Dear Tocqueville Society Members, When I assumed the role of chair for the United Way Suncoast Board earlier this year, I expected 2019 to be a year of transition with an upcoming change to United Way Suncoast’s investment process, the proposed expansion of our Campbell Park Resource Center and the rollout of Salesforce Philanthropy Cloud, […]
As we wrap up our budget planning process and begin a new fiscal year, we’re committed to maximizing our resources and being good stewards of the investments that our donors continue to make in United Way Suncoast.
Dear Friends of United Way Suncoast, It has been an honor and a privilege to serve as CEO of United Way Suncoast over the past five years and it is with a mix of feelings that I assume a new role within the United Way network as U.S.
When donors and volunteers share how they came to be involved with United Way, no two stories are ever quite the same.
Many of you know that in February 2018, United Way Suncoast had the privilege of hosting artist and philanthropist Peter Buffett in Tampa to present A Concert & Conversation, a multimedia performance that included music, storytelling and audience questions on topics related to human rights, civil rights, and how individuals can build a legacy and […]
Dear Friends, Since January’s wonderful Tocqueville 30th anniversary celebration at The James Museum in St.
A native Floridian who was born in Brevard County, Lisa Slattery’s connection to the Bay Area started at a young age with wonderful childhood memories of coming to Tampa to visit her grandmother.
As a member of the United Way Suncoast Tocqueville Society, you already make a significant difference in our community and we are very grateful for your support.
Working together with surrounding United Ways, the new ALICE Report was just released by The United Ways of Florida’s central west coast (Citrus, DeSoto, Hardee, Hernando, Highlands, Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk and Sarasota counties) on February 6.