THANK YOU Our Annual Supporters The Cayton is the product of so much love and support. We are grateful to our many donors whose critical support has made the Cayton the special place it is today. Together, we are PLAYING OUR WAY TO A BETTER WORLD . We would like to thank the following donors for making our work possible: $50,000+ Andrea & Barry Cayton Diane & Dorothy Brooks Foundation Mark & Jess Dipaola Dipaola Family Foundation Institute of Museum & Library Services Kate & Art Coppola Jennifer’s Fund Larry & Stacey Kohl Susan Goldsmith & Van Hohman The Freed Family $25,000 Annette & Leonard Shapiro Courtney Mizel Danhakl Family Foundation Eric Felder Fernando & Nadina Szew Hillary Mow Cervieri & Peter Cervieri Leo Rosner Foundation Rayni & Branden Williams Sally & Dick Lippin The Fong Family The Sydney D. Holland Foundation The Walt Disney Company Twitch TV We Are Santa Monica Fund $100,000+ Kevin & Chelsea Washington Macerich/Santa Monica Place Mary Kitchen & Jon Orszag The Derfner Foundation VCA Animal Hospitals $15,000 Alle Fister & Don Popkes Andy Kaplan & Allison Wright CCS Fundraising Denise & Daniel Perlstein Edith Stoell’s Donor Advised Fund Halle & Oliver Hammond Jamie Mandelbaum & Steve Byrnes Laura Katzenberg & Mark Sudack Lon V. Smith Foundation Shivani Siroya & Chetan Devaskar Steve Ray & Linda Gach Ray The Klein/marcus Family The Marcia Israel Foundation The Mizel Family Foundation $10,000+ 3 Arts Entertainment Amazon Studios Amy & Mark Kestenbaum Andy Meyers Anonymous Charlotte & Gary Gilbert Chuck Ortner FOX Entertainment Global & MarVista Entertainment Haeran & David Zedeck Heather & Ben Braun Heather Lindsey Heidi & Jon Monkarsh Iris & Michael Smith Jaymie & Miles Beckett Jennifer E. & Curtis Cohen Judy & Aryeh Goldberg Kate Steele & Kenny Williams Kelsey & Bobby Murphy Kleinman Family Lauren Noecker & Christian Robert Lionsgate Lorraine Schwartz Nishita & Mike Cummings Scott Greenberg Sheth Sangreal Foundation Tag You’re It Foundation Temple Hill Entertainment The Braun Family THE Kallick Family The Rosalinde & Arthur Gilbert Foundation $5,000+ Alexa Dell Alfred E. Mann Charities Anonymous Anonymous Bdt & Company Ben Silverman Christine & Neil Dipaola Dipaola Family Foundation Craig Erwich Creative Artists Agency Dana & Richard Smith Dick Clark Productions Entertainment 360 Eric & Kim Tannenbaum Esther Netter Gabriella & Alaimo Thomas Gelena & Keith Wasserman Hallmark Media Hirsch Family Foundation Isabella Tang Jana & Trevor Bezdeck Jared & Brittany Rothman Jennifer & Andy Wexler Jordan & Tiffany Barillas Karey Burke & Michael Duggan Kelly & Will Redd Kristin Strompolos Latham & Watkins LLP Looking Beyond Lori Ordover Lynn & Les Bider Morgan Mcgraw Rafe & Karen Pery Sarah Dickerson Sater Family Foundation Shari & Michael Weiner Shirley Gilbert Stacy & Jesse Sharf The Ling Song Family The Marlette & Schaffer Family Susan & Aaron Amster Suzanne & David Robinson Tammy Brandt & Anne Tyrrell The Nicolai Marciano Fund The Seegopaul Family The Wachtel Family Tracy & Brian Robbins Vanessa & Darryl Frank Wme Entertainment Yousra Bellamine $2,500+ A+E Networks Alexandra Nechita & Dimitry Tcharfas Amanda Aronoff & James Keller Andrea & Glenn Sonnenberg Ashleigh Dempster & Matt George BBC Studios Bradley Krevoy Bronfman Hauptman Foundation Carolyn & Drew Pomeranz Charles & Deanna Beres Christine & Stephen Lim David & Barbara Firestone Donna Sintic Dynamic Television Edit Media Group Evita Allen Gail Buchalter & Warren Breslow Harlene & Henry Appelman J.J. & Adela Dudum Jacqueline & Damian Nelson Jaya & Jordan Hathaway JeffERSON & Jen Allen Jenna & Todd Binder Jessica & Jason Diamond Jordan & Lisa Bender Kendra Bracken-Ferguson & Pleas Ferguson Linda & Steven Brown Meredith & Ian Fried Michael & Lori Milken Family Foundation Mitchell, Silberburg, & Knupp LLP Moelis & Company Myles Share Nathaniel & Anina Bach Paramount Pictures Peggy & Stephen Davis Point Grey Pictures Sarah Dilullo Shotdeck.com Silvija Delekaite Dudor Skip Paul & Van Fletcher Stephanie Simon & Jason Newman Susan Hirschberg Unger & Rob Goldberg The Gersh Agency THE Grosvenor Family Foundation UBS United Talent Agency Wendell & Celeste Birkhofer $1,000+ Adam Waltuch & Carolina Burak Amanda Kassar Andrea Irvin Berry Meyerowitz/Quiver Capital Bill & Isa Aron Brad Koenig Brett Coker Cassie & Eitan Weinstock Cody Liebel & Grace Burr Corrine & Leonard Sands Dana Cameron Daniel Berman Daniel Murillo Danny & Gaby Cosgrove David Dreier Debbie Fogel Delilah & Mark Urman Edit & Ed Komberg Elena Branzburg Fisher & Adam Fisher Elizabeth Denison Farhad Massoudi Georgia Simon Geri Lieberman & Richard Ellis James Schneiderman Jeff Ross Jessica Aronoff Joan N. 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schedule Every week is a new adventure at the Cayton. Kids learn new skills, create, and grow, all while they are immersed in play. Activities are drop-in and free for members and museum visitors. Updated Program Times Art Studio: 10AM-12PM and 2-4:30PM Storytime (every Thursday): 10:30AM Programs: 11AM and 3PM This Week's Activities Wednesday, September 27 Falling for Art 11:00AM Embrace autumn's beauty as kids and grown-ups create handcrafted leaves for our community tree. Celebrate the joy of making art together with this leafy labor of love. Affirmation Rocks! 3:00PM Hunt down pebbles and turn ordinary rocks into little positivity gems! Let colors and affirmations spark mindfulness as we craft keepsakes to share or keep for a rainy day. Thursday, September 28 Storytime + Art 11:00AM Venture into the rainforest with Zola and meet some of her colorful friends in Zonia’s Rain Forest by Juana Martinez-Neal. Afterward, swing, hop, and dance with our jungle buddies in an animal puppet party! Build A Bridge 3:00PM Ignite your inner engineer and construct bridges from recycled materials! Challenge your creativity and build problem-solving skills with this fun activity! Friday, September 29 Rhythm Revolution 11:00AM Jam out with an eclectic array of instruments like sticks, drums, and rainbow bells. Explore rhythms from different music styles, bop to the beat, and discover the joy of music in a hands-on way. Leaf it to Slime 3:00PM Take the plunge into a world of colorful fall-themed slime, where you can mix in autumn treasures like leaves and spiders to concoct tactile masterpieces. Saturday, September 30 Worldwide Day of Play All Day Celebrate different ways to play during ACM's and Nickelodeon’s Worldwide Day of Play! Chalk It Up with your chalk drawings, craft puppets, dance in a sea of bubbles, engage in active game play, and marvel at giant bubbles by Bubblemania! Lego Landscapes 3:00PM U. Sunday, October 1 Brew Up Adventure 11:00AM Brush-Up on Eco Art 3:00PM Craft your very own parachutes using coffee filters! Then head over to the Celebrate Booth to watch our homemade parachutes soar to new heights in the simulated wind tunnel. It's a high-flying adventure with a latte of fun! Paint an eco-friendly autumn landscape! Instead of using paint brushes, we will create tools from recycled materials. Get ready to leaf your mark with art!

