NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME, INC.
NORTH CANTON, OH

The National Inventors Hall of Fame, Inc. is a dynamic non-profit organization dedicated to promoting innovation throughout the United States. Headquartered in Ohio, with an address at 3701 Highland Park NW, North Canton, it was incorporated on March 11, 2010, under the filing number F10000001244 and holds the Federal Tax ID number 34-1580038. The Hall of Fame is recognized for its notable programs such as Camp Invention®, a five-day educational initiative designed to inspire creativity and learning in students through hands-on STEM activities. This federally funded partnership program operates with no cost to host schools or organizations, ensuring accessibility by providing resources like curricula, materials, and staff compensation. The organization's mission centers on acknowledging inventors who have contributed significantly to technological advancement while fostering future generations' creative potential through education and innovation-focused events. The National Inventors Hall of Fame goes beyond its core as a museum, engaging with over 1,300 schools and districts across the nation by offering programs that infuse academic environments with inventive content. It celebrates its country's rich tradition of invention and aims to sustain American ingenuity by integrating the stories of inductees into the curricula provided at various educational institutions. Led by officers such as President Michael J Oister, Vice President Monica Jones, and Director Jean Bailey, the National Inventors Hall of Fame continues to evolve, recently undergoing a name change amendment on June 27, 2016. Contactable through phone numbers (800) 968-4332 or (330) 849-8528 and online via www.inventnow.com, it remains devoted to securing America's competitiveness in the global innovation landscape while nurturing the inventive minds of tomorrow.