The Regional Arts Commission provides financial support for some performances at That UPPITY Theatre Company.

The Regional Arts Commission was founded in 1985 to promote, encourage, and foster the arts and cultural institutions in St. Louis City and County. A fifteen-member Commission, appointed by the Chief Executives of St. Louis City and County, serve four year staggered terms. The Commission has a staff of six as well as professionals from the community who serve on advisory panels to assist with grant review. The Commission receives its funding from 4/15 of the hotel/motel room sales tax revenue from St. Louis City and County, as well as project grants from corporations and the National Endowment for the Arts.

The Missouri Arts Council provides financial support for That UPPITY Theatre Company.

The Missouri Arts Council, now in its 34th year, is a state agency that allocates state and federal tax dollars to arts projects throughout the state. The Council, created by the Missouri General Assembly in 1965, is a division of the Department of Economic Development and is the second oldest legislatively funded state arts agency in the nation. The Council is composed of 15 citizens appointed from throughout the state by the Director of the Department of Economic Development.

The Arts & Education Council helps support the DisAbility Project.

The Arts & Education Council is a non-profit fundraising and marketing organization working in partnership with donors and the arts community to raise private money to support the arts and arts education activities of cultural organizations in the St. Louis metropolitan area. Building on its large donor base, The Council seeks to promote a wide variety of arts agencies to develop awareness of, build audiences for and increase participation in the arts with the ultimate goal of greater overall arts funding.

Left Bank Books partners with That UPPITY Theatre Company to offer books in conjunction with performances.

Left Bank Books is the oldest independently-owned, full-service bookstore in the St. Louis area. We strive to offer the best that is published. We offer friendly, knowledgeable and experienced service and value our regular customers as part of our cultural family. Over the years, we feel we have become an integral, irreplaceable part of the cultural, political and literary community.

Wise Woman Productions provides financial support for Woman CenterStage!

We are a St. Louis based organization that sponsors conferences with speakers of interest to women. We seek speakers who will inspire meaningful and energizing conversations among the women of our community.

Women CenterStage! is presented at COCA.

COCA is a non-profit community arts center located in University City, Missouri. COCA presents a comprehensive arts education program, offering classes in the visual, literary and performing arts for children, teens and adults at its main campus and at satellite locations throughout the metropolitan St. Louis area. In addition, COCA annually presents the Frank Fowle Family Theatre Series, the region's most respected program of performance for young people, and Women CenterStage!, an adult theatre series showcasing performance by women artists. The Anheuser-Busch Gallery at COCA is home to exhibitions by nationally-recognized and emerging artists.