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Corporate Partnership Program at Orlando Science Center X Site Search Hit enter to search or ESC to close Support for Orlando Science Center will ensure a lasting impact in Central Florida through STEM education, outreach, and workforce development. Gain access to numerous benefits that are available exclusively to our corporate donors and be the spark that ignites innovation in our region.
Support Orlando Science Center and Help Us to inspire science learning for all . From hands-on learning experiences to influencing the next generation of STEM leaders and our future workforce, all that our community experiences through Orlando Science Center is made possible by the generosity of corporations and foundations.
Our corporate sponsors and partners enable the Science Center to reach on average 600,000 families, students, and individuals annually, including 130,000 who benefit through our free and reduced-price programs in an effort to give our community access regardless of economic barriers.
Partnership Opportunities There are many ways to partner with Orlando Science Center, whether through a gift to our Annual Fund, Corporate Partnership, or event sponsorship. Corporate benefits are designed to engage key audiences that meet philanthropic interests, with brand visibility and impact in mind.
Corporate Partnership Program Special Programming Events Corporate Partnership Program Corporate Partners provide critical support for our mission while receiving year-round recognition through our exhibits, public programs, publications, and special events. Opportunities for partnership are customizable and range from $2,500 – $50,000.
All Corporate Partners receive: Special complimentary ticket offers and discounts Invitations to exclusive receptions and VIP events Recognition on OSC’s Corporate Partnership Program webpage for one (1) year Recognition in SCOPE digital magazine Monthly MicroScope e-newsletter & one-year subscription to SCOPE magazine Recognition on OSC’s donor wall for one (1) year Additional benefits are commensurate with giving level and designed to meet your corporate messaging and philanthropic goals.
Explore examples of enhanced benefits leveraging our unique programming, exhibits, and events in our Corporate Partnership Guide below. Download Corporate Partnership Guide PDF Corporate Membership Brochure Orlando Science Center presents a variety of premier traveling exhibits throughout the year, each one designed to reach all ages and explore engaging topics.
Exhibit sponsorship includes logo placement, recognition in marketing and public relations efforts, and unique opportunities to connect with Science Center visitors and members. Special Programming Events Throughout the year, the Science Center provides unique program themes and activities to keep visitors engaged and excited about learning, such as Mess Fest, Superhero Week, World Oceans Day, and more.
Sponsorship of these public programs come with variety of benefits and visitor interactions. Orlando Science Center provides meaningful partnership opportunities for corporations and foundations. Through our corporate giving program, the Science Center has forged multi-year partnerships in order make the biggest impact in our shared community and beyond.
For more information about how your annual corporate gift will make a big difference, please complete and submit the form below. Thank You to Our Partners For more information on becoming a Corporate Giving partner, please email development@osc. org or call 407.
514. 2000 .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Corporations and businesses interested in supporting STEM education and community outreach in Central Florida. Program showcases partners including financial firms, entertainment companies, and technology firms. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $2,500 – $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Corporate Partnership Program is funded by Orlando Science Center. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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