Edward B. Green building plumbing renovations at the toledo museum of art [in july 2021, the toledo museum of art (TMA), with unanimous approval from its board of directors, enacted a bold five-year…

The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) awarded a $400,000 Project Grant under the Promotion of the Humanities Challenge Grants program (CFDA 45.130) to the Toledo Museum of Art. This funding supports critical renovations to the century-old plumbing infrastructure in the Edward B. Green Building, which houses the museum's art collection and serves as a venue for arts and humanities programming. The project will safeguard the museum's valuable artworks and provide comfortable, inviting spaces for artists, staff, and visitors. This award directly supports the museum's strategic objective of achieving operational excellence and aligns with the NEH program's goal of strengthening the institutional capacity and infrastructure of humanities organizations across the United States. The grant was awarded on April 1, 2024, with a final completion date of March 31, 2026.

Edward B. Green building plumbing renovations at the toledo museum of art [in july 2021, the toledo museum of art (TMA), with unanimous approval from its board of directors, enacted a bold five-year strategic plan that established a vision for becoming the model museum in the united states for its commitment to quality and culture of belonging. TMA's plan is driven through four objectives: (1) transition to active community outreach and engagement; (2) broaden the narrative of art history; (3) become an employer of choice; (4) create a platform for operational excellence. This application for our green building plumbing renovations directly supports the fourth strategic objective by upgrading the critical century-old infrastructure that houses TMA's collection and provides venues for arts and humanities programming. These crucial repairs will not only safeguard artwork but offer comfortable and inviting spaces at TMA for artists, staff, and visitors.]