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There are many ways in which you can make a difference to our work

Three porcelain figurines stand on a white surface. From left to right: a woman in a white blouse, embroidered apron, and head covering holds a small basket; a woman in a dark dress and white blouse balances a basket of mushrooms on her head; a man in a long blue coat, red hat, and dark boots holds two pairs of black boots.

Make a donation

Every donation provides valuable support for our work.  Your donation could help us conserve an artwork, support our public programme or expand our professional development programme for students.

You can also help further our work by remembering Dorich House Museum in your will. An unrestricted gift will allow the museum to make use of your gift wherever the need is greatest, or you may wish to consider leaving a gift to support a specific area of our activity.

 

A large circular wooden door with brass handles is set into a white wall, flanked by two ornate red tables. A painting of a girl's head and shoulders hangs on the wall to the right. Through the open door, a dining room with a table and chairs is visible.

Volunteer

We are always looking for committed and enthusiastic volunteers to join our team. Volunteers have an opportunity to get involved in a range of activities, from greeting visitors and supporting our events, to cataloguing, collections care and marketing.

A bright studio room with a reflective reddish-brown tiled floor and a wide, multi-paned window looking out to trees. Two large light fixtures made from rice workers hats hang from the ceiling. Various sculptures are displayed, including a dark male torso, a white female figure in a glass case, and several plaster heads, with a monitor on the right.

Venue Hire

Staging your event at Dorich House Museum helps support our collections and programme.

Three fanned-out museum guides on a green background, each featuring a green patinated bronze sculptural face in profile. The text 'DORICH HOUSE MUSEUM An Extraordinary 1930s Studio-Home' is visible on the front guide.

Shop

Our range of merchandise, which includes books, publications, postcards and tote bags, is available to purchase online via the Art UK shop and via card payment at the museum.