Support the Museum

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The Smithsonian's National Postal Museum is filled with treasures that teach and inspire millions of visitors 364 days a year, free of charge. While Federal support is essential to the basic operations of the Museum, only private funds can provide the dependable, creative, and flexible support needed for the Museum to thrive.

Your support enables us to build compelling exhibitions, create engaging educational and public programs, achieve the highest standards in conservation, conduct research activities, and maintain a tradition of excellence.

Help today with a tax-deductible gift to the National Postal Museum.

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Create Your Legacy

When you include the National Postal Museum in your estate plan, your generosity preserves the story of the Postal Service and its marked impact on American culture for future generations. Thank you for ensuring that NPM can celebrate this rich history and inspire our visitors well into the future. Learn more at legacy.si.edu/npm

Other Ways to Give

Phone
Call us at 202.633.7900 to make a contribution via credit card. Monday – Friday, 9AM-5PM, Eastern Time.

Check
Make your check payable to the National Postal Museum and send to:

By USPS
Smithsonian Institution
National Postal Museum
PO Box 418320
Boston, MA 02241-8320

By FedEx/UPS
Bank of America Lockbox Services
Smithsonian Institution
Lockbox 418320
MA5-527-02-07
2 Morrissey Blvd.
Dorchester, MA 02125

*This is a remote deposit location that processes donations for the National Postal Museum.

For More Information
To learn more about supporting the National Postal Museum including wire transfers, IRA charitable rollover, stock gifts, bequests, and memorial gifts please contact the Office of Advancement at 202.633.7900 or NPMgiving@si.edu.

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