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Community Partners

Buiding Relationships

The Museum's Community Partnership Program aims to develop multi-dimensional, mutually beneficial relationships between the Museum of Science and diverse communities throughout the Boston and Cambridge area so that each serves as a resource for the other. Together, we can improve science, technology, engineering and math literacy and strengthen the capacity of community centers to provide services for their members. Our Community Partners are non-profit programs that primarily meet during out-of-school time and work with under-represented youth or adults.

 

Did you know?

  • The Museum of Science is an independent, nonprofit institution funded by individuals like you, corporations, foundations, and government agencies.

  • The Museum is the nation's first science center to be accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Its live animal collection comprises some 120 animals of 50 species.

  • With 1.5 million visitors coming through its doors each year, the Museum is Boston's second most popular destination; only the Red Sox draw bigger crowds.

Annual Fund

Want to do more for the Museum? Check out our annual giving societies:

Volunteering

Opportunities vary from interpreting exhibit spaces to guiding and providing information. No experience is necessary; the Museum provides you with training.