Creative Tampa Bay would like to thank everyone who submitted projects. The Tampa Bay region has some wonderful talent, ideas and initiatives! We encourage you to take a look at the projects and reach out to the contributors if you can offer support.

Read a summary of the 10/100/1000 initiative and let us know if we should continue it!

Project Submissions
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• REALM hosts free events in Curtis Hixon Park.
• Artists and Writers Group is planning the Cuban Sandwich Show arts celebration.
• Improving pedestrian safety in Tampa.
• Tampa Changing re-photographs areas of Tampa that are in historic photos.
• Block party to get newcomers acquainted with Tampa Bay.
• Field day for the Children’s Home of Tampa.
• Hoola for Happiness will host workshops to and jams to get people moving in at-risk neighborhoods
• Project TEN is a 10-day workshop for teen entrepreneurs.
• Promote a “less is more” mentality to achieve the american dream.
• A localized version of the section 8 program to help with affordable housing.
• Florida Institute for Community Studies will create a nicer Tampa Bay through a bracelet sharing campaign.
• An “I Love Tampa Bay Mobile Video Booth” will encourage people to share their thoughts about the Tampa Bay area.
• Herbalwise will teach people how to maintain their health with natural methods.
• Academy Prep Center provides educational opportunities for disadvantaged youth.
• The Arts Campaign will bring a traveling theater to local schools.
• TRASITion Tampa Bay will set up “flash cafes” on the waterfront to feature local chefs and food.
• A 100-year solution for world peace.
• We are Danger will create a web site that educates, supports, embraces, and loves our community, starting with the youth.
• Funny Money Productions will create a show about the Artist Rene’ Magritte’.
• Scrapping for the Arts, an alternate fund raising structure for emerging exhibition spaces and cultural institutions.
• Transform the space between Ybor City and downtown Tampa into a botanic park.
• Sunshine City Solar will create a business cluster around solar equipment and technology.
• ‘Transform underused lots in downtown St. Petersburg into the Florida World’s Fair.
• Open Baywalk’s courtyard to food cart vendors.
• Greenlight Night will offer a chance for entrepreneurs to pitch their ideas to potential investors.
• The Aquavoirs – a new Clean Millennium Movement [C2M] Next Generation art of urban rainwater management and the prevention of pollution.
• Florida Museum of Photographic Arts (FMoPA) will expand to a larger location.
• Real Estate Lives (REL) will help real estate and related professionals rebound from unemployment.
• Innovative Design Studios will replace the St. Petersburg Pier with a ferris wheel.
• The Green Can will start recycling programs for apartment communities.
• TGIF 2010 – Tampa-Gasparilla International Fly-in will promote low cost personal air transportation.
• Camelot Community Home Town Charters will present a new level of community-based governance.
• The Florida House and Senate JOBS Bill 465 offers changes to property.
• The Pedestrian Safety Campaign will make Tampa Bay a safer place for pedestrians.
• The Florida Global Airport Project will improve Tampa International Airport.
• Uniting the Bay campaign to bring the Tampa Bay region together.
• The Roosevelt 2.0 facilitates a space that celebrates the creative arts and assists students with entrepreneurship.
• Camelot Florida proposes 10 ideas to take Tampa Bay to the top.
• Install swings in moderate traffic areas with trees and parks.
• China Town along Central Ave. in St. Petersburg.
• Hampton Arts Management will develop an Arts Incubator in Ybor.
• Tampa Bay Businesses for Culture and the Arts will support Chalk Walk.
• Thundershirts will create a Freedom Art Mural with changeable public art in downtown Tampa.
• A pilot television show that helps get homeless families off the streets .
• Kidding Around Yoga will incorporate yoga into Tampa’s public school curriculum.
• The Pink Cricket will host an Art of Reading Festival for children.
• A house to help homeless men get off the streets.
• A creative outlet mall with open mike events in the open area at BayWalk.
• Sweetwater Community Farm will open a new farm at the Children’s Home.
• Tampa Bay International Wellness Expo will provide a world’s fair type exhibit for fitness, wellness and health.
• Gulf Stream Energy Society will harness the energy of the gulf stream to provide eletricity.
• Revitalize the spring in Sulfur Springs to allow for manatee viewing.
• FASTFA Florida will create a bay wide bus system.
• Florida Shakespeare Festival at Eckerd College.
• The G.Y.S.T. will create a collective source of information for youth.
• Camelot Florida will bring MWays and EZWays to downtown Tampa.
• Florida Bauhaus will bring Streets du Soleil to downtown Tampa.
• Cheeky Monkeys Books and Toys will open a book store in downtown St. Pete to nurture reading in young children.
• Increase and enhance outside events in Curtis Hixon Park.
• Landmarc Contracting will replace Tampa’s street lights with LED lights.
• A job fair prior to Buccaneers and Rays games.
• The Free Pinellas Constituency will encourage a renewable community through locally grown food.
• An organized series of dinner parties to celebrate diversity.
• Camelot Florida will launch a National Public Newspaper, based in Tampa.
• Friends of the Friendship Trail will preserve the Friendship Trail Bridge.
• The Florida Aviation Historical Society will coordinate a centenary celebration of the airline industry.
• College students will bring companion animal care into K-12 classrooms
• A mobile van that goes into neighborhoods to spay and neuter feral cats
• Co-op organic gardens that also support food banks
• Localshops1.com will host a contest to find the most community-minded shopper and continue their efforts to support and promote local business.
• Creative Clay will help employ artists with disabilities.
• A treasure hunt exposing people to art galleries and other creative industries.
• A program for mandatory recycling in Tampa Bay.
• Code Green Community will work on a movement toward creating more community with shared resources.
• Create a foundation to support arts projects and their creators.
• The Giving Patch will move toward their goal of creating a community garden for families in need.
• Tampa Bay Mentor Match will provide youth with access to powerful and enduring learning opportunities.
• Tampa Bay Cycle Highway will expand use of the Upper Tampa Bay Trail and make surrounding stores bike friendly.