Each year the Tenement Museum creates new exhibits and programs that connect our visitors to the history of immigration. Our work includes tours and physical interpretations of the immigrant experience, educational programs for kindergarten through 12th grade students, programs for contemporary immigrant families, and building preservation activities. Any of these programs can be sponsored annually or be a part of a named endowment.
Click below for more information on these projects and others in need of major support. To learn more about sponsoring a Museum program call (212) 431-0233, x228 or email donate@tenement.org.
The Tenement Museum's exhibits and tours tell the stories of immigrants who followed their dreams to the United States, bringing with them culture and traditions that have shaped American identity. Donors can support the Museum's exhibits and tours, which serve nearly 200,000 visitors annually. Explore our programs on our tours page, and call (212) 431-0233, x 228 to learn more about how you, your foundation or company can underwrite specific programs.
Last year the Tenement Museum's specially designed education programs served more than 40,000 kindergarten through 12th grade students.The Tenement Museum also offers a variety of professional development opportunities for educators and unique evening programs for adult English Language Learners (ELL).Learn more about our school programs on our groups page or read about lesson plans, activities, and professional development opportunities on our education page. Call (212) 431-0233, x228 for more information on how you can sponsor a particular educational initiative or cover the cost of admission for public school students.
The Tenement Museum draws on the physical fabric of its national landmark building to explore the history of immigration and the experiences of former residents. Read more about how we research exhibits, conserve our building, and explore its history on our history page. Call (212) 431-0233 x228 to learn more about how you, your foundation, or your company can underwrite the Museum's preservation efforts, research activities, and exhibit development.