KeyBank Invests $300,000 in the Toledo Museum of Art to Expand Free Art Experiences Across Toledo
Key Highlights
- ➤KeyBank Foundation invests $300,000 in Toledo Museum of Art outreach
- ➤Toledo Museum of Art targets over 150 annual sessions across all sites
- ➤Program aims to serve more than 1,700 participants annually across all sites
Expert Statements
Grace Toth, Emma Leah Bippus Director of Education, Toledo Museum of Art
“We are incredibly grateful to KeyBank and the KeyBank Foundation for this transformative investment in our community”
Grace Toth, Emma Leah Bippus Director of Education, Toledo Museum of Art
“This support will allow us to deepen the meaningful work our Outreach team is doing every day, building relationships and creating relevant, inspiring art experiences that meet people where they are.”
Grace Toth, Emma Leah Bippus Director of Education, Toledo Museum of Art
“By bringing opportunities for creativity, connection and personal expression directly into Toledo neighborhoods, we can remove barriers to participation and ensure that more members of our community feel welcomed, valued and connected through art.”
Dan Dower, KeyBank Northwest Ohio Market President
“KeyBank and the Toledo Museum of Art have a long-storied partnership that spans more than 25 years”
Dan Dower, KeyBank Northwest Ohio Market President
“We're proud to continue supporting the museum and their efforts to bring meaningful art experiences into the lives of children and adults across Toledo.”
Dan Dower, KeyBank Northwest Ohio Market President
“Art has the power to inspire, build connections and create a sense of belonging.”
TOLEDO, OH / ACCESS Newswire / October 14, 2026 / The KeyBank Foundation announced an investment of $300,000 in the Toledo Museum of Art (TMA) to support the delivery of its community-based outreach program, which brings free, hands-on art experiences directly into neighborhoods across Toledo. The program is designed to remove barriers to arts participation while creating consistent and safe spaces for children, youth, families, and adults experiencing economic instability.
By bringing art directly into Toledo neighborhoods, the program will help foster creativity, connection, personal expression and lifelong learning for community members who may otherwise have limited access to arts enrichment opportunities.
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