MMx2: Learn About the Capital Campaign
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About our Capital CampaignOn Wednesday, August 12, 2015, the Museum officially launched its Capital Campaign effort to expand the facility. On a daily basis, the Massillon Museum celebrates local history and artwork, educates members and visitors in various art forms and historically significant events, creates opportunities for exposure to social offerings, and preserves the shared heritage of the Western Stark County community. However, space limitations hamper its ability to host significant gatherings of people, and the Museum is only able to effectively exhibit about 5% of its collection at a time. This campaign is designed to expand the capacity of the Museum to display its permanent collection, provide functional, accessible space for educational programming and community meeting needs, partner with the Massillon Tiger Football Booster Club and the Paul E. Brown Museum in the preservation and exhibition of its collection, and continue to serve as an economic catalyst for downtown Massillon. Chaired by Bob and Nancy Gessner, this campaign is projected to last two years. A number of businesses, foundations and individuals have already pledged to support this historic project. Hear from those who benefit from the Museum by viewing our video. To give support or enlist as a campaign volunteer, contact Alexandra Coon or Scot Phillips today! |
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Contact Staff: Scot Phillips |
Contribute to the CampaignPledge Forms and information are available here. Growing to Sustain Community Expectations for Generations
Educate! Create! Preserve! Help the Massillon Museum Move Forward! |
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