KOHL CHILDREN'S MUSEUM: Benefitting from Blackbaud Altru through Blackbaud University

October 24, 2017

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—Bill Sanders, Chief Financial Officer

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Kohl Children’s Museum of Greater Chicago provides experiences and memories to build a foundation for a lifetime of learning. The museum offers 17 interactive, hands-on exhibits for children up to the age of eight. Its programs are designed to nurture a love of learning in young children.

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