Annual Memberships BECOME A MEMBER MEMBERSHIP LEVELS SUPER DUPER MEMBER EVENTS FAQ BECOME A MEMBER Become a member and play all year long! There are so many perks to being a member at the Cayton Children’s Museum! Annual members get to bypass timed ticketing, so you can come to the museum whenever you like without reserving a time slot in advance. Members also get to take advantage of Members-only hours, special access to program events, discounts on camp, classes and in our museum store, as well as guest passes. Annual memberships start at $240 for an adult and a child. MEMBERSHIP LEVELS Membership Levels Launchers $240/year Unlimited visits for one year for 2 members (adult and child) 2 passes for guests per year Members welcome any time—timed ticketing is not required (space permitting) Expedited check-in (dedicated Members-only line!) Access to Members-only hours Priority access to special programs and events 10% off purchases in the museum store 50% off general admission for up to 6 people at other Association of Children’s Museums member museums nationwide JOIN TODAY Climbers $360/year Unlimited visits for one year for 4 members 4 passes for guests per yea r Members welcome any time—timed ticketing is not required (space permitting) Expedited check-in (dedicated Members-only line!) Access to Members-only hours Priority access to special programs and events 10% off purchases in the museum store 50% off general admission for up to 6 people at other Association of Children’s Museums member museums nationwide JOIN TODAY Reachers $500/year Unlimited visits for one year for 6 members 8 passes for guests per year Members welcome any time—timed ticketing is not required (space permitting) Expedited check-in (dedicated Members-only line!) Access to Members-only hours Priority access to special programs and events 10% off event rentals and buyouts 10% off classes, camp, and purchases in the museum store 50% off general admission for up to 6 people at other Association of Children’s Museums member museums nationwide JOIN TODAY SUPER DUPER Super Duper Membership Our Super Duper Membership gives supporters all the benefits of membership, while helping support our nonprofit mission! Your contribution will help fund the public programs and community initiatives that enrich the lives of all children and families, both in the museum and in the community. For additional questions about our philanthropic membership program or making a major gift, please contact our Development Office at development@caytonmuseum.org . Super Duper Members get all membership benefits at the Reachers level, PLUS: Playmakers $1,000 Underwrites visits for more than 60 families to the Cayton as part of our free admission program Acknowledgment in museum publications and newsletters Acknowledgment on our Annual Donor Wall Super Duper Members also get membership benefits at the Reachers level. Storytellers $2,500 Underwrites visits for more 150 families to the Cayton as part of our free admission program Acknowledgment in museum publications and newsletters Acknowledgment on our Annual Donor Wall Acknowledgment at the $2,500 level on our Play for All wall for the lifetime of the museum Super Duper Members also get membership benefits at the Reachers level. Community Builders $5,000 Underwrites visits for more than 300 families to the Cayton as part of our free admission program Acknowledgment in museum publications and newsletters Acknowledgment on our Annual Donor Wall Acknowledgment at the $5,000 level on our Play for All wall for the lifetime of the museum Super Duper Members also get membership benefits at the Reachers level. JOIN TODAY JOIN TODAY JOIN TODAY Member Events See our new member programs available during members-only hours on select days. Join us for unique playful activities to explore your child's imagination, exercise your play muscles, and meet other members. For questions about member events, please contact info@caytonmuseum.org . On Saturday, October 7 from 9AM - 10AM we invite you for a special process-focused art project with guest artist, Hike Mkhoian. Get your heart racing as we learn how to incorporate creativity into healthy living. Limited space availability. Reserve your spot today! RESERVE MY SPOT MEMBER EVENTS FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE

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ABOUT HONOREES TICKET PACKAGES TICKETS DOODLE BOOK MAKE A DONATION CO-CHAIRS PAST HONOREES SAVE THE DATE NOV 2 6PM Guerin Pavilion at SK IRBA LL CULTURAL CENTER Mark your calendars for the Cayton Children’s Museum's biggest fundraiser of the year—the Discovery Awards. For the past two decades, the Discovery Awards has paid tribute to some of the most respected and inspiring individuals in entertainment and philanthropy. This year, we are proud to honor our Board Chairman and longtime supporter of the Cayton, Carl Freed , along with our founder and the visionary behind the museum, Esther Netter , as she announces her retirement. We hope you will join us this November to celebrate the past and future of the institution! ABOUT TICKET PACKAGES & TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE Purchase Tickets → 2023 HONOREES HONORING OUR BOARD CHAIRPERSON CARL FREED AND CELEBRATING THE 35-YEAR LEGACY OF OUR FOUNDER ESTHER NETTER CARL FREED Read more Carl Freed has spent his entire career orchestrating innovative projects for some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry. As Senior Vice-President of Business Development at Metropolitan Entertainment, he produced the Backstreet Boys’ first-ever U.S. arena/amphitheater tour in 1998; developed the super-successful “Up In Smoke” tour featuring Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, and Eminem; negotiated the largest webcast contract at that time for Woodstock 1999; and secured exclusive agreements with venues such as New York’s Hammerstein Ballroom. He also established a corporate entertainment division for Metropolitan and led the company into the digital age by creating and overseeing www.concerthotline.com. In January 2003, launched Trevanna Entertainment, providing hands-on consulting, production, and promotional services for live entertainment events and brand partnerships. Project highlights include Hot 97’s annual Summer Jam at MetLife Stadium (the longest-running hip-hop radio show on the planet); the multi-year Red Bull Music Academy and Festival in NYC; and Sirius