It was a day off for Hillsborough County Schools but a day on for the Jefferson High football team. The players gathered on the Martin Luther King, Jr., holiday to
Cassandra Emanuel received more than a certificate denoting her completion of United Way Suncoast’s Certified Nursing Assistant program this month. At a July 1 graduation ceremony celebrating the latest cohort
When Property Appraiser Bob Henriquez gathered community leaders to discuss the “State of the Market” in Hillsborough County last month, the group included Doug Griesenauer, United Way Suncoast Senior Director,
Extending its role as the best way to help the most people, United Way Suncoast announced today it’s making a three-year commitment in 101 nonprofit programs that will total nearly
The climax of the COVID-19 pandemic appears to have subsided, but the pandemic continues to exact a toll on area nonprofits according to a new survey conducted by the United
A new housing crisis study by the United Way Suncoast Data Team reveals that 1 in 2 families in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Manatee, Sarasota, and DeSoto Counties are rent-cost burdened.
United Way Suncoast team members reveled over volunteering at Junior Achievement of Tampa Bay’s Finance Park on Dec. 9. Devan Endlich, Ernest Hooper, Ilise James, Daniel Mineo, Autumn Pandolfo and
For Florida Blue, he’s the market president for West Central Florida. For United Way Suncoast, he’s the pied piper of giving. For more than 20 years, Dave Pizzo has rounded
The United Way Suncoast announced a $3 million commitment to ramp up efforts helping families impacted by the ongoing eviction crisis – a crisis compounded by skyrocketing rents and a
The Tampa Bay Times reported on United Way Suncoast’s plans to spend $3 million to try to reduce evictions in the Tampa Bay area, in part by helping tenants apply
