5 reasons to support Liberty Science Center this Giving Tuesday Now

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As a nonprofit organization, Liberty Science Center relies upon donations from friends like you to help us inspire today’s kids to become future scientists, engineers, and innovators. This mission is more urgent than ever. These young people will one day cure diseases, study Earth’s changing climate, create life-changing technologies, and lead us to a brighter tomorrow.

You can help by making a donation on May 5, in celebration of Giving Tuesday Now, a day of philanthropy – and an opportunity to help the nonprofits who serve our shared community.

Read on to learn more about Liberty Science Center and our mission:

1) LSC is a trusted resource for STEM learning

LSC’s committed team of STEM Educators use their expertise and enthusiasm for science to create and deliver rich, rigorous, and relevant learning experiences that promote scientific reasoning and problem-solving. Our STEM curriculum and activities reach more than 280,000 students and teachers annually.

2) Unique assets help us inspire learners of all ages to think big

The Jennifer Chalsty Planetarium – the biggest planetarium in the Western Hemisphere – and LSC’s access to real-time data and images enables our experts to share the wonder of astronomical objects and celestial phenomena in a down-to-earth way. Today, our team is using these tools to explore the universe through virtual online programming.

3) We are an anchor institution in the community

As a nonprofit, LSC is all about community. Our staff, engaged board, and tireless volunteers share their passion for STEM learning with students and educators, members and families, and are committed to engaging and inspiring children and families in our most at-risk communities.

4) LSC offers students career exposure through innovative programs

Our signature program, Live From Surgery, enables students to interact with a medical team during a surgical procedure, exposing them to a variety of careers in medicine and biotechnology. Now in its 34th year, Partners in Science is an intensive, eight-week summer experience that pairs high school juniors and seniors students with mentors in science, health, and technical fields to participate in ongoing research and independent projects.

5) Our teacher partnerships and professional development programs empower educators

LSC salutes our teachers who guide K-12 students through their science learning. We support their critical work by providing them with professional development programs tailored to their needs, relevant experiences that align with their curriculum, and opportunities to team-teach alongside LSC’s STEM Educators.


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