Why supporting the Warehouse Arts District Association

helps us serve the community

We knew that we had a unique opportunity to be an active participant in our Mid-town community once we had a physical presence in the neighborhood.  Because we believe so strongly in building our community, partnering with other organizations has been a major push for us in 2019.  Here are some programs we did in conjunction with other groups:

• In April, we teamed up with Suncoast Centers and the Florida Council Against Sexual Violence to host a powerful exhibit, “Art Heals” – artwork created by survivors of sexual violence. We believe in the healing aspect of art and want to partner with organizations that need a place to hold events.

• We had another great event this year that tells me that there is huge potential to serve the children in the community.  “These Masks We Wear” was created by students with disabilities attending Pinellas County Schools. The four Exceptional Student Education (ESE) center schools represented in this exhibit are: Calvin A. Hunsinger School, Nina Harris ESE School, Paul B. Stephens ESE Center, and Richard L. Sanders School. It is programs like these that your generous donation can help us provide in our community.

Your support will allow us to create even more community events in the future.  We hope that you will be able to make a special year-end contribution.

Please support the Warehouse Arts District Association with as generous a donation that you can make.

Photo of student participating in "These Masks We Wear"- Warehouse Arts District Association in March 2019