Shop Student-Designed Art on Mugs, Keychains, License Plates & More – Every Purchase Supports School Art Programs
TAMPA, Fla., February 11, 2026 – It’s time to go shopping and support amazing student artists! The Hillsborough County Tax Collector’s Kids Tag Art online store is now open with an incredible collection of over 2,700 original student designs from more than 55 participating Hillsborough County Schools for the 2025-2026 school year.
Every purchase makes a direct impact – 100% of proceeds go right back to participating schools’ art programs, providing essential supplies and resources to fuel creativity in classrooms across our community.
“These talented fifth-grade artists have worked hard to create unique designs, and now it’s our turn to show them support,” said Nancy Millan, Hillsborough County Tax Collector. “Every mug, keychain, or license plate you purchase isn’t just a beautiful piece of student art – it’s an investment in arts education. These young creators deserve to see their community rally behind them and their incredible work. I encourage everyone to browse the store, share their favorite designs, and help us continue building a community that values and supports creativity in our schools.”
What Makes Shopping Easy:
- Filter by school to support your local elementary – find designs from your child’s school, your neighborhood school, or your alma mater
- Choose from multiple products – transform student artwork into vanity license plates, keychains, mugs, mousepads, and more
- Perfect for gifts – unique, meaningful presents that support local students and art education
- Browse previous school years’ collections – missed out on a design from years past? You can still find and purchase it!
Ready to shop? Visit HillsFaxFL.gov/shop to explore over 2,700 incredible student designs. These young artists have done their part – now let’s show them our community’s support!
The Kids Tag Art Program, brought to Hillsborough County by Tax Collector Nancy Millan in partnership with Hillsborough County Public Schools and the Hillsborough Education Foundation, gives fifth-grade students a unique opportunity to design their own vanity license plates while learning about local government. Since its inception, the program has raised over $149,000 for school art programs, with participating art teachers receiving direct classroom funding to purchase essential supplies. Community sponsors including Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union and the Brooks Foundation help ensure the program’s continued success.
