By Farah Al-Ansari | Senior Development & Partnerships Officer
At the Children’s Museum, we have always believed in the power of science to spark curiosity and open minds. Through the Science Everywhere Project, we have taken fun, hands-on science shows to children in refugee camps, hospitals, and remote communities, places where learning opportunities can be hard to come by.
But this past quarter, we hit a pause. We could not run any shows simply because the funding was not there. It is heartbreaking knowing there are children waiting for those moments of excitement and discovery, and we could not deliver.
The good news? It does not have to stay this way. With your support, whether it is a donation, helping spread the word, or rallying others to join in, we can get back out there and bring science to the children who need it most.
We are hopeful that the next few months will be different. Together, we can turn things around and make sure children everywhere have the chance to explore, learn, and dream big.
If you can, please share our GlobalGiving project with friends, family, or on social media. Every little bit helps.
Let us keep the spark of curiosity alive together!
Stay safe and well,
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