In presenting two new reports at their State of the Region event on Monday, the Tampa Bay Partnership and the University of South Florida Muma College of Business centered on
How many people does it take to lift up a six-building, 11-acre complex that serves as a safe haven for nearly 50 foster children looking to overcome abuse, abandonment and
Tax season officially begins Jan. 29, so once again United Way Suncoast has launched its annual Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) initiative. Any household with annual earnings of $79,000 or
United Way Suncoast welcomes Mike McCollum as its new Chief Philanthropy Officer. In this role, McCollum will oversee the Resource Development division, which includes the Corporate Philanthropy, Individual Philanthropy and
No one in the United Way of Florida contingent arrived in Tallahassee wearing construction hats. Not a single person from the state’s various local United Ways brought blueprints to the
The apogee, or culmination, of the evening for United Way Suncoast board members Brian Deming, Eric Bailey and Melva McKay Bass came when attendees honored their leadership at the recent
When students filled the hallways of Tampa’s King High at the start of the school year, it proved to be a particularly busy time for school counselors. Dozens of teens
The people of Sulphur Springs recently brought to life what they have known all along: this historic district is not just a collection of houses and businesses or a simple
United Way Suncoast CEO Jessica Muroff left a lasting impression on those attending the PRSA Tampa Bay Professional Development Retreat on Aug. 24. Positive comments swirled after she gave the
We crowded into the offices of state legislators in Tallahassee. We met one-on-one with county commissioners across our region. We repeatedly pull together the area’s most influential leaders to illuminate
