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The 'Little Science Sprouts' Project

“The 'Little Science Sprouts' Project”

To bridge the urban-rural gap and promote science education, the National Science and Technology Museum has initiated this charitable project in collaboration with private sector resources. The goal is to inspire children's interest in science using the museum's resources and the support of various social sectors.

 

Love is never-ending, and it's wonderful to have your support in nurturing these little science sprouts!

 

The team at the National Science and Technology Museum is committed to advancing the initiative to assist rural and disadvantaged students in visiting the museum for learning purposes. We sincerely invite you to join our mission of fundraising and doing good. We welcome sponsorship from organizations, groups, or individuals for the "Little Science Sprouts" Project, which helps rural and disadvantaged children access more comprehensive science education resources. For more information about this project, please feel free to contact us; we will be delighted to provide further details.

Goals of the "Little Science Sprouts" Project：
  1. Enhance public scientific literacy, lay the foundation for popular science education, and foster inquiry, innovative thinking, technological advancement, and sustainable development.
  2. Provide outdoor teaching opportunities for rural and disadvantaged children, improve learning conditions, and promote science education. The museum offers a trustworthy platform for public welfare, gathering extensive social goodwill.

Contents of the "Little Science Sprouts" Project:
  1. Establish a special account for social welfare fund 401, which finances the museum learning activities for rural and disadvantaged children. This account accepts donations from philanthropists to assist rural and disadvantaged students in visiting the museum and accessing more comprehensive educational resources.
  2. Issue receipts for donations that can be used for tax deductions. The sponsorship records and fund usage are publicly disclosed on the website, with each account detail reviewed by the audit and accounting departments.
  3. Allow science educators to extend their services to rural schools through this project, facilitating more comprehensive and diverse promotion of rural science education and expanding the benefits of public welfare services.

The National Science and Technology Museum will continue to uphold the concept of balanced urban and rural popular science education and sincerely invite you to join us.

 

Please contact "Little Science Sprouts" Project staff if you have any questions.

 

"Little Science Sprouts" Project team hotline： 07-3800089 ext. 8478 (Ms. Tsai)

"Little Science Sprouts" Project team fax： 07-3878748

Email：fanyi@mail.nstm.gov.tw
Last Update：2025-01-21
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