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For a donation of $200 per name, you can create a life-long relationship between a young person and the National Museum’s mission to preserve and share Japanese American history. Your donation will enable the National Museum to fulfill its mission to preserve and tell the story of Japanese Americans as an integral part of American history for current and future generations. Every summer, the National Museum invites all Courtyard Kids and their families to attend the Courtyard Kids Festival featuring educational activities and games for children of all ages.
To view submission guidelines, or to submit your contribution, please click on the link below to visit the Children's Courtyard Guidelines for Inscription page:
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