Power of Six: The Year of Pay It Forward
Due to the overwhelmingly positive response from our 2019 year of ‘Pay it Forward’ at Alpha Media, we are pleased to announce that the Power of 6 Program will continue in 2020. Together with our ‘Power of Six’ sponsors, we will highlight an area non-profit each month. The goal is to showcase the people making a difference in this community…..and highlight the events and fundraising efforts of these organizations. In addition to our non-profit of the month, the Alpha Media Mankato team will be raising awareness and visibility for the events and organizations that define Mankato’s quality of life, spirit of giving and paying it forward. We’re able to do provide these community services because some of Mankato’s best and brightest stepped up and provided these appearances and non-profit showcases. We thank the generous support of the ‘Power of Six’ sponsors: Re Max Dynamic Agents, Profinium, Federated Insurance, and Mankato Clinic.
The mission of the Children’s Museum of Southern Minnesota is to Ignite the natural curiosity of every child through the power of play in a dynamic, awe-inspiring environment. Your family will love the Children’s Museum of Southern Minnesota. From the infant and toddler play porch to the tree of forts and imagineering loft, there’s something for children of all ages. Family memberships start at just $108 a year and include unlimited admission during regular hours for the year, access to special members-only events & promotions and discounts on parties and gift shop purchases! Plus, seasonal exhibits and the beautiful outdoor space for your little ones to explore, make the Children’s Museum of Southern Minnesota a family destination year-round.
Just nine dollars provides a month of play to a family in need. The Children’s Museum of Southern Minnesota is a five-oh one c three nonprofit that relies on the support of our community. All donations are tax-deductible and help provide play experiences to all children in our region.
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