Frame the Future

Frame the Future


Your Vision. Our Mission. Endless Possibilities.

While our Nova Road campus undergoes a transformative two-year expansion, The Brown's impact has never been stronger. This year, we reached 30,754 students and increased community engagement by 70%—bringing world-class art, science, and history experiences directly into schools, neighborhoods, and gathering spaces across our region.

Why Frames Matter

In art, science, and history, a frame provides focus, context, and perspective. It doesn't limit what's inside—it reveals what truly matters.

As we build the next chapter of The Cici & Hyatt Brown Museum of Art, Science & History, we're inviting you to help us Frame the Future of cultural and educational impact in our community.

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Your Gift in Action

Every contribution ensures our momentum continues while we build a world-class facility:

$50 – Funds community outreach programs
$100 – Enables hands-on STEAM initiatives for local schools
$200 – Supports Summer Learning Institute materials and teaching
$500 – Advances curatorial research and collection preservation
$1,000 – Sponsors the full Lohman Field Study Program experience

The Impact You're Creating

✓ 30,754 fifth and eighth-grade students engaged through our Volusia County Schools partnership
✓ 25% increase in Lohman Field Study Program participation
✓ 70% surge in regional program outreach
✓ Year-round engagement through planetarium shows, lectures, and pop-up events

Make Your Tax-Deductible Gift Before December 31

The best chapters of The Brown's story are being written right now—and you're holding the pen.

Your year-end contribution keeps vital programming alive, expands access for students and families, and ensures our region's cultural crown jewel emerges stronger than ever.

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Questions about your gift? Contact Joann Sorensen at jsorensen@moas.org or call 386-255-0285 Ext. 339


2026 Framing the Future Sponsors
Sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Arts and Culture, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, and the National Endowment for the Arts.