The Vagina Museum has exceeded a fundraising target to allow it move into a new premises situated between two railway arches in East London.
According to an online crowdfunder, over 2,400 donations have helped the museum surpass its £85,000 target.
The organisation's director, Florence Schechter, had said the museum would face permanent closure if the target was not reached.
The museum has been homeless since January after being given less than a week to vacate the premises it held for less than a year, causing the museum to operate digitally in the interim.
In an update shared on Twitter, the museum thanked all donors, adding that is had been "really touch and go": "If we didn't reach the target, we would have had to wind up".
"We're busily preparing design and fit-out work for our new home. And we're planning new exhibitions as well as levelling up our permanent exhibition," the statement added.
The fundraiser will remain open until early June, with additional proceeds going towards the musuem "opening its doors in an even stronger and more secure position".