XM's Small Stages events, which showcase stadium-filling talent such as Paul McCartney, Metallica, Drake and Lady Gaga in intimate and historic venues like Harlem’s Apollo Theater. Carl is a senior consultant to S2BN, a global concert company operated by the legendary Michael Cohl, as well as the co-founder of a mentoring program at the Future Leadership Institute, a charter school in Harlem. He also proudly serves as the Chairman of the Board of Directors at the Cayton Children’s Museum. Carl splits his time between New York City and Los Angeles, where he shares a beautiful home with his wife Jennifer and dog, and eagerly awaits visits from his son Trevor and his daughter Savannah and her husband Noah Simon. ESTHER NETTER Read more As founder of the Cayton Children’s Museum and its beloved predecessor, the Zimmer Children’s Museum, Esther Netter has dedicated the last 35 years of her life to nurturing children into responsible, kind, and compassionate humans and building a better world. Her leadership and passion for uniting supporters, business leaders, community partners, artists, and youth around a shared vision helped grow the institution from a small 600-square-foot play space into Los Angeles’ preeminent children’s museum and one of the community’s leading innovators in early childhood education. Over her three-decade-long tenure, Esther’s accomplishments include the creation of museum programs like youTHink, a California arts youth education program that honed the power of art in schools to ignite social change, and Show and Tell, a notable multi-year initiative that brought together local artists to create themed community artworks. Esther’s early career in teen outreach in the public school system sparked her lifelong passion for engaging children, youth, and families through the creative arts. While she is so proud of the legacy she leaves as the founder of the Cayton, her biggest accomplishment in life is her family and the bonus family she has created with her partner Seth Schulweis. Esther is the proud Eema, Hebrew for mom, of Eli and her husband Oded, Moshe and his wife Desiree, Shira and her husband Omer and bonus kids, Miranda and her husband Joe, Sarah and her husband Sasha, and Aaron and his partner Allie; and Savta, Hebrew for grandma, to Noam, Shaya, Boaz, Eitan, Ilan, Maayan, and her bonus grandkids Reuben and Rafa. If life does imitate art, Esther looks to her family as proof—it was her children who inspired the Zimmer and her grandchildren who provided the vision for the Cayton. HONOREES TICKETS PURCHASE A TICKET PACKAGE Ticket packages start at $1,000 for two tickets. Table packages start at $5,000 with VIP table areas starting at $10,000. Click the button below the desired package to purchase. DISCOVER $50,000 CAN UNDERWRITE ONE YEAR OF SPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAMMING ​ Reserved VIP table area in front of stage with 30 tickets Verbal acknowledgment during live program Acknowledgment on digital invitation Full-page “doodle” in 2023 Awards Doodle Book with front-of-book placement Prominent acknowledgment in event program and marketing collateral BUY PACKAGE CREATE $25,000 CAN UNDERWRITE ONE YEAR OF SPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAMMING ​ Reserved VIP table area near stage with 20 tickets Verbal acknowledgment during live program Full page “doodle” in 2023 Awards Doodle Book with priority placement Prominent acknowledgment in event program and marketing collateral BUY PACKAGE THINK $10,000 CAN UNDERWRITE PLAY4ALL PASSES FOR 40 LOW-INCOME FAMILIES ​ One reserved VIP table at event with 10 tickets Full page “doodle” in 2023 Awards Doodle Book Acknowledgment in event program and marketing collateral BUY PACKAGE CONNECT $5,000 CAN UNDERWRITE PLAY4ALL PASSES FOR 20 LOW-INCOME FAMILIES ​ One reserved table at event with 5 tickets Full page “doodle” in 2023 Awards Doodle Book Acknowledgment in event program and marketing collateral BUY PACKAGE PLAY $2,500* CAN UNDERWRITE CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 5 CHILDREN ​ 5 tickets to event Full page “doodle” in 2023 Awards Doodle Book Acknowledgment in event program and marketing collateral BUY PACKAGE REFLECT $1,000* CAN UNDERWRITE ART SUPPLIES FOR ONE WEEK ​ 2 tickets to event Full page “doodle” in 2023 Awards Doodle Book Acknowledgment in event program and marketing collateral BUY PACKAGE TICKETS * The $2,500 and $1,000 package levels just include tickets to the event; they do not include a table. Table packages start at $5,000+ PURCHASE TICKETS Individual Tickets = $500 BUY TICKETS CAN'T MAKE IT THIS YEAR? You can still support PLAY4ALL and creative expression by sponsoring a child’s drawing, or “doodle” in our 2023 Discovery Awards Doodle Book or by making a donation. The Doodle Book is the Cayton’s version of an ad tribute journal. Each doodle is one-of-a-kind, created for the book by our members and visitors. Underwriters will be acknowledged on each doodle. I’d like to sponsor a doodle at the following level:* $1,000 $2,500 $5,000 $10,000 I’d like to make a donation at a different amount: $50 $100 $250 Other *Deadline to commit for inclusion in the Doodle Book is Friday, October 13. DOODE BOOK MAKE A DONATION Can’t Attend? Support the Cayton’s efforts to create more equity in play. DONATE ONLINE Your tax-deductible donation will help provide free museum admission for all LA County residents and bring play into underserved communities. DONATE BY CHECK MAKE A DONATION CO-CHAIRS 2023 HONORARY CO-CHAIRS AASHIKA PATEL & JESAL PARSHOTAM / ADAM WALTUCH & CAROLINA BURAK / ALLISON BERG / ANDREA & BARRY CAYTON / ANDY KAPLAN & ALLISON WRIGHT / ANNETTE & LEONARD SHAPIRO / ARYEH & JUDY GOLDBERG / BARBARA LAZAROFF / BO OVERLOCK / CARRIE JACOVES / COURTNEY MIZEL / DANA & STEPHEN SIGOLOFF / DAVID LEVINE / DEB KLEIN & MORT MARCUS / EILEEN & BOB STRINGER / ELI & ODED YONAS / FERNANDO & NADINA SZEW / HEATHER LINDSEY / HEATHER & BEN BRAUN / HEIDI & JON MONKARSH / JAY LIEBERMAN / JAMES MANDELBAUM & STEVE BYRNES / JEFF ROWLAND / JENNIFER E. & CURTIS COHEN / JENNIFER FREED / JENNIFER SIMCHOWITZ & JAMES BROOKS / JIM KOPLIK & MONICA PODELL / JONATHON SWERDLOW / JULIE MONKARSH GADINSKY & LARRY FROCH / KAREY BURKE & MICHAEL DUGGAN / KEVIN BEGGS & DIANNA LAU / LARRY BRAUN / LARRY LIEBERMAN / LARRY & STACEY KOHL / LINDA GACH RAY & STEVE RAY / LINDA GERSTEL & ED JOYCE / MICHAEL COHL & LORI MCGORAN / MISSY BIRNS-HALPERIN / MOSHE & DESIREE NETTER / MYLES SHARE / RICHARD & SUZANNE NORTON / RICHARD & MAY ZIMAN / RICHARD ELLIS & GERI LIEBERMAN / RODNEY & LAUREN FREEMAN / SALLY & DICK LIPPIN / SAVANNAH & NOAH SIMON / SETH SCHULWEIS / SHERYL & JEFF WACHTEL / SHIRA & OMER HASSON / SHULA NAZARIAN / STEVE & PEGGY DAVIS / SUSAN & AARON AMSTER / SUSAN GOLDSMITH / TOM O'HERN / TREVOR FREED / WENDY MOSS KLEIN PAST HONOREES PAST HONOREES 2022 MARY KITCHEN & JON ORSZAG / FERNANDO & NADINA SZEW 2021 TARA DUNCAN / CHARLOTTE & GARY GILBERT / ARYEH GOLDBERG 2020 SUSAN & ROBERT ROVNER / CHELSEA & KEVIN WASHINGTON 2019 NICOLE CLEMENS / ART COPPOLA 2018 ANDREA & BARRY CAYTON / CRAIG ERWICH / SANDRA STERN 2017 CAROLYN BERNSTEIN & NICK GRAD / RAYNI & BRANDEN WILLIAMS 2016 DARRYL & VANESSA FRANK / AARON ROSENBERG / DANNY ROSE 2015 KAREY BURKE / JAMES MANDELBAUM 2014 DICK LIPPIN / ALLISON SHEARMUR 2013 DAVID MADDEN / MARGARET LOESCH / SANFORD MICHELMAN 2012 SHARON SACKS / DEBORAH KLEIN & MORT MARCUS / CARRIE LIEBERMAN 2011 ANDY KAPLAN / COURTNEY MIZEL / RICHARD SMITH 2010 STEPHEN J. DAVIS / BARBARA PROBER 2009 KEVIN BEGGS / DANA PACHULSKI / JENNIFER WOOSTER 2008 JEFF WACHTEL / DR. CHARLES SOPHY 2007 MISSY HALPERIN / LINDA SIMENSKY 2006 RODNEY FREEMAN / WENDY MOSS KLEIN 2005 JENNA ADLER / DAN ADLER / JENNIFER E. COHEN 2004 MARK ITKIN / GLORIA & JERRY LUSHING 2003 BARBARA FISHER / CYNTHIA SIKES YORKIN 2002 ANDY HEYWARD / ARTHUR HILLER 2001 JEAN FRIEDMAN / GARY E. KNELL

preschool (3-5 years) PEFORMING ARTS VISUAL ARTS LITERACY SCIENCE MATH SOCIAL SCIENCE FINE PRINT FAQ Your preschoolers will thrill at the age-appropriate, fun projects we offer at the Cayton. Each project begins with a captivating story to set the stage, followed by a process-based art activity designed to enhance their skills in alignment with the California Preschool Foundations. BOOK NOW PEFORMING GARTS PERFORMING ARTS Art Is For Everyone Children will dive into the world of Gerald the Giraffe in Giraffes Can't Dance by Andreae and Parker-Rees, a tale of determination and rhythm. After the story, they'll bring their creative vision to life by crafting their very own dancing jungle animal. For those eager to explore further, there's an optional performance art collaboration where they can showcase how their animal might move, celebrating the joy of storytelling and artistry. S-E Domain: Self, Social Interaction; Language Domain: Listening & Speaking, Reading; English-Language Development: Listening, Speaking, Reading; Visual & Performing Arts; Physical development Domain VISUAL ARTS VISUAL ARTS Taco Tummy Trouble Students will enjoy the story Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin followed by a fun open art project. They'll explore the magic of color mixing while creating and naming their very own unique potions designed to soothe a dragon's upset tummy. S-E Domain: Self-regulation, Social & Emotional understanding, empathy and caring, group participation; Language Domain: Concept about print, vocabulary; Math Domain: Number sense, Algebra, Measurement, Geometry, Mathematical Reasoning; Visual & Performing Arts: Artistic Perception, Creative Expression Literacy LITERACY My Story Matters Children will delight in the story of Dragon was Terrible by Kelly DiPucchio. Afterward, embark on a creative journey to craft stories that make a difference in others' lives. Together, we'll illustrate our own collective story quilt, showcasing the magic of helping and caring for one another. S-E Domain: Self-Awareness, Self-regulation, Social & Emotional understanding, group participation, cooperation, responsibility; Language Domain: Language use and conventions, vocabulary, grammar Concept about print, phonological awareness, alphabetics and word/print recognition, comprehension and analysis of age-appropriate text, literacy interest and response; Visual & Performing Arts: Artistic Perception, Creative Expression, Aesthetic Valuing, Connections, relationships, and application SCIENCE SCIENCE Loving Lava Prepare for excitement as we delve into Harry and the Hot Lava by Chris Robertson. After the thrilling story, get ready to explore the world of sensory science as we concoct our very own slime creations. S-E Domain: Self-Awareness, Self-regulation, Social & Emotional understanding empathy and caring, initiative in learning, group participation, cooperation, responsibility ; Language Domain: Language use and conventions, vocabulary, grammar Concept about print, phonological awareness, alphabetics and word/print recognition, comprehension and analysis of age appropriate text, literacy interest and response; History Domain: Sense of time; Science Domain: Scientific Inquiry, physical sciences; earth sciences; Visual & Performing Arts: Artistic Perception, Creative Expression Math MATH Free To Be Square Adventure into the world of shapes as we listen to Tangled by Anne Miranda. Children will discover how shapes can work together to rescue a fellow shape while learning new shape names and reviewing others. After our shape-filled storytime, it's time for open-ended creativity with stamp and yarn art. Open-ended stamp and yarn art will follow the story as they imagine their favorite shapes trapped in a tangled mess. S-E Domain: Self-Awareness, Self-regulation, Social & Emotional understanding empathy and caring, initiative in learning, group participation, cooperation, responsibility; Language Domain: Language use and conventions, vocabulary, grammar, Concept about print, phonological awareness, alphabetics and word/print recognition, comprehension and analysis of age appropriate text, literacy interest and response; History Domain: Relationships, fairness, and respect for others; Math: number sense, geometry; Visual & Performing Arts: Artistic Perception, Creative Expression, Aesthetic Valuing Social Science SOCIAL SCIENCE Everybody Says Hello Children will engage with a beautiful story about friendship without a common language when listening to the story Words to Make a Friend by Napoli and Stoop. Following the story, children will explore through art many ways to say ‘hello’ and create a group friendship tree for their classroom. S-E Domain: Self-Awareness, Self-regulation, Social & Emotional understanding, empathy and caring, initiative in learning, group participation, cooperation, responsibility; Language Domain: Language use and conventions, vocabulary, grammar, Concepts about print, phonological awareness, alphabetics and word/print recognition, comprehension and analysis of age appropriate text, literacy interest and response; History Domain: Relationships, fairness, and respect for others, culture and diversity, anticipating and planning for future events; Visual & Performing Arts: Artistic Perception, Creative Expression, Historical and Cultural Context Fine Print Fine Print Actual field trip schedules may vary depending on the arrival of groups. Los Angeles traffic is unpredictable! Please allow ample time for your drive to the museum. If you are late, we CANNOT extend your field trip time, and museum playtime may be shortened. Memberships, discounts and promotions do not apply to Field Trips NO REFUNDS will be granted for groups that cancel within two weeks of the scheduled visit NO REFUNDS will be granted for any child or adult chaperone that has prepaid, but does not attend on the day of visit Any excess funds that cannot be refunded will be considered a museum donation FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE

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If you wish to not be photographed, you may opt out when you purchase your ticket or at any point during your visit by speaking to a Guest Services staff member. On occasion, we may provide visitors with their photographs via email, at which point they will be given the opportunity to consent to our use of such photographs in social media campaigns and fundraising materials. HOW WE USE INFORMATION WE COLLECT Generally speaking, we use Personal Information to provide, improve, and develop our services, to communicate with you, to make you aware of Cayton promotions, and to protect us and our users. The Cayton collects and processes your Personal Information for the following purposes: Communicating with you: We may use your Personal Information to communicate with you, process your requests or orders, and to inform you about our policies and terms. If you do not want to receive such emails or telephone calls from us, please contact us at marketing@caytonmuseum.org . 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This includes designing our museum offerings, processing transactions you request (e.g., provisioning tickets, processing donations), and putting on events and programs. This also includes using aggregate, non-Personal Information for purposes such as data analysis, research, and education. The information we receive allows us to tailor our offerings, improve your online experience, educate and inform you, and customize our services. Promoting safety and security: We use your Personal Information to pursue our legitimate interest in helping verify users and user activity, as well as in promoting safety and security, such as by monitoring fraud, investigating suspicious or potentially illegal activity or violations of our terms or policies, protecting our rights, or pursuing available remedies. Marketing and including in fundraising material: We may use Personal Information, only with your permission, to be included in our social media campaigns and fundraising materials. Processing your donation: We may use your Personal Information to process your donation. Enforcing legal requirements and terms: We may use your Personal Information to fulfill our legal obligation under applicable law, regulation, court order, or other legal process, such as preventing, detecting, and Investigating security Incidents and potentially Illegal or prohibited activities; protecting your, our, and others' rights, property, and safety; confirming your Identity; enforcing any agreements with you; and resolving disputes. THIRD PARTIES WITH WHOM WE SHARE INFORMATION WE COLLECT We may disclose Personal Information we collect to the following categories of third parties: Vendors and Service Providers: We use third party companies to help us provide our Services to you, including to process payments, to photograph our events and exhibits. Some of these companies are given access to some or all of the Personal Information you provide to us. These companies are contractually restricted from using your Personal Information in any manner other than in helping us to provide you with the Services available from the Cayton. Corporate Affiliates and Corporate Business Transactions: In the event of a merger, reorganization, acquisition, joint venture, assignment, spin-off, transfer, or sale or disposition of all or any portion of our organization, we may transfer any and all Personal Information to the relevant third party. You acknowledge that such transfers may occur, and in that event such third party may continue to use your Personal Information as set forth in this Privacy Policy. Other Businesses or Institutions: We do not sell Personal Information to non-affiliated third parties. Legal Compliance and Security: In certain special cases, we may disclose your Personal Information when we have reason to believe that disclosing this Personal Information is necessary to identify or contact you, or bring legal action against someone who may be causing injury to you, the Cayton, or someone else. We may disclose your Personal Information when we believe the law requires it, in response to any demand by law enforcement authorities in connection with a criminal investigation, in response to civil or administrative authorities in connection with a pending civil case, governmental authorities or administrative investigation, in connection with an investigation conducted by the Cayton, and/or to protect our interests and legal rights, such as through responding to subpoenas and defending litigation. COOKIES & PIXELS “Cookies” and “pixels” are small data files stored on your computer. We place a unique identifier in the cookie and use the cookie to connect your computer with the information we store for you in our database. Some examples of the data we store in our database from cookies include your account preferences, items added to your shopping bag, pages accessed, and previous visits to our site. Through cookies, pixels, and similar technologies, we may alert you to new areas that we think might be of interest to you when you return to our site, record past activity at our site, or customize webpage content. Some of these cookies remain on your browser and allow the installer of the cookie to track you over time and across the Internet. A cookie does not identify you personally, but only identifies your browser. Many browsers maintain a default setting to allow cookies. You have the ability to modify this setting so as to decline cookies. 