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Corporate Sponsorship

When you become a Corporate Partner, you have an opportunity to extend your brand. Participating in this program demonstrates your commitment to community involvement, corporate responsibility, and diversity. Corporate Partnership opportunities range from $5,000 to $100,000 and above and offer valuable benefits for your employees and community.

The Museum offers a variety of ways for individuals and corporations to become beneficiaries of exhibitions and programs:


Collection and Conservation

The Museum is committed to preserving and protecting the over 20,000 artifacts held in trust for our community’s Survivors, as well as the international works of art included in our Legacy of Absence Gallery. While our Legacy Gallery features renowned artists such as Nutchi, Salomon, and Bak, both gaps in the collection and requisite of rotating artwork generate the need to increase and improve the Gallery’s holdings. The Museum looks to its major donors to help maintain the high quality of the collection by making monetary gifts for the acquisition and conservation of art.


Education

The Museum’s education programming for students, school groups, educators, and law enforcement are made possible at low or no cost through the generosity of our donors. Designating gifts to support specific programs, such as Teaching Trunks, Teacher Professional Development, and Opportunity Scholarships – subsidizing field trips for schools in need, help further the Museum’s mission. Also, contributions help facilitate outreach to Chicago Public School students and schoolchildren across the Midwest, and supports programming enabling them to visit the Museum, learn the universal lessons of the Holocaust, and become empowered to stand up for others.


Exhibitions

The Museum hosts three to four special temporary exhibitions annually, providing a dynamic forum for exploring central themes related to the Holocaust and genocide. Major donors and corporate sponsorships have helped the Museum host dozens of special exhibitions since its opening in 2009.


Public Programs

The Museum hosts a wide array of films, discussions, lectures, concerts and family programs to probe more deeply into aspects of civil rights, human rights, tolerance, and history.  Contributions make it possible to offer these exciting programs at low or no cost to the general public.


Become A Corporate Partner

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