Partnerships with the JMB are characterized by their individual design and long-term perspective. Do you want to accompany an innovative project as a company or foundation? Would you like to support the museum’s content as a partner or sponsor?
Your Support
- An overview
- The many ways to support the JMB
- Details
- FRIENDS OF THE JMB – more information available here shortly
- Making a donation – more information available here shortly
- Donating part of one’s estate
- Donating objects
- Current page: Partnerships with businesses & foundations
- Prize for Understanding and Tolerance
Talk to us to find out how you can get involved in JMB projects and programs. With your help, the museum can extend its reach and have a lasting impact on society. So much is possible when we strive to make a difference together. Find out here about programs and projects that the JMB is implementing with its partners.
Contact
Anja Butzek
Head of Development
T +49 (0)30 259 93 435
a.butzek@jmberlin.de
What’s next? The digital JMB!
In order to create new digital entryways to the JMB, we need strong partners at our side who will work with us to make the JMB as accessible as possible from anywhere in the world. Support the digital JMB!
Partnerships of the JMB
on.tour | sponsored by the Deutsche Bank Foundation since 2019; Hetty Berg, Director of the Jewish Museum Berlin, and Dr. Kristina Hasenpflug, Managing Director Deutsche Bank Stiftung; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Yves Sucksdorff
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Jewish Places | sponsored by the Rothschild Foundation Hanadiv Europe and the F. C. Flick Foundation against Xenophobia, Racism and Intolerance, among others; Jüdisches Museum Berlin
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ANOHA | sponsored by businesses, foundations and private individuals; The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Yves Sucksdorff
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The new outreach program brings the topics of our core exhibition to children and young adults across Germany, teaching Jewish history, culture and fundamental skills alongside subjects like diversity, ostracism and antisemitism.
The interactive map of Jewish life in Germany, which was awarded the German Prize for Cultural Education “Kulturlichter 2020.”
Using the Torah story of Noah’s ark and the Flood, the Children’s World encourages young and old to imagine the future and work together to find new ways to improve our actions. As a place of experimentation and learning that is free for all, ANOHA promotes equal educational opportunities and strengthens social participation.