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This Privacy Policy applies solely to Personal Information collected by us. We encourage you to read the privacy policies of any third parties before proceeding to use their websites, products, or services. CHILDREN Our website is intended for use by parents, teachers, and other adults. We do not knowingly collect or maintain personal information from any child under the age of thirteen (13) on our website without the express written consent of the child’s parent or legal guardian. If we learn we have received such information, we will delete that information as soon as possible. If you believe we have collected personal information from or about a child under the age of 13 without the appropriate authorization, please contact us at info@caytonmuseum.org or 424-416-8320 . As described above under “Categories of Information We Collect,” we occasionally employ third parties to photograph activities and events at the Cayton, which may include photographs of guests under the age of 13. If you wish your child not be photographed, you may opt out when you purchase your ticket or at any point during your visit by speaking to our Guest Services staff. We will obtain your permission prior to using photographs in any fundraising and marketing materials. SECURITY We have implemented reasonable physical, technological, and organizational safeguards and security measures designed to protect your Personal Information against the loss, misuse, or unauthorized access or disclosure of your personal information under our control. The security of your data is important to us, but please be aware that, despite our efforts, no security measures are perfect or impenetrable. While we strive to use commercially acceptable means to protect your Personal Information, we cannot guarantee its absolute security. To the maximum extent allowed by applicable law, you agree and acknowledge that the Cayton will not be liable or responsible if any information about you is intercepted, accessed, and/or used by an unintended recipient. If you have reason to believe that the security of your communications or Personal Information has been compromised, please notify us immediately using the contact information below. RETENTION We will only retain your Personal Information for as long as it is necessary to fulfill the purposes outlined in this Privacy Policy, unless a longer retention period is required or permitted by law. CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY We may periodically change this Privacy Policy. Any non-material changes will take effect immediately upon posting of an updated Privacy Policy. For any significant changes to the Privacy Policy, we will provide you with a prominent notice of such changes on the website prior to the "effective date" at the top of the Privacy Policy. 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CAYTON CLASSES ABOUT INFANT-TODDLER CLASSES PRESCHOOL CLASSES SCHOOL AGE CLASSES SCHEDULE FAQ ABOUT CLASS SERIES & WORKSHOPS Cayton Classes are created with the same educational and developmental foundations used in our experiential exhibits, programs, and spaces. View our class schedule by age group. Please select the age group to review classes. Class participation includes one child and one adult . ​ Admission to museum is not included in class cost and must be purchased at time of registration. Designed to expand a child’s social, creative and cognitive abilities, Cayton Enrichment Classes provide critical developmental skills through immersive play experiences. These tools are particularly critical following more than a year of restricted in-person socializing and learning. Taught by experienced teaching artists and child development specialist, classes are intimate and interactive. Participants are encouraged to play in the museum before and after classes. To apply for a class scholarship please email classes@caytonmuseum.org for requirements and information. Infant-Toddler (0–2 years) Preschool (3–5 years) School Age (6-8) SCHEDULE FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE

Make a Donation Every $25 = can underwrite a visit for an adult and child $25 $50 $100 $250 $500 $1,000 $ other ONE-TIME DONATON RECURRING DONATION BY MAIL OR PHONE WIRE TRANSFER/ACH MAJOR GIFTS PHILANTHROPIC MEMBERSHIP GIFTS OF STOCK IN HONOR/CELEBRATION OF LEGACY & PLANNED GIFTS DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS MATCHING GIFTS CORPORATE GIVING Big or Small, Support Play For All There are many children living in our own community that don’t have access to safe or meaningful places to play. But play shouldn’t be a luxury—it is necessary to building the physical, social and emotional skills that help children grow into strong and healthy adults. Make a donation today to help make the Cayton a place where all children and families can learn, discover, connect and grow. There are many different ways that you can support equity in play! Scroll down to learn more about the many ways you can give or click on your preferred method above. Ways to Give Make a Donation Every $25 = can underwrite a visit for an adult and child MAKE a one-time or recurring donation today to support the museum's public programs and access initiatives. Your contribution is 100% tax-deductible and can help underwrite the price of admission for a family in a low-income household. 1 $25 $250 $50 $500 $100 $1,000 $ other ONE-TIME DONATON Become a Monthly Donor 2 Become a monthly or annual donor to create a continuous and reliable source of funding for the Cayton year-round. Your gift will be charged automatically based on the frequency you choose. And there are no strings attached—your gift can be modified or canceled at any time. SIGN-UP NOW RECURRING DONATION Anchor 1 Pledge by Mail or Phone If you would like to make a major gift or feel more comfortable making a contribution offline, you can reach us by mail or phone. By Mail Print out and complete this form. Then mail your donation along with your completed form to: Cayton Children’s Museum Re: Development Office 395 Santa Monica Place, #374 Santa Monica, CA 90401 3 By Phone To make a donation by phone or to discuss giving opportunities, please contact the Cayton Development Department, at development@caytonmuseum.org or 424.416.8342 . For questions or to learn more, please contact: Cayton Development Department Phone: 424.416.8342 / Email: development@caytonmuseum.org BY MAIL OR PHONE Donate via Wire Transfer/ACH Making a donation via wire transfer/ACH is the quickest way to get funds to us—and one of the easiest ways for you to process a donation. To process a donation via wire, click here for our banking information . ​ Important : If you are wiring from Fidelity, please notify us that your donation is being wired and the name on the wire. Fidelity does not disclose any donor information so we will not know who the wire came from. 4 Because we receive limited information when funds are wired to our account, help us ensure that you are credited as the donor so your gift is properly received and acknowledged. To notify us that you plan to make a donation via wire transfer, please email the following information to the Cayton Development Department , at development@caytonmuseum.org , or call 424.416.8342 : — Name of donor and mailing address — Name of fund administrator/initiator — Donation amount For questions or to learn more, please contact: Cayton Development Department Phone: 424.416.8342 / Email: development@caytonmuseum.org WIRE TRANSFER/ACH Make a Major Gift We exist today because of the generous support of our individual donors and philanthropists. 