Our Mission Statement
Children's Museum of Galilee cultivates curiosity by providing an educational, interactive play place for children to explore, discover and engage with their bodies, minds, hearts and imaginations. We inspire a life-long love of learning.
Children's Museum of the Galilee (CMG) is a not-for-profit amutah in Israel, currently laying the groundwork to become one of a very few state recongnized museums. "Friends of Children's Museum of the Galilee" is a 510(c)(3) non-for-profit in the United States and can provide tax receipts. Sponsorships are also available.
The CMG (HaLev in Hebrew, "The Heart") is a place designed to spark a passion for life-long learning through creative exploration of science, art and nature.
Children's Museum of the Galilee (CMG) is a not-for-profit amutah in Israel, currently laying the groundwork to become one of a very few state recongnized museums. "Friends of Children's Museum of the Galilee" is a 510(c)(3) non-for-profit in the United States and can provide tax receipts. Sponsorships are also available.
The CMG (HaLev in Hebrew, "The Heart") is a place designed to spark a passion for life-long learning through creative exploration of science, art and nature.
Who We Are
We are professionals, parents, teachers, business people, lawyers, government officials, realtors, and more volunteering to make this happen.
We all share one thing in common: We care about kids.
We all share one thing in common: We care about kids.
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Barbara Katch
Board Member, Friends of Children’s Museum of the Galilee Barbara earned a BA in International Relations at the University of Wisconsin and received her JD from Temple University Law School. She has maintained an active law practice for over 30 years, practicing primarily US immigration law. In 2005, she left the practice to work in the family real estate investment and management business as Managing Director. She is now largely retired but oversees select legacy investment portfolio assets and serves on some of the group’s executive committees. |
Keren Horowitz
Museum Board Member, Museum Audit Board Keren is a retired physical therapist who specialized in early intervention. Keren is fascinated with form and function and how environment impacts learning and behavior. |
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Our Values
At the museum, every child matters, and everyone who partners with, works for, or volunteers with us is valued. We provide educational tools and opportunities with resources that encourage responsibility and strength for all. We create an environment for children to discover new aspects of their potential and how they can impact the world. Parents delight in recognizing more of their children's potential. Families, teachers, and all who work to life the lives of children are inspired and encouraged in their roles.