Listen in as Tocqueville member Eddie Perez-Ruberte speaks with Ernest Hooper, v.p. of communications, on the inspiration behind his giving, the lessons he learned from his parents and why he
They come bearing gifts. At United Way Suncoast’s North Greenwood Resource Center, former Operation Graduate students often return with their hearts wrapped in gratitude. Their words come adorned with decorative
Imagination Station Learning Center teacher Kodi Strickland excitedly arises every day to help guide young minds as a VPK instructor, and United Way Suncoast helps her achieve success with its
Six-year-old Dariel Gonzalez-Maqueda stares into the laptop camera with brown eyes, wide and eager, and leans his head on the shoulder of his mother, Cristina Maqueda. As he listens, Cristina
Mariana Gillen stood before television cameras, explained how she hoped to elevate students who struggle with dyslexia and displayed a degree of composure that belied her 14 years. The creator
United Way Suncoast’s R.I.S.E. Task Force prioritized a portion of the MacKenzie Scott gift for immediate needs, and right now, one of our five-county area’s most pressing problems is the
Young Leaders’ Society recently hosted Slow, Flow and Glow, a virtual wellness event focusing on personal health. Together, we explored the realities that ALICE families face, including challenges like food
It is with great pleasure that we recognize the newest winners of the Campaign Coordinator Hall of Fame Award. Given annually since 2018, the award recognizes Campaign Coordinators who have
When word first went out that United Way Suncoast would offer a phlebotomy certification program at its North Greenwood Resource Center, it didn’t take long for community members to express
A collaborative effort between United Way Suncoast and the IRS drew the attention of Congresswoman Kathy Castor, popped up in the Twitter feed of Tampa Mayor Jane Castor and earned