5 When you make a major gift to the Cayton of $2,500 or more, you are helping to remove barriers that limit some children from experiencing the transformational power of play. You are creating opportunities for children of all backgrounds to learn and grow from and with one another. You are investing in the culture, health and well-being of our Los Angeles community. And you are advocating for equity and inclusiveness in play when it is needed most. Our development team can work with you to find a need within the organization that best speaks to you and your family, while exploring the most meaningful ways that we can acknowledge your support in the museum. To learn more about major gift opportunities, please contact: Carly Harrill, Chief Advancement Officer Phone: 424.416.8327 / Email: charrill@caytonmuseum.org Below are a number of ways you can make a major gift: 1 Support our General Operations When you make a gift to support our general operations, you give our leadership team the flexibility to use funds at our discretion, giving us greater capacity to respond to the ever-changing needs of our institution. Unrestricted gifts are critical to the stability and longevity of the organization by supporting not just one part of the organization—but all areas of the organization. 2 Sponsor a Program From public arts programming to early childhood initiatives to Cayton On-the-Go community programs, there are many programs at the Cayton in need of funding support. We can work with you to find a program that speaks to your interests or your family’s values for a lasting impact. Gifts can be made to go toward funding of a program or can underwrite all of a program’s costs for a year or multiple years. 3 Exhibit Underwriting & Naming Opportunities Leave a lasting legacy for your children, their children and our community by naming an exhibit or community space at the museum. Exhibit and space underwriting opportunities start at $100,000 and go up to $1M for Museum Exhibit Wing underwriting. All pledges can be made outright or over multiple years. As a major museum funder, you will be recognized for the lifetime of the museum on exhibit or wing signage as well as on a “blade of grass” in our Generosity Garden, which acknowledges our most significant donors. Funding Options We offer a number of ways you can structure your gift. When possible, we encourage donors to make their contribution outright to support our immediate needs, however we also provide the option of spreading out payment over multiple years to make larger commitments of $10,000 and above more feasible. Donors can also split up a pledge across multiple payment options, such as pairing a cash gift with a gift of stock to meet your desired donation amount. Donors can also choose to make a major pledge today that will be rendered at a later date that is mutually agreed-upon. Our development team will work with you to structure an option that meets your giving capacity while meeting the organization’s needs. Donor Acknowledgment At the Cayton, we acknowledge our major funders in creative, playful and significant ways. Annual donor acknowledgment opportunities start at gifts of $1,000 or more while larger gifts of $25,000 and above are recognized on signature art installations for the lifetime of the museum. Underwriters of exhibit and community spaces are acknowledged on exhibits and vibrant exhibit wing signage at each of the five core museum wings, in addition to the above opportunities. In 2021, we are introducing the Play for All Wall, a new art installation that will recognize all donors who make gifts of $2,500 and above in support of our Free Admission & Equity Initiative. Supporters will be acknowledged on a wooden tile that will increase in size based on the size of the gift. To learn more about major gift opportunities, please contact: Carly Harrill, Chief Advancement Officer Phone: 424.416.8327 / Email: charrill@caytonmuseum.org MAJOR GIFTS Become a Super Duper Member Join our Super Duper Membership Circle to support the Cayton’s efforts and get the benefits of being an annual member like expedited entry, access to members-only hours and events and the ability to come whenever you want (when our doors are open, silly). 6 We count on the philanthropy of our Super Duper members to continue providing free admission to the LA community and bring play into neighborhoods through nonprofit community partnerships—so your membership makes a BIG difference. CLICK HERE PHILANTHROPIC MEMBERSHIP Make The Gift Of Stock Make a gift of stock, securities or mutual fund shares is an impactful way to advocate for equity in play. Making this gift is simple and comes with a number of benefits, including: Makes It Easier To Pledge A Major Gift Reaching a major gift goal can be made easier by pairing a cash gift with a gift of stock. For instance, if you want to make a $25,000 gift but can only pay $10,000 in cash, you can pair your cash gift with a $15,000 gift in stock, or any combination. Helps Stretch Your Gift Making a gift of appreciated stock, bonds or mutual funds doesn’t only benefit the Cayton—it also helps you. For one, you will receive a charitable income tax deduction for the full fair market value of the securities, and at the same time you may avoid capital gains taxes on appreciated stock. 7 How To Make Your Gift Step One: Donate Stock Please provide your broker with the following information: — Name of Account: Sharewell — Financial Institution: Pershing LLC — DTC Number: 0443 — For The Benefit Of: Cayton Children’s Museum — Account: A9G065576 — Tax ID: 20-1470992 Step Two: Notify Us We do not receive any information about the donor when stock or mutual funds are transferred to our account. Help us credit you as the donor so we can ensure all gifts are properly received and acknowledged. Please email the Cayton Development Department, at development@caytonmuseum.org or 424.416.8342 either before or after donating securities and provide the following information about the gift: — Name of the stock — Number of shares — Your name and address As always, we recommend that you consult a tax professional with any specific questions. For questions or to learn more, please contact: Cayton Development Department Phone: 424.416.8342 / Email: development@caytonmuseum.org GIFTS OF STOCK Make a DediCayton 8 Donate in honor of someone by making a “DediCayton.” Your DediCayton will bring inspiration and joy to thousands of children and families while celebrating the memory or individuality of someone that is extra special to you. MAKE A DEDICAYTON IN HONOR/CELEBRATION OF Leave Your Legacy You can support the Cayton and leave a lasting impact for your children, grandchildren and generations to come by making a legacy gift. Legacy, or planned gifts, can make a huge difference in our long-term health and financial stability while giving you significant tax and monetary benefits. 