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Home My WebLink About11-18-2025 Supporting DocumentsCITY OF OCOEE ION40 1 N. Bluford Avenue ocoee Ocoee, Florida 34761 1 flaridc 407-905-3100 SPEAKING RESERVATION FORM NOTE: All submitted speaking reservation forms are public records under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, and are open to inspec ' � on by al persons_. DATE 1 1 NAME PHONE# OCOEE RESIDENT YES 0 NO (OPTIONAL:) ADDRESS- CITY Z I P CODE E-MAIL f 10 rk'v t=2 �1/ VW. ( "'—< _ I want to address the Board about (Please provide Item # and/or topic): 2womyrAl Do you have a prepared statement, or other docents) -from which you will address the Board? No Yes if yes, please attach copy of same to this Reservation Form. All proceedings before the Commission shall be governed by the Civility Code — see back The following time limits to speak are in effect: Public Hearings: petitioner presentation - 15 minutes; citizen comments - 5 minutes per speaker; petitioner rebuttal - 5 minutes. Open to Public — Citizens Comments - 3 minutes per speaker, per meeting. IV CITY OF OCOEE N 14w , I N. Bluford Avenue ococ>e Ocoee, Florida 34761 407-905-3100 SPEAKING RESERVATION FORM NOTE: All submitted speaking reservation forms are public records under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, and are open to inspection by all persons. DATE NAME PHONE# k'�O Lto OCOEE RESIDENT YESO NOP( (OPTIONAL) ADDRESS '131 F ,to... CITY Ivee( '� ell ZIP CODE E-MAIL e r v I want to address the Board about (Please provide Item # and/or topic): Do you h`ave a prepared statement, or other document(s) from which you will address the Board? OP-JI, if yes, please attach copy of same to this Reservation Form. No Yes All proceedings before the Commission shall be governed by the Civility Code — see back The following time limits to speak are in effect: Public Hearings: petitioner presentation - 15 minutes; citizen comments - 5 minutes per speaker; petitioner rebuttal - 5 minutes. Open to Public - Citizens Comments - 3 minutes per speaker, per meeting. IV CITY OF OCOEE V 1q\W4'%0/.4r I N. Bluford Avenue CA-14- Ocoee Ocoee, Florida 34761 \W "O'"- 407-905-3100 SPEAKING RESERVATION FORM NOTE: All submitted speaking reservation forms are public records under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, and are open to inspection by all persons. DATE NAME Lk PHONE# OCOEE RESIDENT YES 11 NO (OPTIONAL) ADDRESS CITY ZIP CODE E-MAIL I want to address Board about (Please provide Item # and/or topic): "c- Do you have a prepared statement, or other document(s) from which you will address the Board? No Yes if yes, please attach copy of same to this Reservation Form. All proceedings before the Commission shall be governed by the Civility Code — see back The following time limits to speak are in effect: Public Hearings: petitioner presentation - 15 minutes; citizen comments - 5 minutes per speaker; petitioner rebuttal - 5 minutes. Open to Public — Citizens Comments - 3 minutes per speaker, per meeting. w. CITY OF OCOE 111NIN zuw 1 N. Bluford Avenue ocoee Ocoee, Florida34761 d, d 407-905-3100 SPEAKING RESERVATION FORM NOTE: All submitted speaking reservation forms are public records under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, and are open to inspecti n by pil persons, DATE x NAME .:.-ram 1� ''' PHONE # y L 2 OCOEE RESIDENT YES ❑ NO 2-- (OPTIONAL) ADDRESS CITY ZIP CODE E-MAIL i I ,:� #, 1, c I want to address the Board about (Please provide Item ##and/or topic): Do you have a prepared statement, or other document(s) from which you will address the Board? No __ Yes if yes, please attach copy of same to this Reservation Form. All proceedings before the Commission shall be governed by the Civility Code - see back The following time limits to speak are in effect`: Public Hearings: petitioner presentation - 15 minutes; citizen comments - 5 minutes per speaker; petitioner rebuttal - 5 minutes. Open to Public —Citizens Comments - 3 minutes per speaker, per meeting. CITY OF OCOEE IqlUxt z3g000, 1 N. Bluford Avenue Ocoee Ocoee, Florida 34761 a ,dfl 407-905-3100 SPEAKING RESERVATION FOR NOTE: All submitted speaking reservation forms are public records under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, and