Museum donors

By Gannett News Service

The National Museum of the American Indian cost $214 million to build. Of that, $119 million came from taxpayers and $95 million from private donors. Here's a look at the private donors who gave the most money.

Indians:

• Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation: $10 million
• Mohegan Tribe of Indians of Connecticut: $10 million
• Oneida Indian Nation of New York: $10 million
• Seneca Nation of Indians: $1 million
• Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians: $500,000
• Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians: $250,000
• Cook Inlet Region Inc.: $150,000
• Sealaska Corp.: $150,000
• Oneida Nation of Wisconsin: $100,000

Non-Indians:

• The Rasmuson Foundation: $5 million
• Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation: $2 million
• David and Peggy Rockefeller $2 million
• Charles and Valerie Diker: $1 million
• William Randolph Hearst Foundation: $1 million
• Turner Foundation: $1 million
• Richard O. Ullman Family Foundation: $1 million
• Accenture: $500,000
• The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation: $500,000