Accessibility Leadership HPAC’s designation as a Certified Autism Center and emphasis on inclusive programming creates a compelling lens for sponsors and funders focused on accessibility and social impact. Propose services such as accessibility audits, assistive technology recommendations, captioning or sensory-friendly event planning, and co-branded partnership packages.

Partnerships Potential A history of collaboration with libraries and museums (Borrow an Experience passes) signals a ready-made network for co-hosted events, cross-promotions, and grant-funded programs. Sales opportunities include sponsorship bundles for joint events, shared marketing, and combined ticket or membership offerings to expand audience reach.

Growth Readiness As a small arts council, HPAC may benefit from scalable tech and fundraising support such as CRM/donor management, streamlined ticketing, and a more unified website experience. Position services as affordable, modular solutions designed to grow with the organization and unlock increased sponsorship and donation revenue.

Sponsorship Revenue Past initiatives like Arts Splash and the Arts & Culture series demonstrate strong community interest and event traction. There is opportunity to develop new sponsorship tiers, digital or hybrid event experiences, merchandise programs, and grant-aligned sponsorship packages that support autism-friendly and community arts goals.

Education Expansion HPAC’s education and outreach focus—paired with partnerships with libraries and cultural institutions—creates demand for school residencies, youth workshops, and teacher programs. Package turnkey education offerings with scheduling, pricing, and reporting tools to appeal to schools, libraries, and city cultural departments.