Corporate & Foundation Sponsorships

The NLM offers K–12 educational tours and extended Museum Learning Experiences both at our historic building in the heart of Philadelphia and on-site for schools unable to visit. All programs are aligned with PA, NJ, and national Common Core standards in English Language Arts and Social Studies. We invite sponsorships of our education programs to cover admission costs and bussing for Title 1 public schools.
Thank you to our current tour and outreach sponsors whose philanthropic contributions are at work in the Philadelphia community:
Connelly Foundation
Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith memorial Fund
PA Historic & Museum Commission
Philadelphia Cultural Fund
Teva Pharmaceuticals
Walmart

The NLM’s signature outreach initiative is a yearlong program operating inside Philadelphia-area Title 1 schools for underserved students in grades 4-8. Using the NLM’s proprietary curriculum, our outreach educators work side-by-side with students and teachers facilitating YHOP’s 10-module sequence. Students form a Young Heroes Club, where members identify a real-life ‘liberty issue’ in their school or neighborhood and then cooperatively work together to solve the problem. As students progress through the school year, they learn leadership, responsibility, empathy, and the 21st-century skills empirically linked to academic and personal success.
We invite individual school sponsorships, as well as gifts to the YHOP program, to help fund its operations. Sponsors visit our YHOP schools, get regular updates on the students’ progress, and are encouraged to observe the students’ community action project.

Thank you to our current YHOP sponsors whose philanthropic contributions are at work in Philadelphia schools:

• The Allstate Foundation
• Boeing
• Caroline J. Sanders Charitable Trust
• Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation
• The Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation
• Elias Family Charitable Trust
• Ernst & Young
• The Huston Foundation
• John S. and James l. Knight Foundation
• Just Born Quality Confections
• Lindy Communities
• The Lawrence Sauders Fund
• NAPCO Media
• PECO
• The Patricia Kind Family Foundation
• The Paula Steinebach Trust
• Republic Bank
• The Sheller Family Foundation
• TD Charitable Foundation
• Tozour Energy Systems
• Walmart
• The Wells Fargo Foundation

The NLM offers a broad range of community and public events on timely liberty issues including annual awards ceremonies that recognize role models from our region and across the US who have profoundly impacted our world by ‘living like a hero.’ We invite sponsorships ranging from in-kind to exclusive presenting sponsorships and offer significant printed, online, and social media branding and recognition.
Thank you to our current Community Programs sponsors whose philanthropic contributions are at work in the Philadelphia community:

• Chevrolet LMA
• John Templeton Foundation
• PA Council on the Arts
• SEI
• State Farm
• TD Bank

With more than twenty workshops in our course catalog, each full-day course offers teachers fifteen Act 48 credits toward promotion on practical classroom management issues and research-based teaching strategies that help young people succeed. Topics include:

• Multiculturalism as a Teaching Tool
• Supporting LGBT Youth in School
• Preventing Cyberbullying and Promoting Kindness Online
• Mindfulness Tools to Promote Positive Student Behavior

Thank you to our current Professional Development Sponsors

• State Farm
• Subaru

The NLM’s annual Glass Auction & Gala is our signature fundraiser and the premier glass auction in the region. The proceeds raised from this event directly impact our character and civic education programs for underserved youth. Sponsors receive substantial marketing benefits including exclusive exposure to and recognition among a prestigious audience of Delaware Valley CEOs, philanthropists, and art collectors. Become a sponsor today.

The NLM has completed its Master Planning for phased interactive enhancements to its core galleries that will take place from 2016-2019. These improvements will transform the way you see glass and art. Please contact Peggy Sweeney at psweeney@libertymuseum.org, VP of Institutional Advancement, to discuss the range of meaningful exhibit and gallery naming opportunities.