Transforming Lives Through the Power of Art

At the Vero Beach Museum of Art (VBMA), we’ve heard from countless individuals who share how deeply the Museum has touched their lives—creating stronger, healthier, and more joyful homes. Through our diverse programs and exhibitions, VBMA plays a vital role in enhancing community well-being, instilling pride in our shared history, and sparking creativity in people of all ages.

What truly sets VBMA apart is our unwavering commitment to inclusivity and accessibility. By actively engaging with diverse communities and offering free or low-cost programs, we ensure that art and culture are not privileges—but rights enjoyed by all. From hands-on workshops and school partnerships to community outreach and rich permanent collections, every experience at the Museum is designed to inspire and uplift.

We invite you to partner with us in supporting this transformative work. As a sponsor, your generosity will directly help us provide meaningful, life-enriching art experiences to thousands. Together, we can shape a future where art is not only seen—but felt, shared, and celebrated by everyone.

While member support sustains more than 30% of the Museum’s operating budget, sponsorships play a critical role in directly funding the exhibitions and programs that spark imagination and inspiration. At the VBMA, we are deeply committed to providing enriching educational, artistic, and humanities-based experiences for everyone in our community. Our Sponsors make this possible—ensuring that access to art remains open, inclusive, and transformative.

Thank you for considering this meaningful opportunity to make a lasting impact.

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For more information, contact Bev Shea, Assistant Director of Development +1 (772) 231-0707 ext. 109 or email bshea@vbmuseum.org.

Images: Anne Blazejack and Geddes Levenson, Fairest Creatures, 2024, Oil on canvas with jute net, 48 x 48 inches, Loan courtesy of the artists | Edward Moran, Summer Morning, New York Bay, 1873. Oil on canvas. Courtesy of the Thomas H. and Diane DeMell Jacobsen PhD Foundation