The Children's Museum of the Galilee
In an under-resourced region, we're building a flagship facility that will transform educational experiences. The Galilee need a place where a kid can go to explore and play with
​Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM)

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​Our Future Museum Campus
Our museum campus will combine interactive STEAM learning experiences for children and families. This innovative museum will provide high-impact programs and activities focusing on children's social, emotional, physical, language, and cognitive development. It will also celebrate children's unique interests and learning styles through immersive play and educational experiences for families, schools, and groups of all ages. 

​We're building more than a museum.
We're building a future for the children, one curious mind at a time!

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Introducing  Wonder Wheels

In response to the upheavals affecting children in northern Israel, we've launched a mobile unit! Wonder Wheels runs year-round, offering hands-on, experiences children in remote and under resourced communities, with a focus on creative thinking, strengthening coping mechanisms, enhancing resilience, and reducing stress. All this through play!
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Act now and be a part of our continuing journey!

Impacting the Future of Israel’s North

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HOURS:
Interested in exploring the Museum and letting your imagination run free? So are we! If funding from generous donors like you comes in as planned, we will open in 2028-2029! 
We are a registered 501(c)(3) in the U.S. and can issue tax exempt receipts. We are also a registered and recognized amutah in Israel also give receipts for Shekel donations.
Email: [email protected]
LOCATION
​A wondrous place in Northern Israel... The Lower Galilee Council, our municipal partner, has generously allocated 20 dunams (approx. 5 acres) for the project.
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Located next to the Golani Intersection, the site is surrounded by a school complex with over 2,000 students, agricultural farms, and a pre-military preparatory program—an ideal environment to engage and inspire the next generation.