Sponsorship

Share Your Story as a Corporate or Individual Sponsor

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Sponsors make it possible for hundreds of thousands of visitors, students, and researchers to engage in the Chicago History Museum’s programs, exhibitions, and events every year. We welcome your involvement and look forward to a mutually rewarding partnership.

Benefits of Sponsorship

Sponsorship at the Chicago History Museum offers creative and cost-effective strategies to meet corporate objectives. As a Sponsor, you can strengthen and enhance the visibility of your brand to a desirable Chicago market in the following ways:

Sponsor recognition on advertising and in PR efforts
Sponsor recognition in the Museum’s publications and on the website
Hospitality benefits for entertaining clients and guests, such as annual group memberships, tickets to special events and programs, and discounted use of the Museum’s event space
Onsite signage opportunities
Dedicated posts and tagging on the Museum’s social media

Featured Sponsorship Opportunities

Our sponsorship programs are individually customized to meet your specific marketing goals while maintaining the Museum’s mission. Please review featured opportunities below!

AQUÍ EN CHICAGO

Aquí en Chicago will celebrate the historically persistent cultural presence of Latine communities in Chicago–from proud displays of cultural heritage to public actions of resistance. The project includes an exhibition (fall 2025), paid research internships, an oral history project, and more. Throughout the exhibition development, we are actively collaborating with community organizations to understand and highlight the intersectionality, beyond country of heritage, of Latine Chicago.

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THE CHICAGO LEARNING COLLABORATIVE

The Chicago Learning Collaborative is a K–12 museum education initiative that provides students meaningful learning experiences that are centered around Chicago history and incorporate diverse narratives and perspectives. The CLC programs are classroom-based and free to schools that participate. They are designed to be relevant, accessible, and culturally responsive to their audiences. Each program culminates in a family event at the Museum where parents, students, and the public have an opportunity to view a temporary exhibition of the students’ work and celebrate their achievements.