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Support your local Mizzou museums!

This week is . Cultural institutions around the world have been celebrating museums all week long.
You can support and celebrate the Museum of Anthropology through online donations! Private giving is essential to the Museum of Anthropology's ability to succeed and provide for the future.
Friends, alumni, and community members who want to make sure that the MoA continues its mission and continues to be able to support Mizzou students, the campus, and the community, are able to remotely give donations through Mizzou's Giving web page.
⭐️Please be sure to note that the donation is for the "Museum of ANTHROPOLOGY" in the Gift Instructions box.⭐️

For more information on how to donate to the museum, you can visit our donations page: https://anthromuseum.missouri.edu/acquisitions-donations-overview

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