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  • Online Donation
  • See and pre-order Cubelets
  • Gift a Brick + More
  • Enterprise Zone Credits
  • Annual Fund
  • Exhibit Fund
  • Reserve + Endowment Funds

Annual Fund

Help us keep the doors open by contributing to our Annual Fund. It funds things like:

  • the salaries of the people who actually open the doors of the museum every day
  • the gas, water, and electric bills
  • liquid nitrogen, mentos, and cola 
  • program development (e.g. getting science, technology, engineering, and math into the brains of more kids in the Four Corners)
  • program delivery (e.g. keeping the Solar Roller on the road)
  • the thousands of other everyday things that are essential to the operation of an interactive science center the exact shape and size of the Durango Discovery Museum

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