Overview
- Rebâtir Notre-Dame de Paris says about €840 million in donations have been collected and used, with a further €140 million required to complete the remaining work.
- The new appeal targets exterior projects, including the sacristy, the three great rose windows, the north and south transept façades, the presbytery, the nave, and the rear of the towers.
- Project leaders note that nearly €140 million from earlier gifts remains available, and the Cour des comptes has praised the stewardship of the funds.
- Officials indicate that exterior restorations initiated in 2025 will continue to be programmed beyond 2030 to address long-planned conservation needs.
- Since the December 7, 2024 reopening attended by global leaders including Emmanuel Macron and Donald Trump, the cathedral has drawn more than 11 million visitors.