By supporting the V&A through donations, Membership or volunteering, you are helping make the V&A a world-class centre of excellence in art and design. Support from members of the public, companies and charitable organisations helps us to build and refurbish galleries, curate world-class exhibitions, improve facilities, conserve and study the collection, buy objects and develop our learning programme.
Stained Glass Appeal
We need your help to raise £75,000 to conserve and re-install William Bell Scott's original stained glass on the la…
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Director's Circle
Annual support from the Director's Circle ensures that we can meet our most urgent needs and that we have the resou…
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Voluntary and work experience placements
At the Victoria and Albert Museum, volunteers assist in many activities and departments. They work on the Informati…
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Donations of objects and in-kind support
The V&A is very grateful to those who give works of art and other important objects to add to our collection.…
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American Friends of the V&A and international supporters
The V&A has a busy international programme with exhibitions and loans, cultural partnerships, academic exchanges, s…
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How to support FuturePlan development projects
Find out how you can help support FuturePlan projects to transform the V&A. We would be delighted to discuss how yo…
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Legacy stories
See how others have made a difference by leaving a legacy
FuturePlan documents
A range of documents specifying guidelines for FuturePlan.
Learning & interpretation: interpretation reading list
Interpretation Reading List
V&A at Dundee
V&A at Dundee will be an international centre of design for Scotland, housed in a stunning new building at the heart of Dundee's waterfront. It will showcase Scottish design talent and provide a venue for the V&A's major international touring exhibitions.
Education in museums: what should happen next?
This lecture, arranged in association with the RSA, the Campaign for Museums and the Madeleine Mainstone Trust, was part of the programme for Museums and Galleries Month 2004. With Loyd Grossman in the chair, three leaders in the cultural sector - Mark Jones, Director of the V&A; Professor Lola Young, former Head of Culture at the Greater London Authority; and Sandy Nairne, Director of the National Portrait Gallery - debated the future of education in museums and galleries at the V&A.
A gift in your will
You may not have thought of including a gift to a museum in your will, but the V&A is a charity and legacies form an important source of funding for our work. It is not just the great collectors and the wealthy who leave legacies to the V&A. Legacies of all sizes, large and small, make a real difference to what we can do and your support can help ensure that future generations enjoy the V&A as much as you have.
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