Linda H. Dunham

Provides temporary housing for pediatric cancer patients and their families

Creates, supports and finds programs to improves the health and well being of children

Operates clinics and hospitals

Children's Museum of Manhattan, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to nurturing children's curiosity, creativity, and lifelong learning through hands-on, research-based programs and exhibits primarily for children ages 0 to 6. The private company is based in New York, NY. The museum offers educational experiences including public programs in art, music, science, and storytelling; early childhood classes; guided field trips; school residencies; and community outreach initiatives. It emphasizes accessibility and inclusion, providing sensory supports, disability-friendly exhibits, and partnerships with NYC agencies to serve low-income families and children with developmental disabilities. The museum also runs programs such as the Family Connections program supporting incarcerated parents and their children, and offers a resource library with materials and curricula for educators and families. Its exhibits explore diverse cultural, artistic, scientific, and historical themes designed to engage children in hands-on learning.