There are more than 10.000 ways to become a sponsor of our museum

Some are really tiny or enormously big, some brand new or practically ancient, some so cute you could almost hug them – such are the more than 10.000 exhibits of the Naturmuseum Senckenberg Frankfurt which embody the infinite abundance of nature in both past and present.

How about gifting yourself a sponsorship of your favorite exhibit or treating a loved one with such an extraordinary and special gift? Our sponsors can choose from a wide and diverse variety so that everyone will be able to find an exhibit that is just as unique as they are themselves.

And there is surely something for every occasion: the Atlantic Footballfish for winning a game, the Grey-headed Lovebird for a wedding, one of our beautiful minerals for Mother’s Day or maybe just someone’s favorite snake as their birthday present.

By doing so you help us preserve our valuable exhibits, acquire new display cases and improve ventilation and lighting.

A short overview on the sponsoring benefits

  • you directly support the Naturmuseum Senckenberg
  • as a thank you gift you will receive a certificate confirming your sponsorship
  • the display case of your sponsored exhibit will bear a badge with your name
  • once a year you will be invited to our sponsoring day including a free visit to our museum
  • you will receive a 15% discount on a membership in the Senckenberg Gesellschaft für Naturforschung

A little glimpse into the wide variety of our exhibits:

Juwelen-Zackenbarsch
Jewel grouper
Karolinasittich
Carolina’s parakeet
Bambuskoralle
Bamboo coral
Moloch
Thorny devil
Goldregenpfeifer
Golden plover
Blauer Seestern
Blue starfish
Patenschaft Campeche-Schwarzleguan
Yellow-backed black iguana
Kampfläufer
ruff
Dreibinden-Preußenfische
white-tailed damselfish
Erdsittiche
Earth parakeets
Pacific lionfish
Goliathfrosch
Goliath frog
Wüstenigel
Desert hedgehog
Falscher Clownfisch
False clownfish
Berg-Kurzhorn-Krötenechse
Pygmy short-horned lizard
Fangzahn
Fangtooth
Feldhamster
Field hamster
Hornviper
Horned viper
Braungefleckter Igelfisch
Brown-spotted hogfish
Allenkolibri
Allen’s hummingbird