are open to inspection by all persons. DATE NAME-Y. yz G PHONE # [ li OCOEE RESIDENT YES 21 NO ❑ (OPTIONAL) ADDRESS CITY ZIP CODE E-MAIL VICfor� y I want to address the Board about (Please provide Item # and/or topic): Do you ha 'e a prepared statement; or other document(s) from which you f will address the Board? No Yes if es I yes, attach copy of same to this Reservation Form. All proceedings before the Commission shall be governed y the Civility Code — see back The following time limits to speak are in effect; Public Hearings: petitioner presentation - 15 minutes; citizen comments - 5 minutes per speaker; petitioner rebuttal - 5 minutes. Open to Public —Citizens Comments - 3 minutes per speaker, per meeting. CITY OF OCOEE �' 1 N. Bluford Avenue ocoee Ocoee, Florida 34761 i I orl d is 407-905-3100 SPEAKING RESERVATION FOR NOTE: All submitted speaking reservation forms are public records under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, and are open to inspection by all persons. DATE_ NAME. PHONE # OCOEE RESIDENT YES ❑ NO (OPTIONAL) ADDRESS CITY ZIP CODE E-MAIL I want to address the Board about (Please provide Item # and/or topic): Do you have a prepared statement, or other document(s) from which you will address the Board? No Yes if yes, please attach copy of same to this Reservation Form. All proceedings before the Commission shall be governed by the Civility Code see back` The following time limits to speak are in effect: Public Hearings: petitioner presentation - 15 minutes; citizen comments- 5 minutes per speaker; petitioner rebuttal - 5 minutes. Open to Public — Citizens Comments - 3 minutes per speaker, per meeting. CITY OF OCOEE ISR 1 N. Bluford Avenue ocoee Ocoee, Florida 34761 F1.0d. 407-905-3100 SPEAKING RESERVATION FORM NOTE: All submitted speaking reservation forms are public records under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, and are open to inspeptio by all persons. DATE' E NAME PHONE# qJ 7- 19 71 OCOEE RESIDENT YES NO El (OPTIONAL) ADDRESS CITY ZIP CODE E-MAIL I want to address the Board about (Please provide Item # and/or topic): Do you have a prepared statement, or other document(s) from which you will address the Board? No Yes if yes, please attach copy of same to this Reservation Form. All proceedings before the Commission shall be governed by the Civility Code — see back The following time limits to speak are in effect: Public Hearings: petitioner presentation - 15 minutes; citizen comments - 5 minutes per speaker; petitioner rebuttal - 5 minutes. Open to Public — Citizens Comments - 3 minutes per speaker, per meeting. CITY OF OCOEE INN 1 N. Bluford Avenue oCo' Ocoee, Florida 34761 f; o rf d a 407-905-3100 SPEAKING RESERVATION FORM NOTE: All submitted speaking reservation forms arepublicrecords under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, and are open to inspection by all persons, DATE .. f I J .. " NAME `a PMONE # 3 6 OCOEE RESIDENT U YES ❑ NO (OPTIONAL) ADDRESS °CITY ZIP CODE_ E-MAIL It"" , bout (Please provide Item # and/or topic): f want to address the Board about ,� ro Do you have a prepared statement, or other document(s) from which you will address the Board? No Yes if yes, please attach copy of same to this Reservation Form. l proceedings before the Commission shall be governed the Civility Code - see back The following time limits to speak are in effect: Public Hearings: petitioner presentation - 15 minutes; citizen comments - 5 minutes per speaker; petitioner rebuttal - 5 minutes. Open to Public — Citizens Comments - 3 minutes per speaker, per meeting. IM HAPCO MUSICYOUTHARTS Funding for Evans High School violinists Dayrnoir, Michaela, Debrah and Bacarri to attend the FSU College of Music's String Orchestra camp. In middle school, James Adkins wanted to be a drum- mer. He had a great ear but did not know how to read music. He joined his school band and began learning how to be a complete percussionist. To excel, he knew he needed a drum kit at home, but he could not afford it. HAPCO gifted the 13-year-old with his first drums in 2014. Today, he is touring the world as part of the Bob James Trio. James is known for his "boundary -pushing, eclectic style," Clockwise: James receiving his first drums. James