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By giving to United Arts of Central Florida, you join with thousands of other Central Floridians to support the community of local arts, science and history organizations in Lake, Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties. In grateful appreciation for this generous support, United Arts is pleased to offer donors of:

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Support for United Arts of Central Florida is support for more than 60 arts, sciences and history organizations in Lake, Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties. These include the cornerstone cultural institutions in Central Florida like the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Orlando Shakespeare Theater, Orlando Museum of Art, Orlando Ballet, Orlando Repertory Theatre (The REP), Orlando Science Center and Orange County Regional History Center.

Support for United Arts also funds more than 1 million pre-K to 12th grade educational experiences. Since 1989, United Arts has served as the primary partner to Orange County Public Schools, facilitating comprehensive arts and cultural educational services with efficiency, authority and fiscal responsibility. Programming is provided through United Arts’ cultural partners and includes sending 2nd graders to the Ballet and 3rd, 4th and 5th graders to the Philharmonic … many for the first time in their young lives.

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Our Children: For more than 20 years, United Arts has facilitated arts and cultural education programming that reaches students (pre-K to 12th grade) in public schools within Lake, Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties. Conducted by the major cultural organizations of the region and funded through government contracts as well as foundation and corporate support, it is often designed to meet Sunshine State Standards and support our state’s core curriculum. Field trips, hands-on activities and performances provide educational and creative experiences in the arts, science and history that enhance learning, develop and expand literacy and enrich our region’s greatest treasure: our young people.

Our Economy: In the summer of 2017, Americans for the Arts published Arts & Economic Prosperity IV. This study measures the economic impact of spending by nonprofit arts and culture organizations and their event-related audiences. For the Central Florida region, results show that the nonprofit arts and culture industry is a significant economic driver supporting:

• $400 million in economic activity
• Nearly 14,000 jobs

Our Community: In the summer of 2017, Americans for the Arts published Arts & Economic Prosperity IV. This study measures the economic impact of spending by nonprofit arts and culture organizations and their event-related audiences. For the Central Florida region, results show that the nonprofit arts and culture industry is a significant economic driver supporting 400 million in economic activity and nearly 14,000 jobs.

2022 United Arts Donor Recognition list