Support Us & Membership
No place inspires curiosity and connects science and technology to everyday life like Carnegie Science Center. With hundreds of hands‑on exhibits that delight as they instruct, Carnegie Science Center is the region’s most visited museum. Recognized as a leader in promoting literacy in STEM, the Science Center is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of innovators and leaders who will rise to meet tomorrow’s workforce needs.
Contact the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Membership Team at 412.622.3314 for more information!
Ways to Support Our Mission
Membership
As a member 
of Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, enjoy free admission to Carnegie Science Center, plus the Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History and The Andy Warhol Museum. Share the museums with friends and family. Learn something new on members-only tours. And feel good about supporting the museums—and the community—you love.
STEM Catalysts
The STEM Catalysts is Carnegie Science Center’s first giving society, now recruiting inaugural members. This group was created to bring together leaders in our community to support and grow STEM education programs including traveling outreach programs, science and engineering competitions, and a suite of career exploration programs both onsite at the Science Center and at locations throughout the region.
Through their generous annual support, the STEM Catalysts gain access to exclusive benefits while enabling the Science Center to fulfill its mission to delight, educate, and inspire. Learn more about the STEM Catalysts.
Sponsorship and Corporate Support
Sponsorship is a great way to support Carnegie Science Center while providing your company with visibility and connect with our educational mission. By supporting the Science Center, your company can boost its marketing efforts, gain visibility, entertain clients with unique offerings, and enhance employee relations.
Contact the Carnegie Science Center Advancement Office at 412-237-1671 to learn about opportunities that best fit your needs.
