BECOME A BENEFACTOR
Support The Nivaagaard Collection and our acquisition of new works
Johannes Hage, the founder of the Nivaagaard Art Collection, donated his private art collection to the public in 1908. The joy of giving is inseparably linked to the museum’s history, and since 2018, all our visitors have had the opportunity to participate by becoming supporters themselves. The Nivaagaard Collection continues to acquire works to strengthen its unique collection, primarily focusing on Danish 19th century art. Private donations go towards new acquisitions as well as the ongoing restoration of works in the collection.
Support amounts are voluntary, but if you donate at least DKK 200, you can help us move closer to the significant VAT refund that we, as a non-profit association, are entitled to after receiving at least 100 donations.
Tax deduction
If you provide your CPR or CVR number, you may be eligible for a tax deduction for your donation.
We collect your CPR number for the purpose of submitting it to the Danish Tax Agency (SKAT), so you can receive the tax deduction under Section 8a of the Danish Tax Assessment Act. The CPR number is deleted afterwards. We do not share CPR numbers with third parties and handle them securely throughout the process.
The tax deduction is approximately 26%, meaning a donation of DKK 200 effectively costs only DKK 148.
As a member of The Nivaagaard Collections sponsor group, you can sharpen your company’s profile and treat your employees and business connections to exciting experiences.
Furthermore, we offer a location for the company’s own events (product presentations, photo sessions, strategy meetings etc.) The terms for these are made separately and on favourable terms.
Annual sponsorship costs DKK 15,000 ex. VAT.
The Nivaagaard Collection is one of Denmark’s leading museums for Danish and international painting. The entirely unique collection is continuously supplemented with special exhibitions that enlighten themes or individual artists appealing to the broader public and professionals alike. The museum also houses a popular café. Located on the old coastal road in Nivå and in the beautiful old rhododendron garden, the museum is an uncontested pearl that attracts both international tourists and local visitors. Not least, the support from individuals and companies tied to northern Zealand is of great importance to the museum.