Hmong Museum

Support the Hmong Museum this Give to the Max Day!

🎉 2025 is a BIG year for us! Not only are we celebrating 50 years of Hmong history in Minnesota, but it’s also our 10th anniversary as the Hmong Museum! Help us kick off this milestone year by donating on Give to the Max Day, November 21, 2024. Together, we can make 2025 an unforgettable year filled with powerful stories, vibrant exhibits, and unique programs that bring the Hmong experience to life.

Why Support Us? 

For a decade, the Hmong Museum has been a place dedicated to preserving and sharing the stories of Minnesota’s Hmong community. Through our events, exhibits, and educational programs, we’re not just showcasing history—we’re connecting generations through culture.. Grandparents share their stories, kids discover their roots, and Minnesotans of all backgrounds gain a deeper understanding of the Hmong community’s impact.

✨ Your gift makes all this possible! Whether you choose to give monthly, one-time, or through an employer match, your support directly fuels our mission. Every dollar brings us closer to making 2025 a year to remember!

Let’s celebrate 10 years of the Hmong Museum and 50 years of Hmong history in Minnesota—together!

Thank you for helping us keep these stories alive!

Every dollar brings us closer to our goal. Your contribution, no matter the size, makes a significant impact and is a testament to your commitment to preserving and celebrating Hmong heritage. Together, let's build a home for Hmong Museum that will stand as a beacon of pride for generations to come.

Vision        
We envision a thriving community with a heightened Hmong consciousness.
Mission 
The Hmong Museum exists to recognize and acknowledge the intersections of all things Hmong.
About
The Hmong Museum is a 501(c)3 non-profit located in Saint Paul, Minnesota is the first museum of its kind, dedicated to the preservation of Hmong history, arts, and materials, in the nation. Established in 2015, we are currently a museum without walls and instead partner with local cultural organizations to bring engaging intergenerational programs to the community. The Hmong Museum exists to recognize and acknowledge the intersections of all things Hmong. This includes the documenting of arts, history, folk tales, personal and family histories, traditional knowledge, current issues, and many more.

With heartfelt gratitude from the Board of Directors, Ua Tsuag! 

Chuayi Yang, Scholar Advisor, Wallin Education Partners 

Billy Lor, Hmong Shaman, Hey Billy

Lillian Hang, Director of Analytics, Optum Genomiccs  

Mai Vang Huizel, Executive Director

Chee Meng Xiong, Director of Partnerships & Development