COVID 19, housing issues, inflation, early learning shortcomings, Hurricane Ian. We’ve experienced wave after wave of challenges during these difficult times. However, the transformative philanthropy of MacKenzie Scott has enabled
TALLAHASSEE — United Way Suncoast vice president Doug Griesenauer stood during a presentation at United Way of Florida’s Capital Days on Wednesday and posed a question to Meredith Ivey, the
TAMPA — An accounting professor, two University of Tampa accounting students and a client sat around a tax return Saturday morning at Hillsborough Community College’s Dale Mabry Campus. The group
TAMPA – More than 350 people gathered Tuesday at Armature Works to celebrate United Way Suncoast and champion the theme of its breakfast, R.I.S.E. And Shine. R.I.S.E. speaks to United
United Way Suncoast will continue its mid- and long-term recovery efforts in the region with the help of a recent $869,000 disbursement from the United Way of Florida Disaster Fund.
At year’s end, all of us at United Way Suncoast take a moment to reflect on our success and renew our hopes for a greater 2023. When we do so,
The road to success can be marked with constant challenges. Bumps and forks along the road may make the journey seem impossible. While some may get bogged down pondering which
Madea’s Loving Hands Childcare prides itself on providing a caring environment for children in Arcadia. But it’s the eyes, not the hands, of owner Sabrina Humphrey that recently left an
United Way Suncoast recently completed a restructuring of its executive leadership team by redefining the roles of Bronwyn Beightol, Kari Goetz, and Ernest Hooper. Bronwyn Beightol Beightol’s Chief Impact Officer
The Pinellas County School Board approved a motion on Feb. 22 to extend the school district’s partnership with United Way Suncoast so it can add Evara Health to its list
