Museum Of Science And Industry Inc

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Causes: Arts & Culture, Museums

Mission: Serve the public as a community-based institution and educational resource that is dedicated to advancing public interest, knowledge and understanding of science, industry and technology.

Community Stories

4 Stories from Volunteers, Donors & Supporters

Kenny C.2 General Member of the Public

Rating: 1

02/14/2021

Took my kid to the Mosi in Tampa pay $21 to get in I was trying to go on the rides Skywalk all of the fun activities that MOSI has to offer but they didn't tell me that I had to pay extra for that stuff and a time limit on when you have to pay for it I showed up enjoy my time I was turned down by everything because I didn't buy the ticket the time I purchase the admission fee thanks for nothing never going again

ScienceAdvocate Professional with expertise in this field

Rating: 5

05/01/2017

Science is more important than ever and science centers are at the forefront of inspiration for the next generation. MOSI has inspired more than 15 million people and every dollar given is spent to spark curiosity in the world around us!

Review from Guidestar

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STEAMZONE Donor

Rating: 5

01/25/2014

I have been donating to MOSI, the Museum of Science & Industry for the last 26 years. Their use of my money has provided for scholarships for young people to participate in a fabulous summer science classes, built the 8th largest science center in the U.S. My own son took classes and now is a professor at LSU in digital art and design. His knowledge of technology, appreciation of a free choice learning environment and his love of creativity came mainly from MOSI. My daughter is a health sciences major in college an got her start in science fairs, experiments, and love of working with people from her participation on the The Kids in Charge Board. I gave $10,000 to help start the MOSI Endowment and it has grown nicely by the volunteer work of the Endowment Board. My funds are in a restricted account for Scholarships for young people so they can have the same benefits from MOSI that my children had.

3

stacy.greene36 Professional with expertise in this field

Rating: 1

06/06/2012

The Museum just hired a new VP of marketing who admittedly lied about her Academic Credentials, stating that she had a BA in Biology from Edison Community College, and who also lied about her work experience from 1999 to 2009. You would think that a Science Museum would value, truth, honesty and integrity, apparently not. Do not donate.

Review from Guidestar

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