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This image shows what our 16,000 square-foot "green" building will look like from State Street. What do you think?
Can you see the Railroad Depot off to the right? The Depot is one of the Santa Barbara's historic landmarks. Do you see the small building next to ours with the red tile roof? For many years, this building was used as a bunkhouse for the railroad signalmen. That's why it's called the Signalman's Building.
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JILL LEVINSON IS BOARD PRESIDENT |
 At the March 2010 Annual Meeting, the Board of Directors of the Children’s Museum of Santa Barbara elected Jill Levinson to serve as President. Other officers also elected include Chris Kroes, 1st Vice President, Laura Ragan, 2nd Vice President, Nancy Sheldon, Secretary, and Scott Hadley, Treasurer. |
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YOU CAN STILL PAVE THE WAY! |
 There's still time. Don't miss this chance for your children or grandchildren to have a paver with their name right in front of the Children's Museum of Santa Barbara! Your tax-deductible donation will make it possible to complete the designs for the building and one-of-a-kind educational exhibits. When the Children’s Museum opens in 2013, the inscribed entry pavers will forever welcome every child and family that visits.
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We're pleased to announce that some generous donors have recently stepped in as Door Openers in our Pave the Way Campaign. These include Network Hardware Resale, Lynda Fairly, the Gottesman Family, Jeff and Hollye Jacobs, Morrie and Irma Jurkowitz, the Green Park Foundation, and Lee, Elizabeth and Annalise Gabler. The funds will be used to complete designs for the building, landscaping, and interactive educational exhibits. |
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The Children's Museum of Santa Barbara is a non-profit corporation. You can make a gift to the Children's Museum using PayPal or a major credit card. Your gift is completely tax-deductible. Just click the DONATE button at the top of each page. For a limited time, we encourage you to consider our PAVE THE WAY Campaign. |
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