What will your legacy look like?
Through the National Museum of the American Indian, my legacy will “tell the story of the United States, including the Native stories that have been overlooked for so long. Moreover, my gift supports a place where Native people can share contemporary scholarship, art, and culture with the world.” —Judy from Catonsville, Maryland
When you leave a gift to the museum in your will or trust or through beneficiary designation, you are creating a lasting and impactful legacy. Your gift will advance work that inspires all of us, corrects myths and stereotypes, and helps bring the full Native story to everyone.
Jenny Ann Chapoose Taylor (Uintah Ute, 1952–2009) created Nations: A Mourning Tribute in 2002 as a response to 9/11. She beaded the names of the federally recognized tribes into the red and white stripes. The blue field includes each state’s date of statehood and short quotations about Taylor’s love for her country, land, and people. (NMAI 26/5294)
TO START A CONFIDENTIAL CONVERSATION ABOUT how you can leave a legacy gift to the National Museum of the American Indian, please contact:
Nancy Rehman, National Museum of the American Indian Call 202.633.6937 Visit
legacy.si.edu/nmai Email
rehmann@si.edu
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