with Bob James and Michael Palazzolo. James joined us onstage at the Florida Smooth Jazz Weekend where he was performing with Bob James. UNITED DUKE Walmart "'ENERGY., V AUS 0C�OPP CENTRAL FLORIDA Eric A LE x irx,4 k ff) I RE, Advent ANTON Friedman Health Obser OR-LANDO Ocoee Mayor Xe—r HEALTIT Rusty Johnson Joseph Patrick McMullen info@hapcopromo.org 800.409.6133 HAPCOpromo.org Mickey SmM. Jr Keep on Going Master Class �-A VVIRMT4=0 feel more and ready to leverage change. i RON[ in band and will be adding over half of the upcoming 7th grade class to our program." Shonna Dannels, Band Director Powered Music Walk at McCollum Hall presented by the Fort Myers CRA. Music Director: Brandon Robertson, director of jazz studies Florida Gulf Coast University. Entertainment: Brandon Robertson Quintet, FGCU Jazz Ensemble, Naples Philharmonic Youth Jazz Orchestra, Lew Del Gatto Quartet, Vinson "Wordsworth" Johnson, The PK Trio and La Lucha. Built in 1938, McCollum Hall was a popular stop for touring Black entertainers on the Chitlin' Circuit of the 1930s-50s. M HAPCO MUSICYOUTHARTS Joseph Patrick McMullen info@hapcopromo.org 1800.409.6133 HAPCOpromo.org Third annual RAPCO Jazz Fest Ocoee Ocoee Lakeshore Center Free concert Presented by HAPCO and the City of Ocoee. Music by the Jim Young Jazz Project and the Ocoee High School Jazz Band. International Jazz Day 2025 Apopka Amphitheater Free concert Presented by HAPCO and the City of Apopka's Saturday Sounds series. Funding provided by The Music Performance Trust Fund. Music by the Eighth Note Collective. HAPCO MUSICYOUTHARTS Joseph Patrick McMullen info@hapcopromo.org 1800,409.6133 HAPCOpromo.org packages to Evans High School Music String students and the Town of Oakland Youth Group. Programs like this expand young people's world Views and under- standing of our local communities. W� -- I Wie?WY75"? 7-1=e =,&- #-TrrM-#7,rM7, 71-M-37 State Senator Geraldine Thompson. She 2 helped to lift up individuals, families and businesses. Hall achieve his Music Performance degree with a minor in Religious Studies from Stetson University. Chef Sage shared tasty bites at the West Orange Chamber Best Fest. Attendees voted HAPCO the Best Business at the event. We were also at Oakland's Heri- tage Day in partnership with Healthy West Orange. As a partner with the 2025 Collaborative Campaign for the Arts by United Arts of Central Florida, HAPCO helped raise over $10.33 million in support for 40 arts, science and history organizations. Evans High School Mario Ford, Director of Bands Berklee College of Music & Boston Conservatory at Berklee Program Info I Lei M yj LTZ 41 Am I I L Derrick Harris Master Class Jones High School band camp Naomi J. Nelson, Director of Bands HAPCO MUSICYOUTHARTS Joseph Patrick McMullen info@hapcopromo.org 1800.409,6133 HAPCOpromo.org HAPCO Winter Jazz Bend Clinic Ocoee High School Middle and high school jazz band students learned from Bernie Hendricks, Jc,Ocoee Bond Director, and other pro clinicians who emphasize technique, creativity and teamwork. HAPOD scholarship recipientJhodAhnae graduated from BmrkeeNYC inJune 2025 with aMaster's inCreative Media and Technology. She wants towrite and perform inmusical theater unBroadway. RAPCOFouMder Joseph McMullen caught up with Bruce Antone, Florida State Rep, District 41 in Tallahassee. Our first HAPCO Legends award winner: Dr. Julian E.White, retired Distinguished Professor VfMusic, FAJNUDirector of Bands and Music Department Chairman Bernie Jr. was afinalist for the 2O25GRAMMYMusic Educator Award. The 1Ufinalists were selected from 2.4OO+ nominations submitted from 40states. HAPCO Founder Joseph McMullen spoke atuCity ofOcoee Commissioners Meet- ing. He talked about the positive impacts ofmaster classes, c|inioa, scholarships, public performances, private lessons and instrument donations onyoung musicians. Joseph Patrick McMullen info@Nnpoopmmo.urg|800.4OV.6133 HAPCOpmmo.OrD Programs are conducted in locations central to disadvantaged neighborhoods, connecting young people with industry professionals and giving them inroads into community networks, They encourage artistic expression, technique, business best we serve through the universal languages of music, food and art. HAPDO emphasizes psminoitfonmard—weQWe