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Corporate and Foundation Giving Options | Children's Museum Atlanta CORPORATE & FOUNDATION GIVING Corporate leadership is a vital part of supporting the Museum’s mission to change the world by sparking every child’s sense of learning through the power of play.
Exhibit and program sponsorship, support of community outreach initiatives, and corporate volunteerism are all ways corporations can contribute to the Museum and invest in both Georgia’s children and the economic vibrancy of Atlanta’s downtown district. Foundation giving is key to the Museum’s work in early childhood education and family engagement both inside our walls and out in the community.
Private, family, and community foundation support is necessary to implement and continue a wide variety of Museum initiatives, including those that positively impact under-resourced schools and communities in Metro Atlanta. We offer year-round opportunities for Corporate or Foundation contributions to match any marketing or company philanthropy budget. For more information, please c ontact the Advancement Team at ( 404) 420-9195 .
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