savings since the donation is deducted from your gross estate.  
  • You may designate Edward Hopper House as the direct beneficiary of a specific amount of money, property, or a percentage of your estate.
  • Edward Hopper House may be named to receive a portion of the estate once all other bequests have been designated.
  • It is prudent to provide for an alternate beneficiary, such as Edward Hopper House, in the event the specified individual beneficiaries do not survive you.
  • Your bequest may be restricted for a specific use (eg, education, restoration of the building...), or leave unrestricted.   
Contact us at the Edward Hopper House for more information.
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The Arthayer and Ruth Sanborn Gallery houses early work and memorabilia from Edward Hopper's early years in Nyack, NY