John Haviland (1792-1852) - A Legacy for the Ages
The Haviland Society, named for the legendary architect of our landmark building at Broad and Pine, is the cornerstone of the Fund for UArts. The Haviland Society is a dedicated group of leaders who support promising and creative students. Like John Haviland, our students will build legacies in whatever endeavors they pursue - visual arts, performing arts or media and communication.

Your Investment in UArts - Building the Foundation for Success
The Haviland Society provides funding to enhance the educational experience of the students of The University of the Arts. Annual contributions of $1,000 or more to The Fund for UArts are invested to support the following initiatives:

• Promising Young Artists Scholarships
• Hands-on Technology
• Student Services
• Student Exhibitions and Performances
• Academic Excellence
• Essential Needs

Giving Levels And Benefits

Artisans ($1,000 - $2,499)
• Public recognition in the UArts Honor Roll of Donors and program listings
• Premier seating at UArts performances
• 10% discount on Continuing Studies courses
• VIP invitations to special University events

Innovators ($2,500 - $4,999)
All above benefits plus...
• THS Gold Card Service for two (2) for free access to all UArts performances and exhibits

Entrepreneurs ($5,000 - $9,999)
All above benefits plus...
• THS Gold Card Service for four (4) for free access to all UArts performances and exhibits
• Invitation to a special luncheon with Terry Applebaum, Provost of the University and artist, educator and author - to explore issues in higher education, art and society

Producers ($10,000 - $24,999)
All above benefits plus...
• THS Gold Card Service for six (6) for free access to all UArts performances and exhibits
• Invitation to a special dinner with Miguel Angel Corzo, President of the University and internationally recognized world culture and heritage expert

Impresarios ($25,000+)
All above benefits plus...
• Live Your Dreams! Day - a special day exploring your favorite art form