The Community Foundation of Tampa Bay (
CFTB) has found a creative way to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Beginning in February 2016, residents who sign up for the group's free 'Community Pass' will receive unique discounts to distinguished local arts and cultural-focused programs and institutions such as the Tampa Museum of Art and St. Petersburg Museum of History.
Perks for Tampa Bay area residents include buy one, get one free admission offers to select events or venues, and discounts to museums including the Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, the Florida Holocaust Museum, the Tampa Bay History Center, and other centers of arts and learning.
CFTB launched the Community Pass to help local residents discover and enjoy the local arts and culture organizations that CFTB donors support through discounts and other special offers.
Community Pass discounts include BOGO free admission to
Great Explorations Children's Museum; "Palladium Presents" shows at
The Palladium;
St. Petersburg Museum of History;
Tampa Museum of Art; and the University of South Florida
Contemporary Art Museum. Other discounts include 25 percent off admission to the
Florida Holocaust Museum; $5 off admission to the
Gasparilla Music Festival on Sunday, March 13; and $10 off admission to the
Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg.
“The Community Pass will give back to the residents of our tri-county area, and encourage them to enjoy the wonderful cultural institutions we have here in our very own backyard," Wilma Norton, VP of Marketing and Communications for CFTB, writes in a news release. “We are very excited to celebrate our 25
th year serving the community of Tampa Bay by providing a gift to everyone who lives here."
The Community Foundation was founded in 1990 to serve as a connector between local donors, nonprofit organizations, community members, business leaders, and volunteers in Hillsborough, Hernando, Pasco and Pinellas counties. In those 25 years, the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay has awarded more than $175 million in donor funds as grants to nonprofit organizations across the country.
To sign up for a free Community Pass, click here.
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