Banking Executive Bemetra Simmons joins United Way Suncoast TAMPA, FL (January 31, 2020) – Long-time banking executive, Bemetra Simmons has joined United Way Suncoast as Chief Strategy and Operations Officer.
Enjoy discounted tickets to cheer on the Tampa Bay Lightning as they play the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday, March 12 and help support children and their families in our community.
Massive Volunteer Event is the Largest of Its Kind Across Five Counties More than 2,300 volunteers turned out on October 11th for United Way Suncoast’s annual Day of Caring.
New CEO is a Well-known Community Leader in the Tampa Bay Area TAMPA, FL (October 9, 2019) – Following an extensive local and national search, the United Way Suncoast (UWS) Board of Directors announced the approval of Jessica Muroff as the organization’s new CEO.
Program provides academic support for 6- to 12-year-old children living in Janie’s Garden, which is named for well-loved community members Sarasota, FL (October 1, 2019) The Earl & Mary Watts After-school Program at Janie’s Garden opened yesterday to a packed crowd.
As we approach the end of the calendar year, it’s timely to consider year-end giving options and how they can support a donor’s charitable and financial goals.
In 2017 United Way Suncoast (UWS) made a commitment to review our investment process and strategies to ensure that we continue to align all community investments with our mission to break the cycle of generational poverty by focusing on early learning, youth success and financial stability initiatives.
Alan and Gwenne Henricks It was during a 35-year career with Caterpillar Inc.
Dear Tocqueville Society Members, When I assumed the role of chair for the United Way Suncoast Board earlier this year, I expected 2019 to be a year of transition with an upcoming change to United Way Suncoast’s investment process, the proposed expansion of our Campbell Park Resource Center and the rollout of Salesforce Philanthropy Cloud, […]
Just the mention of a block party creates an image of music, food, fun and most of all, a community coming together to share and celebrate. That was the case on September 7th when United Way Suncoast’s Campbell Park Resource Center in St.