stQdentsYeal~worN experience and nnsntVhngfrom university -level educators and industry professionals who they can relate boand learn from, The majority nfourinotnuoto,ahoveovercornaecononmicgnd social challenges to forge a path of personal success. They come from a full range of generations, including first generation Florida Highwaymen, and share their stories of how they creatively persevered through socially -turbulent times. LESS THAN ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME (US POVERTY LEVEL, FAMILY OF 4) UNITED DUKE Walmart 11101% 1 hw I ENER IWN*s�nfmr , UO](>(> CENTRAL FLORIDA � �� y�� ~ `^`"~~�~~�� i��Rl�� w Observer ORIAINID() Ocoee Mayor HAPCO Music Foundation I Joseph P McMullen I lnfo@hapcopromo.org 1800,409.6133 1 HAPCOpromo.org $32,150 2025 US Federal Poverty Level, annual household income, family of 4 $41,800 High school $66,600 Bachelor's degree $80,200 Master's or higher degree A bachelor's degree increases an individual's potential earnings by 59%. The be the difference in living paycheck -to -paycheck versus having financial security. ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained and Employed) individuals earn more than the Federal Poverty Level, but not enough for the cost of living where they live. They usually work two or three jobs to make ends meet. Their budgets are extremely tight, often not being able to afford basic necessities. 46% households below the ALICE threshold. Orange, Seminole and Osceola CountieS2 113,666 Poverty level or below 185,861 ALICE, unable to afford basic needs 299,527 Total Households passions. They do not have the disposable Income for private lessons, a musical instrument or painting supplies. They often have limited access to transportation. Scholarships reduce student loan de t. Students Graduating College with Student Loan Debt3 oil IN 11 N11111 11100,1161011 - i W100 "N UNIONS IN K,"C.I!Atqwaklt&s�LOINIOirl&imllf!b�ml-KoldofQM4!#MI folp'g-"110 fl. . Mr-liff•*j# I the opportunity to pursue that goal. Sources I US Census Bureau, census.gov 2 2024 ALICE Report produced by United for ALICE, United Way 3 US Dept of Education, nces.ed.gov, May 2024 Joseph Patrick McMullen info@hapcopromo.org 1800.409.6133 1 HAPCOpromo.org HAPCO Music foundation Florida I Texas I Georgia Kenneth Tolbert, HAPOO Founder Joseph McMullen's high school band director, opened a world of confidence 1 becaMie zw pharrnacist becaUse � played baritone horn in my high school band," - loseph McMutten college, he received a scholar- ship due to his musical talents Attending the Florida A&M University College of Pharma- cy, he was also a member of the Marching 100. He went on to obtain a Master's degree in health services administra- tion from Florida International sioner for the Town of Oakland Florida. And he pays it forward to new generations of young people through HAPCO. Florida Classic Weekend Kickoff Friday, Nov 2118-10 pm Blue Bamboo Center for the Arts 460 E New England Ave, Winter Park, FIL $25 General Admission $35 VIP Priority Seating It's big band energy from Josephine Swing, blending traditional sounds and innovative with signature swing sounds. Santiago J. Parra-Romero, band director. Florida Music Education Association's Annual Conference Music Education for Collective Impact Jan 14-17, 2026 1 Tampa Convention Center HAPCO Winter jazz Clinic Sat, Jan 24, 2026 Ocoee High School I 19P5 Ocoee Crown Point Pky Lead Clinician Jeff Rupert, UCF director of jazz studies, and other educators will help middle and high school jazz band I college insights and lunch. International Jazz Day HAPCO Jazz Fest Ocoee Wine & Dine for the Arts Fri, Mar 20 16-10 pm Ocoee Lakeshore Center 1125 N Lakeshore Dr Free General Seating Ocoee will be lively with the high energy sounds of bebop, funk and swing from Joseph Patrick McMullen || my|8UU.4O9.6133HAPCO Music Foundation Florida I Texas I Georgia HAPCO HEALTH n0 Master Chef Class NAFAcademy ofCulinary Arts ad Miami Central Senior High School Chef Darren Thompson, Guest Chef ofthe Month Chef Yolanda Washington, Miami Central Senior High School Chefs share techniques, nutrition and entrepreneurial experiences. Through HAPCOLIVE, community businesses and organizations hire our musicians toperform