Since its founding in 2014, the Kansas City Automotive Museum in Olathe has become the premier destination for celebrating the automobile and the rich automotive heritage of the greater Kansas City area. As a vibrant hub for car enthusiasts and the community alike, the Museum offers a unique experience, showcasing the evolution of vehicles from the iconic Model-T Fords—some of which were assembled right here in Kansas City—to today’s most thrilling performance cars.

The Kansas City Automotive Museum is more than just a display of cars; it’s a dynamic part of the community. Our offerings appeal to everyone, from history buffs to gearheads, making it a beloved institution in the region. Additionally, our vehicle storage facility, The Underground, located in Kansas City, Missouri, houses over 200 privately-owned vehicles. We open The Underground to the public on the first Saturday of every month, free of charge, allowing visitors to enjoy this impressive collection.

To continue our mission and expand our impact, we rely on the generous support of individuals and corporate sponsors. In 2025, we’re excited to launch our Corporate Partnership Program, designed to deepen our engagement with local businesses and corporations throughout the year. This program offers an incredible opportunity for your business to align with the Museum and The Underground, showcasing your commitment to the community while gaining year-round exposure.

By becoming a Corporate Partner, your business will enjoy a range of exclusive benefits, including prominent recognition, direct involvement with the Museum’s activities, and opportunities to engage with our passionate community. Your support will not only enhance your company’s philanthropic profile but also provide valuable experiences for your employees, customers, and clients.

Join us in preserving and promoting Kansas City’s automotive legacy. With a single, annual donation at your preferred level, you can drive both community impact and business visibility. Let’s make history together—partner with the Kansas City Automotive Museum and The Underground today.