Culture Box Program Discover the World through Culture Boxes. Boxes contain clothing, games, videos, books, toys, musical instruments and other artifacts from around the globe providing students and adults a hands-on experience of world cultures. Culture Box Endowment Fund A campaign is in progress to create an endowment fund to insure continued financial support for this wonderful hands-on program. To date, $20,000 has been raised towards the $60,000 goal. With you donation, you can elect to have a Culture Box named in your honor. Most recently, the French Culture Box has been named the Edwynne Krumme Box to honor a former French professor at The University of Tulsa and generous contributor A children’s movie benefit is being planned for the Circle Cinema. Emily Wood is chairing the campaign and for further information, please email her at emily_wood46@hotmail.com. If you wish to endow a box honoring your heritage or interest, please contact Emily or call Tulsa Global Alliance. Culture Box Program is a partnership with Tulsa Public School's Eisenhower International School. Funding provided by a grant from the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation. Rent A Box Call Eisenhower International School at 918-746-9100 or email Emily Wood. Culture Boxes are free for use in all Tulsa Public School classrooms. $15 fee per box for non TPS groups. Boxes are reserved on 2-week basis View the culture boxes available for check out. Printable Culture Box Brochure and Request Form Culture Box Article The Tulsa Global Alliance Culture Box Program was established in 1993. Extensive volunteer efforts from area individuals and organizations help to create and maintain the popular boxes. Five thousand people have been served in schools throughout Oklahoma through the Culture Box Program. Learning Made Fun Teachers across the state agree that Culture Boxes promote critical thinking, avenues for visual, auditory and tactile learners. Culture boxes provide teachers with an educational tool to enhance classroom lessons on any subject, and many boxes contain a curriculum to aid in classroom presentations. There are many creative ways to use culture boxes, for some ideas, visit "103 Uses for Culture Boxes". Learning Made Fun Teachers across the state agree that Culture Boxes promote critical thinking, avenues for visual, auditory and tactile learners. Culture boxes provide teachers with an educational tool to enhance classroom lessons on any subject, and many boxes contain a curriculum to aid in classroom presentations. There are many creative ways to use culture boxes, for some ideas, visit "103 Uses for Culture Boxes".   Culture Boxes Represent the following countires Arab world Australia Bolivia Canada China Czechs and Slovaks Denmark East Africa West Africa Egypt France Germany Ghana Greece Guatemala France Germany Ghana Greece Guatemala Holland India Ireland Israel Italy Japan Kenya Korea Lebanon Mexico Native American Nigeria Norway Peru Portugal Puerto Rico Holland India Ireland Israel Italy Japan Russia South Africa Spain Sweden Taiwan Thailand Turkey Venezuela Vietnam