If you choose to make a general donation your help will go where it's needed most. Any contribution, however large or small, will be accepted with deep gratitude.
Since the 14th century the Opera di Santa Croce has supported the conservation and development of the Monumental Complex a site that is a precious legacy to all mankind. Today the Opera is a non religous, non-profit organization, that carries out its mission of safeguarding and enhancement without any public subsidy, thanks only to funds raised with paid visits and private donations.
Santa Croce is home to the Great; Michelangelo, Gallileo, Machiavelli, Dante, and Rossini to name just some who have their tombs or monuments here as well as the precious Giotto frescos and other inestimable works for the delight of our international visitors. The Santa Croce Monumental Complex needs constant attention to conserve its heritage for future generations. Join us in this great task: every stone, fresco, stained glass section and slab of marble of Santa Croce's magnificent architecture will survive through the centuries to come, all thanks to your generosity .You can choose to fund a specific project that you can find details of here or on our website, or make a general donation and help us to cover the costs for the more urgent restoration and care, as well as the day to day overall conservation and maintenance. If you choose to make a general donation your help will go where it's needed most at the time you make your gift. Any contribution, however large or small, will be accepted with deep gratitude. Visit our website for more: www.santacroceopera.it or drop us a mail on donors@santacroceopera.it
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Jay Roudebush Santa Croce is one of Florence's crown jewels, and one visit is never enough to take in and to appreciate fully all that it has to offer. If you are a student of history and art this is a must see. Please support it for future generations t...
Doralynn Pines Santa Croce has meant a great deal to me over many years. I studied some of their tombs for my doctoral thesis, and have loved their art since I began studying art history. The frescoes are landmarks of trecento Italian painting.
Anne Farrell I gave because it is so important that we preserve the cultural treasures of Florence, and the Bardi Chapel frescoes by Giotto are such landmarks of art, beauty, and faith.
Jody Hudson Rebecca Lewis