Texas Association of Museums

The connective network of a whole state's memory keepers, a body that strengthens Texas museums by teaching best practices, advocating for the field, and recognizing excellence among institutions that could not easily learn from one another otherwise.

44named by peers

Financial profile

Texas Association of Museums · EIN 74-1896510 · 501(c)(3)

Fiscal yearTotal revenueContributionsProgram servicesTotal expensesNet assetsYear end
FY2023$352,199$4,077$343,886$315,340$91,275Dec 2023
FY2022$337,370$42,075$305,151$496,815$68,657Dec 2022
FY2021$181,466$56,573$103,173$482,765$171,130Dec 2021
FY2020$653,618$500,223$145,559$233,563$472,429Dec 2020
FY2019$235,773$38,592$188,218$426,757$45,728Dec 2019
FY2018$310,950$117,033$197,491$612,162$231,127Dec 2018

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Peer societies

Five societies Texas Association of Museums is read alongside.

Who backs TAM

No public supporter list found as of September 2026.

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Who backs Texas Association of Museums's peers, but not Texas Association of Museums

Companies named publicly by at least one of Texas Association of Museums's five peer societies, and not found in Texas Association of Museums's reviewed public records.

CompanyVAMMMAPMPeers
catalogit.appNamedNamed2 of 3
hollingermetaledge.comNamedNamed2 of 3
10-31.comNamed1 of 3
Accession: Grant Writing for MuseumsNamed1 of 3
capitolmuseumservices.comNamed1 of 3
Cat's Meow VillageNamed1 of 3
collectorsystems.comNamed1 of 3
crozierfinearts.comNamed1 of 3
curtisgroupconsultants.comNamed1 of 3
Delta DesignsSupporting Sponsors1 of 3
Dorfman Museum FiguresNamed1 of 3
EngineHouseSupporting Sponsors1 of 3
explusinc.comNamed1 of 3
fouriversdesigns.comNamed1 of 3
framelesstechnologies.comNamed1 of 3
gaylord.comNamed1 of 3
Gecko GroupProgram Sponsor1 of 3
glaveandholmes.comNamed1 of 3
Good Design GroupNamed1 of 3
Good Timber Legacy VideoNamed1 of 3
gropen.comNamed1 of 3
Healy KohlerNamed1 of 3
J&M Preservation StudioAwards Program Sponsor1 of 3
Kennari ConsultingNamed1 of 3
Magic LanternNamed1 of 3
milespartnership.comNamed1 of 3
museumnerd.comNamed1 of 3
OwnerRepConsulting.comNamed1 of 3
PastPerfectScholarship Sponsors1 of 3
picturae.comNamed1 of 3
quinnevans.comNamed1 of 3
rediscoverysoftware.comNamed1 of 3
riggsward.comNamed1 of 3
Spaces to ExperiencesNamed1 of 3
spacesaverva.comNamed1 of 3
studioammons.comNamed1 of 3
The Casper CorporationNamed1 of 3
thedesignminds.comNamed1 of 3
Tompkins FinancialScholarship Sponsors1 of 3
tourmate.comNamed1 of 3
universityproducts.comNamed1 of 3
webbrichards.comNamed1 of 3
worthhiggins.comNamed1 of 3
wtwco.comNamed1 of 3

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The outside view

The connective network of a whole state's memory keepers, a body that strengthens Texas museums by teaching best practices, advocating for the field, and recognizing excellence among institutions that could not easily learn from one another otherwise.

  • Consensus
  • Preserve
  • Inward
  • Volunteer

Their shape

The Guild

Where mastery is the price of belonging.

The Guild is the keeper of a craft and its standards, where belonging means meeting a real bar. Its gift is depth and trusted expertise, its challenge is opening up to newcomers and new ways.

Also reads toward The Village and The Legacy.

Strengths

→Deep loyalty and a strong sense of belonging.
→Standards and credentials carry real weight.
→Expertise and trusted credential in the field.

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