attheir events. This partnership gives our musicians valuable performance ex- perience a|ongaidegreo community connections. Since the program ba- gan.our musicians have earned over $50.00Ocollectively, helping many young people fund their university studies orpursue their pro career. HAPCO Clinicians, industry pros and university -level educators, teach free Master classes for middle and high school band students. Content is developed in coordination with school band directors, ensuring alignment with each band program's ongoing curriculum. Master classes provide students with hands-on learning in technique, improvisa- tion, live performance, entrepreneurship, home studio skills, college preparation, and music -related careers. Beyond the classroom, students have the opportunity to grow their network of peers and mentors while sharpening the skills that can open doors to music scholarships and future academic opportunities. Music education offers young people far more than technical ability on an instrument. It cultivates discipline, creativity, confidence, and collaboration — skills that benefit them both in and out of the classroom. Jeff Rupert Director of Jazz Studies University of Central Florida Scott Wilson Director of Jazz Studies University of Florida LeNard Rutledge Vocalist & Musician Rich DeRosa Director, Jazz Composition & Arranging Univ of North Texas Mickey Smith, Jr. Educator, Encourager & Musician The King's Academy Derrick Harris Educator & Musician Trombonist, Dr. Phillips Jazz Orchestra Brandon Robertson Director of Jazz Studies Florida Gulf Coast University =1 Ile In, 111111 NO, Dr. Todd Williams Associate Professor of Music Education Indiana Wesleyan University Dr. Alexander Pershounin Asst Professor of Bass University of Florida Brian Hall Associate Professor of Music Florida A&M University Dr. Nathan Mitchell Contemporary Smooth Jazz Artist, Composer & Producer Giampietro Trifonov Piano Instructor, Concert Pianist & Entrepreneur Dr. Zach Bartholomew Pianist, Composer & Music Educator Florida Memorial University Joel C.Johnson Associate Professor of Music Industry & Modern Guitar/Bass Studies Albany State University Dr. Julian E. White Retired Director of Bands & Music Dept. Chair FAMU Dr. Shelby Chipman Professor of Music & Director of Bands, FAMU HIT I Joseph Patrick McMullen I HAPCO info@hapcopromo.org U D DUKE %N k, I m a r 1h, t t—d"", it""" ENERG,"Y, Alkn0o LTi k`% ()Coe(� CENTRAL FLORIDA 800,409.6133 HAPCOpromo.org HAIPCO HEALTH OF • medicine approaches to help people take control • their health. We focus on long-term preventive strategies that improve how people feel and function every day, reducing chronic disease, improving nutrition and increasing overall resilience for families, especially those living in poverty. Our programs serve all ages, supporting parents, caregivers and children. By removing health -related barriers, we help individuals improve their healthspans. • Health education including nutrition, physical activity, stress management, sleep, risky substance avoidance and social connection • Nutrition and cooking classes • Creative "prescriptions" of nature, music, art and self-expression Our goal is simple: build healthier communities by helping people prevent illness, make informed choices and thrive — for life. Joseph Patrick McMullen info@hapcopromo.org 1800.409.6133 1 HAPCOpromo.org HAPCO Music Foundation Florida I Texas I Georgia Creative Rx Music, nature and socialization all support physical and mental health. They Improve mood, • Reduce stress and depression • Boost cognitive performance • Strengthen the immune system • Improve heart health • Lower the risk of chronic diseases including dementia, stroke and cancer The Power of Music Whether listening or performing, music has a powerful effect on the brain, activating areas involved in thinking, movement, sensation and emotion. Music can improve and even enhance movement, mobility and balance. The Power of Nature Spending time in nature lowers blood pressure, heart rate and cortisol levels. Regular exposure to natural outdoor environments has been shown to improve overall health by up to 92% — and mental health by as much as 98%. The Power of Socialization Socializing reduces the risk of premature death by up to 29%. It can also lead to better lifestyle habits and improved sleep,, all contributing to a longer, healthier life. HAPCO MUSICYO',},,�"',f!