Your Support In 2022 Will Sustain Us In 2023
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,
Ernest Hooper
December 30, 2022
On The Road To Success, It Helps To Have “Wheels”
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
Ernest Hooper
December 20, 2022
Childcare Center Owner Grateful for Post-Ian Recovery Support
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
Devan Endlich
December 8, 2022
Mother-Son Reunion Highlights CNA Celebration
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
Ernest Hooper
July 11, 2022
UWS Enhances ‘State Of The Market’ Discussion
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,
Ernest Hooper
July 1, 2022
A New Day Dawns in Wimauma
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.
Devan Endlich
March 10, 2022
An Angel in Scrubs
As she sat in her maroon scrubs, joyous about completing a certified nursing assistant program through United Way Suncoast’s Sulphur Springs Resource Center, Tajh C. looked into her crystal ball and saw…
jsalice
December 23, 2021
Phlebotomy Class Draws Neighborhood Interest
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
Devan Endlich
October 6, 2021
COVID-19 Hit As Record Number of ALICE Families Priced Out of Survival
ALICE Report: A crisis in the making as 66% increase in Florida’s ALICE households over 10 years fueled by high-priced basics and stagnant wages. To read a copy of the
jsalice
May 4, 2020