The City of Clearwater and United Way Suncoast have partnered together for more than a decade, providing help and hope to our communities. An integral part of this relationship is
The past two years have taken a huge toll on family finances, especially for ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) households. Making up 43% of the households across our region,
Under rich blue skies, they gathered at Taqueria El Sol in Wimauma last month to tout the promise of a new day and celebrate those who answered a clarion call.
It’s not uncommon for Steve and Carolyn Roskamp to arrive at Bradenton’s Sea Breeze Elementary with an arm full of supplies and a heart full of love for the students.
They enter United Way Suncoast’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance sites burdened with concerns. They exit with a sense of relief, and the anticipation that they will soon receive a tax
Giving back to his community is nothing new for Daniel Erickson. In fact, his history of serving others and connection to United Way Suncoast, began at a young age. While
On December 3, Young Leaders and Women United members volunteered at Easterseals SouthWest Florida, assisting with outside beautification projects. Attendees also had a chance to tour the campus, purchase
Ask Donna Drackett to describe herself and she’ll tell you she’s a mother, wife, daughter and friend. With two active teen boys, Jacob (16) and Cole (13), and a plate
Erin McKenney’s involvement with United Way Suncoast began in 2014. While serving on the Board of Directors for Tampa Connection, a local nonprofit leadership organization for professionals in the Tampa
More than 100 United Way representatives from around the state converged on Tallahassee in November for Capitol Days 2022. The contingent included United Way Suncoast CEO Jessica Muroff, Chief Impact
