Lucinda Honeycutt

Oct 24, 2024 | tbbwmag.com | Jo-Lynn Brown |Lucinda Honeycutt

The Tampa Bay Rays and The Laundry Project are providing free laundry services to local families today, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., at A & W Laundromat, in St. Petersburg. Volunteers, including members of the Rays organization, will be on-site to supply detergent, fabric softener and other essentials. The event is part of an effort to assist families, including those affected by the recent hurricane, by offering free laundry services during a time of recovery and financial strain.

Oct 24, 2024 | tbbwmag.com | Jo-Lynn Brown |Michael Connor |Lucinda Honeycutt

A Kid’s Place of Tampa Bay, a nonprofit residential foster care provider, announced the public phase of its $8 million “Building a Brighter Future” capital campaign. The funds will be used to acquire property and build a 12,000-square-foot activity center on its Brandon campus, as well as renovate a home for extended foster care housing. The campaign has raised $5 million, since launching in February 2023, and is seeking an additional $3 million.

Oct 21, 2024 | tbbwmag.com | Jo-Lynn Brown |Michael Connor |Lucinda Honeycutt

More than 150 business leaders from the Tampa Bay area will participate in the sixth annual CEOs in Schools event on Friday, Nov. 1. The program, organized by the Hillsborough Education Foundation, Vistra Communications and Hillsborough County Public Schools, offers executives the chance to spend a day in local classrooms, connecting with principals, teachers and students.

Oct 16, 2024 | tbbwmag.com | Jo-Lynn Brown |Michael Connor |Lucinda Honeycutt

By Marlene Spalten, President and CEO, Community Foundation Tampa BayThe fall season is a time of reflection, gratitude and generosity. During this season, many are starting to consider their gifts to charitable causes. At Community Foundation Tampa Bay, we know that philanthropy is deeply personal. You have your passions and perspectives, and you have a vision for the impact that you’d like to make.

Oct 14, 2024 | tbbwmag.com | Jo-Lynn Brown |Michael Connor |Lucinda Honeycutt

Contributed by Frameworks of Tampa BayNatural disasters, like hurricanes, can be deeply unsettling, especially for children who may not have the emotional vocabulary to express their fears, anxieties and confusion. Guiding your child through acknowledging their feelings and exploring ways to manage them will help build resilience and a sense of security. This can be difficult for parents as they manage their own emotions.