Support ANSM

Give the gift of giving!

Purchase a gift from our gift catalogue. These gifts can be made in your name or you can choose to make a donation as a gift for your loved ones. Simply:

  1. Select your gift.
  2. Send your loved one a message.
  3. Contribute critical support for Nova Scotia’s Heritage sector.

Gifts

Click on the gift you would like to give and follow the instructions to complete the transaction.

Buy us some Cake

$5

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A lovely way to support our work and boost morale!

Contribute to our Bursary Fund

$25

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The Dr. Peter Cullen Memorial Bursary helps to cover registration costs for our conferences, workshops, and museum studies program. Read more about the bursary here.

Support our Marketing Budget

$50

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Help us get the word out about our offerings!

Learning (Intern Honorariums)

$100

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Interns at ANSM are all students completing a post-secondary (or higher) program with a co-op or internship requirement. These interns complete a variety of tasks at ANSM including but not limited to the creation of learning resources, digitization of objects, and census work.

Sponsor a Site Visit

$100

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Support our travel budget so we can offer hands-on support.

Connect Museums with Experts

$200

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ANSM’s TRACK program connects museums with experts. TRACK is free for museums in Nova Scotia to participate in, but we pay consultants for their time. Funding support ensures this service can continue.

Support our Resource Library

$500

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Our resource library includes photography and digitization equipment, books, and other materials free for member museums to borrow.

Support NovaMuse

$1000

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NovaMuse.ca is a website that hosts 50+ museum collections. The goal of NovaMuse is to help tell the story of Nova Scotia through its tangible and intangible heritage, by providing access to object records and educational resources. Anyone can explore NovaMuse, connecting with and sharing things that have meaning to them. This is a place for people to tell their part of the collective story of life in Nova Scotia.