Families who support their communities teach their children important lessons about giving back that can have a lasting impact when those children and grandchildren continue that legacy of giving.
Only twenty-one years old, Ranesha had to overcome many obstacles in her young life and her story is one of hard work, determination and a community that stepped up to help her on her journey.
If you ask donors why they give, many will say it’s because they believe in the organization’s mission or feel that their gift can make a difference.
When St.
With a medical career that has taken them across the United States, Dr.
For more than 27 years, United Way Suncoast (UWS) has been bringing together volunteers, companies, agencies and community groups for Day of Caring, a day dedicated to helping others and giving back, to create positive change in our communities.
Dear Friends, It is with great excitement that I write this first update and letter to all of you, our biggest champions.
With the new year has come new laws for donors to consider as they develop financial and charitable giving plans to best meet their needs. One such law is the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act which was signed into law in December 2019. Provisions of the SECURE Act generally went into […]
More than 70 Tocqueville Society members and guests were treated to a special speaker series event on October 31st when Tampa Mayor Jane Castor joined us to talk about her vision for building a better Tampa by lifting up underserved communities and improving our neighborhoods. To kick off the event, Tocqueville Society member Brian Deming […]