�iARTS Educators emphasize food cultures that are familiar, relevant and accessible to our students. They show students basic cooking techniques for and nutritious meals that taste great. With culinary arts students, they dive deeper into career choices and entrepreneurship. holistic doctor, Dr. Charlie Ware practices Ashley Carter, RD, LDN, is co-founder of Eat tion. She is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist. functional medicine, acupuncture, herbal therapeu- Well Exchange, a nonprofit that works to end the tics and epigenetics. He is a Board Certified Diplo- generational cycle of negative health outcomes in mat of Oriental Medicine, a licensed Acupuncture low-income communities through nutrition educa- Physician and a certified Epigenetic Coach. Chef Sage provides free nutrition education and Through Courtney cooking classes 0uadults and seniors in Lanier delivers farm4o4ab|eflavor that blends undenommedcummunitins Sage's Kitchen has Southern comfort with international flair. He's created incredible cuisine for NFL and NBA dedicated tomantodngyouth, inspiring them *o athletes and businesses including Disney World. make choices that shape obrighter future. Chef Darren Thnmmpmon'sculinary philosophy revolves around the belief that food should bwboth delicious and acelebration ofculture and His passion for sourcing local and sustainable ingredients shines through inevery dish hecreates, Joseph Patrick McMullen 800.400J6131 HAPCOpromo.org HAPCO Chronic health conditions last over a year, require ongoing medical attention and/or limit daily activi- ties. They often result from a combination of genetic, physiological, environmental and behavioral factors. They typically begin slowly and develop gradually overtime. Some can be managed, but not cured, with medication. Many chronic conditions are influenced by modifi- able lifestyle risk factors — alcohol and tobacco use, physical inactivity and poor nutrition. Common chronic diseases include cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, sleep apnea, arthritis and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLID). Type 2 diabetes and kidney disease. 97TIff•017577re poverty had a 127% increased risk for dying from heart disease and a 196% increased risk for dying frtrn canc6r. lNing lieith chmnle inflammati#i-I or poverty, but not both factors, had about a 50% increase in mortality risk over the same period. HAPCOpromo.org Sources, retrieved 07.30.25. https://www.cdc.gov/pcdfissues/2025/24_0539,htm I CDC, 2024, https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/adult-obesity-factstindex.html Heart Disease & Stroke Statistics 2025 Update, American Heart Association I hftps://diabetes.org/about-diabotes/statistiWabout-diabetes I hftps://www.ede, gov/diabetes/php/data-research/index.htmI I https-//ufhealth.org/news/2024/Chronic-inflammation-and-poverty-are-a-double-whammy-for-mortality-Hsk own WN M US I C Y 0 "riJ1111T H ARTS 1-0-71,707iUrg- to improve their futures. The nonprofit also produces educational and community - building events and classes. Your support fuels our educational programs that: • help students improve their musical, culinary and artistic talents, boosting their ability to obtain college scholarships • provide easy -to -understand info to adults and seniors on health and lifestyle Connect I "', )'[jL 'M HAPCO online: concerts and events, info, email opt -in, social media links Arnj,,,',P11fjr Our Buzz On social media, follow, share, like, comment and tag us. #HAPCOMusic Join Us at our community concert and events Donate Instruments HAPCO refurbishes unwanted or damaged instruments. We provide instruments to student musicians who cannot afford their own and donate them to community groups. To donate, contact us. Round Up A little change adds up! Select HAPCO as your preferred charity and donate spare change by automatically rounding up your V\Ialrnart,coni orders to the nearest dollar at checkout, Individual F sin SUpport One -Time Donations: Any amount, always appreciated! Optional inclusion in online Patron recognition: • Swing Players: $1 0/month recurring or $120/annual donation • Groove Ensemble: $25/month recurring or $300/annual donation • Jam All -Stars: $50/month recurring or $600/annual donation Community Partners Individual or business annual partnerships. Benefits available on separate page or online. HIARGORmaimna I ■ sparkgood- HAPCO Music Foundation I Joseph Patrick McMullen I info@hapcopromo.org 1800.409,6133 1 HAPCOpromo,org 0719012"01M RENTER "! I=, I I Z' See next page for partnership level benefits. ftl I I KI fill I KI 0 *rM krAl J I &ILA I ftl1fl; I ft, Education Pr esetnters Music education at middle and high schools. Seniors/adult health education at community events and facilities. Classes are typically 30-75 students. • Music Master Classes • Jazz Clinic Ocoee • HAPCO Health Classes The HAPpy Beat Co -branded Community Concerts Presenting status for HAPCO community free music concerts by student musicians at local events and facilities serving disadvantaged people, including seniors facilities and community centers. Happy music to make people smile. Riarn Engagement Sound Bites At your special company event, adding sizzle At your offices, adding team kudos and pep • Student musician performance, grazing tapas for up to 50 people • Beverage options: mocktails, ardsanal coffees/teas, juices and water. Alcoholic beverages and service available (fee -based). L" Bites -2.vailable. Options include: • Chef cooking demo (dinner in 20, gourmet on a budget, old school dinner party, casual on the patio, • Fast -paced, fact -filled and fun Doe Chats. Specific health topics, lifestyle best practices, healthy aging, condition deep dives, etc.) • Drum circles or painting for stress relief Payment I hapcopromo.org I Checks (to HAPCO Music Foundation): complete online partner form and mail check to HAPOO, PO Box 78481, Winter Garden, FL 34778 A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL -FREE (800-435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. REGISTRATION #CH1 3323. I EDUCATION Students improve their talents, helping them to fund their college education or to pursue pro careers. Community adults learn about healthy lifestyle and combatting chronic disease. 2 COMMUNITY Free concerts that unite locals. HAPCO M USI C"i" ffil ARTS Joseph Patrick McMullen I HAPCO info@hapcopromo.org 800.409.6133 HAPCOpromo.org 12 8 6 4 2 1 The IfiAPpy Beat community concert ✓ ✓ ✓ . lEducation Presenter status (Up to 4 each, non -competes) Jazz Clinic Ocoee RESERVED Music or Health Master Class 6 4 3 2 1 TEAM Sound Bites show Life Bites class ✓ ✓ Event volunteer opportunities ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ENGAGEMENTt BRANDING Stage show speaker/presenter e ...---- .----- .._ _ w .__.ak _..... Media interview participation Spotlight story concert ✓ Video Podcast Feature Concert booth/takeaways ✓ ✓ Class speaker on business ✓ Website feature, video + backiinks ✓ ✓ ✓ Spotlight story: email/social ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Social & Email posts, shares, tags L...............� ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ . ..... _..._.. Logo: On -site events _._. „ ,. ✓ ..._ .. . ✓ ---------- ✓ Logo brand collateral ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Logo: website with backiink ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Payment I hapcopromo.org I Checks (to HAPOO Music Foundation): complete online partner form and mail check to A rO Box 78481, WinterGarden, A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL -FREE (800-435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE, REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. REGISTRATION #CH13323. RM International Jazz Day Jazz Fest Presenting Partners $25,000 4 available, 2 each at Jazz Fest Ocoee and Jazz Fest Apopka (industry non -competes). Free concerts with top student and pro musicians . Jazz Fest Ocoee, March 20, includes annual Wine & Dine • Jazz Fest Apopka, April TBD, includes VIP tickets with food, beverage and reserved seating VIP Backstage Access Passes Included with comp tickets, both shows: Exclusive show mixer with event featured musicians and attending dignitaries Joseph Patrick McMullen ( HAPGO info@hapcopromo.org 800.409.6133 HAPGOpromo.org