Get closer. Make a difference. Become a Patron!
Our patron scheme offers a blend of exclusive engagement, recognition and insight into our work, and the satisfaction of making a meaningful contribution to our mission to protect Brighton & Hove’s unique heritage and world-class collections.
For further information on becoming a Patron please contact us
Telephone 0300 0290900 and select option 4 for Membership Enquiries
Email membership@rpmt.org.uk
Join our Patrons Circle. Each level of support gives a year of exclusive access, special events and a meaningful contribution to our work.
A year of exclusive access, special events and curator talks, free entry with guests to all our sites and discounts.
Patrons benefits plus complimentary invite to the Patrons reception, exclusive curator events and organised visits to other cultural institutions.
Regency Patrons benefits plus access to the Executive Board, private curator talks and meaningful involvement in special projects.
Joint patronage covers two named supporters at the same address. Each level mirrors the individual scheme, with benefits extended to both patrons.
A year of exclusive access, special events and curator talks, free entry with guests to all our sites and discounts.
Patrons benefits plus complimentary invite to the Patrons reception, exclusive curator events and organised visits to other cultural institutions.
Regency Patrons benefits plus access to the Executive Board, private curator talks and meaningful involvement in special projects.
If you're a UK taxpayer, the value of your contribution can increase by 25% under the Gift Aid scheme — at no extra cost to you. To discuss joining, ask a question, or arrange a tour, call 0300 0290900 (option 4) or email our membership team.
Patron benefits to enjoy:
Patron benefits included, plus:
Regency Patron benefits included, plus:
If you are a UK taxpayer, the value of your donation can increase by 25% under the Gift Aid scheme and at no additional cost to you.
To allow us to calculate Gift Aid, each level of contribution has been split as follows: