Couple’s Bequest Will Support VMFA’s Drive Toward the Future
Richmond couple makes a bequest to VMFA as a reflection of the people and places that matter most to them, and believes strongly in the museum's vision for the future. More
Gifts that Keep Giving
Virginia architect Albert Hinckley appreciates the depth and quality of collections at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. His gifts will enhance the work of the museum for years to come. More
Couple Finds Common Purpose in Gift to VMFA
Karen and John Palen have been longtime supporters of the arts in Richmond. The couple has made a gift in their will for the museum’s future. More
A Love of Art Runs in the Family
Maureen Field’s dedication to VMFA’s youngest visitors—and her own grandchildren—convinced her and her husband Ben to make a gift to the museum’s programming for children. More
VMFA Ambassador Helps Ensure Museum’s Future
Virginia native Jay Adams has helped turn VMFA into the museum we know today. Thanks to his foresight and estate gift, VMFA's future is more secure for the next generation of art lovers. More
Newcomers Embrace VMFA’s Vision
Although new to the area, Sue and Carl Patow quickly grew to love the museum. Their belief in VMFA’s mission has led them to make a planned gift through their estate. More
Supporter Inspires Visitors With an IRA Gift
To ensure that the museum continues to inspire visitors long after she retires from her docent career, Katherine "Kay" Gwaltney Remick named VMFA as the beneficiary of her IRA with the proceeds benefiting education. More
Art Inspires Lifelong Learning
Dr. Shantaram Talegaonkar’s commitment to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts stretches from art history classes to serving on the Board of Trustees. He recently included a gift to VMFA in his will that will support initiatives at the museum for years to come. More
A Legacy 70 Years in the Making
Jean Dyson has been coming to Virginia Museum of Fine Arts since a seventh grade school field trip over 70 years ago. During her field trip, she was impressed by a painting of a forest patch with light shining down through the trees and has loved the VMFA ever since. More
Joy in Giving to VMFA Stems From Family’s Love of Art
Teri Craig Miles has been an impassioned supporter of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts since she first moved to Richmond and joined Friends of Art. Over the years, her admiration for the museum has only grown. More
The Day His Love for Art Began
Eric Schellenberger's interest in art was sparked at an early age: When he was 14 years old, his father brought him to New York City for the 1964 World's Fair, where he saw Michelangelo's great Pieta. More
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