Louvre is a State Owned institution headquartered in France. Founded in 1793, it employs approximately 1240 individuals. Functioning as a historic landmark and museum, it is located in Paris.
The Louvre launched its first-ever fundraising campaign on October 5, 2026, citing aging infrastructure and technical problems that necessitate a makeover, following the theft of Napoleon's jewels earlier in the year. Previously, on October 4, the museum initiated a public appeal as part of a new fundraising drive, aiming to raise €800,000 ($900,000) for the renovation of the Cour du Sphinx in the Denon wing, which houses the Mona Lisa and other masterpieces. This appeal follows security enhancements implemented on October 1, after the theft of French crown jewels the previous year, with new director Christophe Leribault seeking to establish a new "culture of security" across the institution.
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