• How has the Sainsbury Centre's staff grown over the years?
• How important is new research to the work of the Sainsbury Centre?
• What is the ‘turnover’ of the Sainsbury Centre?
• Where does the Sainsbury Centre get its money from?
• How much involvement is there been between the Sainsburys and the Sainsbury Centre today?
• How can I find out about volunteering at the Sainsbury Centre?
• How can I find out about working at the Sainsbury Centre?
• Where can I find more information about the running of the Sainsbury Centre?

How has the Sainsbury Centre’s staff grown over the years?

In 1978, the Sainsbury Centre galleries were operated by 11 staff. Now the museum and gallery operation employs 31 staff and over 60 volunteers

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How important is new research to the work of the Sainsbury Centre?

Very. Every year, the Sainsbury Centre publishes up to 6 new catalogue titles, 10 new gallery guides and distributes over 100,000 pieces of print.

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What is the ‘turnover’ of the Sainsbury Centre?

The total ‘turnover’ of the Sainsbury Centre gallery operation is between £1m and £1.5m.

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Where does the Sainsbury Centre get its money from?

See Facts and Figures.

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How much involvement is there been between the Sainsburys and the Sainsbury Centre today?

Sir Robert Sainsbury died in April 2000. Although Lady Sainsbury is in her nineties, she continues to take a keen interest in all the work at the Sainsbury Centre – indeed, she still identifies acquisitions for the collection.

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How can I find out about volunteering at the Sainsbury Centre?

See Get Involved section.

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How can I find out about working at the Sainsbury Centre?

See People page.

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Where can I find more information about the running of the Sainsbury Centre

See Facts and Figures.

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