Sponsorship

The Peabody Essex Museum’s Corporate Sponsorship Program is a wonderful opportunity for companies to combine their philanthropic and marketing goals. Sponsorship at PEM allows your company to reach out to a large and wide-ranging audience from Boston, the North Shore and beyond.

Photo above: © Roger Farrington, courtesy Peabody Essex Museum

Corporate sponsors can align themselves with a variety of museum initiatives, including:

• Special exhibitions that receive international attention and press
• Adult education and cultural programs for lifelong learners, including film series, concerts, lectures or classes in studio art, gardening and more
• Education and outreach programs that bring art and culture to more than 20,000 children and teachers annually through school, after-school enrichment and family programs
• Special events such as private exhibition previews, or the museum’s annual Gala, which reaches an elite audience of business, cultural and philanthropic leaders

Photo above: © Roger Farrington, courtesy Peabody Essex Museum

As a sponsor at PEM, your company could be eligible for the following benefits:

• Recognition on the title wall at the entrance to the exhibition; on posters placed strategically throughout the museum; on exhibition catalog’s copyright page, Director’s Foreword and statement by sponsoring company’s chair (if applicable); on press materials, the museum’s website and in other printed materials
• Invitations to exhibition-related events
• A private, curator-led tour
• Reusable admission passes for the year
• Discounted museum facility rental
• Private evening events

At PEM, sponsorship packages are customized to meet your requirements, including widespread print and media recognition, VIP and hospitality options for clients or customers, specific marketing tie-ins such as sample distribution and promotions, and opportunities for sponsor employees or clients to participate. Please contact Caitlin McShera, corporate liaison, at 978-542-1814 or caitlin_mcshera@pem.org for more information.

Photo above: © Roger Farrington, courtesy Peabody Essex Museum