9 There are a number of ways you can include the Cayton in your long-term planning. The simplest way is to include us as a bequest in your estate plans or will. You can also choose to designate us as a beneficiary of your retirement plan, life insurance policy, bank account, stock and securities or property. Some donors also choose to establish a charitable trust, which can allow them to make recurring contributions to the Cayton during their lifetime and beyond. To discuss making a legacy gift to the Cayton, please contact: Carly Harrill, Chief Advancement Officer Phone: 424.416.8342 / Email: charrill@caytonmuseum.org Note: Please consult your tax, legal, or financial advisors concerning the specific details of making a legacy gift to the Cayton and to help you determine which approach is best for you. LEGACY & PLANNED GIFTS Donate Through a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) Making a contribution through a donor advised fund, or DAF, gives you the flexibility to tailor your philanthropic giving, recommending how much and how often money is granted to the Cayton Children’s Museum. 10 It’s a great way to put your charitable dollars to work, whether you want to make a one-time unrestricted grant or a recurring grant to a campaign or program. You can also designate the Cayton as a beneficiary of the entire account or a percentage of the fund. How to make a gift through your DAF 1 STEP 1: Request a grant distribution through your DAF fund administrator. Make sure to include our EIN #: 20-1470992 2 STEP 2: Indicate whether your gift is unrestricted or designated to a specific program or effort that aligns with your interests (Please note that the Cayton prefers unrestricted gifts so the organization can choose where the dollars are needed most.) 3 STEP 3: Ask your fund administrator to mail your donation or pay by ACH with documentation that includes the donor’s identity and intent for how funds should be used or allocated. By Mail: Cayton Children’s Museum 395 Santa Monica Place, #374 Santa Monica, CA 90401 By ACH: Wire transfer instructions can be downloaded here . For questions or to learn more, please contact: Cayton Development Department Phone: 424.416.8342 / Email: development@caytonmuseum.org DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS Company Matching Gift Ask your company to match your gift and your contribution to the Cayton Children’s Museum can be doubled or tripled in value, thereby maximizing your impact! Talk to your employer or HR department to see if they have a matching gift program. If they do, request a matching gift form from your employer and follow the directions to initiate the match. Next, email or mail your form to the Cayton and we will notify you when your gift has been matched. 11 By Email: Send your form to development@caytonmuseum.org with the subject line “Matching Gift – YOUR NAME.” Someone from our team will confirm upon receipt. By Mail: Mail your form to: Cayton Children’s Museum Re: Matching Gift 395 Santa Monica Place, #374 Santa Monica, CA 90401 For questions or to learn more, please contact: Cayton Development Department Phone: 424.416.8342 / Email: development@caytonmuseum.org MATCHING GIFTS Become a Corporate Supporter The Cayton Children’s Museum is committed to activating the power of play as a force for good—and, together, with our corporate partners, we can achieve that. Partnering with the Cayton can give your company a creative and meaningful way to promote your social responsibility efforts while helping increase access to play for thousands of children and families across Los Angeles County. We offer fun and engaging corporate partnership opportunities that demonstrate your company’s values and commitment to equity in play with the flexibility to develop customized partnerships that help meet your brand goals. Here are a few ways you can partner with the Cayton: Corporate Membership If your company is based or has offices in Los Angeles County, corporate membership is a great way for you to provide a rewarding benefit for your employees while reminding your team that work should be fun. Corporate memberships provide all of our membership benefits for your employees and their immediate families at an annual fee that is based on the size of your staff. In addition, your company will be recognized on annual donor signage and in museum publications and promotional materials for your generous support. Helps Stretch Your Gift 12 There are a number of ways that your company can give to the Cayton. You can make a corporate gift to the Cayton to support our overall nonprofit mission or direct it to a program that strongly aligns with your core brand values. We will work with you to customize a corporate acknowledgment plan that best fits your annual objectives. If you have a corporate foundation or grant-giving program, the Cayton can put your philanthropic dollars to work to create a brighter future for the children of Los Angeles. A myriad of public programs designed to promote multiculturalism and early childhood development, as well as community outreach programs that bring the Cayton into underserved neighborhoods, make an investment in the Cayton—an investment in the community. We welcome the opportunity to apply for funding through your corporate foundation to achieve our shared goals. ​ Cause Marketing We believe in authentic partnerships with purpose-driven brands that are committed to creating a better world built on equity, inclusivity, acceptance and belonging. If your company or brand aligns with these principles, consider a cause marketing partnership with the Cayton. Whether your company is interested in a donation with purchase, consumer pledge drive or employee engagement opportunities, partnering with the Cayton on a cause marketing initiative can drive sales while demonstrating your corporate values to your consumers in ways that are meaningful and engaging. Support the Cayton through a company grant and be our partner in increasing access to play. Our Corporate Giving program gives your company or brand a meaningful way to reach your corporate philanthropy objectives while positioning you as a positive force in the community and building brand loyalty. For questions or to learn more, please contact: Eliza Sanchez, Institutional Giving Manager Phone: 424.416.2462 / Email: esanchez@caytonmuseum.org CORPORATE GIVING Our organization earned a 2021 Gold Seal of Transparency! Now, everyone can view our financial details and learn about the people at our organization. Check out our updated #NonprofitProfile on Candid: www.guidestar.org/profile/20-1470992