A rainbow of flowers along the waterfront at Selby Gardens sets the scene for the Roy Lichtenstein: Monet’s Garden Goes POP! exhibit.
A rainbow of flowers along the waterfront at Selby Gardens sets the scene for the Roy Lichtenstein: Monet’s Garden Goes POP! exhibit. Photos by Diane Egner
Sara Roman (University Area CDC Outreach Coordinator), Dhalia Bumbaca and Chris Adwell (WellFed co-Founders), and Stella Chinwubah (UACDC) are among the dedicated individuals who collaborate to help fight poor nutrition and obesity.
Sara Roman (University Area CDC Outreach Coordinator), Dhalia Bumbaca and Chris Adwell (WellFed co-Founders), and Stella Chinwubah (UACDC) are among the dedicated individuals who collaborate to help fight poor nutrition and obesity. Photos by Carole Devillers
WellFed Community co-founder Dhalia Bumbaca demonstrates how she uses her home-made parsley/rock salt seasonings combination in a Roasted Red Peppers dish.
WellFed Community co-founder Dhalia Bumbaca demonstrates how she uses her home-made parsley/rock salt seasonings combination in a Roasted Red Peppers dish. Photos by Carole Devillers
Love sculpture for Harvest Hope Park by Lead Artist Junior Polo was funded by a Treasure Tampa grant by the Gobioff Foundation.
Love sculpture for Harvest Hope Park by Lead Artist Junior Polo was funded by a Treasure Tampa grant by the Gobioff Foundation. Photo by Gianna Rendina-Gobioff

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For Good Through programs like its community garden in Ybor City, WellFed Community works to fill the gap in food education and create food sovereignty.

WellFed Community grows food sovereignty, education in Tampa

Tashie TierneyWednesday, November 13, 2024
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Masthead gallery: Tampa Oratorio Singers perform Mozart's Great Mass in C minor

Carole DevillersWednesday, November 13, 2024
Feature Story Helene's storm surge destoyed the waterfront deck, museum building, outdoor kitchen, cabin and seawall at Sacred Lands Preservation and Education in the Jungle Prada area of St. Pete

After the storms: Some Tampa Bay arts and cultural groups face long road to recovery

Deborah Bostock-KelleyWednesday, November 6, 2024
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Masthead gallery: Florida Birding & Nature Festival

Carole DevillersWednesday, November 6, 2024
For Good Nonprofit Reach St. Pete's Pop-Up Pantry, a donated and converted city bus, has been a part of hurricane supply distribution efforts.

Reach St. Pete: Community nonprofit sees both sides of storms' impacts

Philip MorganWednesday, October 30, 2024
For Good Over 25,000 people attended this year's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk at Raymond James Stadium on October 26th.

Photo story: Making Strides Against Breast Cancer

Kimberly DeFalcoWednesday, October 30, 2024
Feature Story During Hurricane Milton, a powerful gust of wind peeled back the roof of the St. Petersburg City Theatre like a can of sardines, drenching the stage, seats and auditorium.

Tampa Bay's resilient arts community presses on after one-two-three punch

Deborah Bostock-KelleyWednesday, October 30, 2024
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Masthead gallery: St. Petersburg's Halloween on Central

Carole DevillersWednesday, October 30, 2024
For Good Tampa Bay Beaches Chamber of Commerce has held mini-ribbon cutting ceremonies as businesses reopen after the storms. On Friday, October 25th, a free concert at Horan Park in St. Pete Beach doubles as a fundraiser for displaced beach business workers.

Free fundraiser concert in St. Pete Beach, relief events in Clearwater, University Area

Friday, October 25, 2024

Photo story: Buddy Walk, A Night to Remember mark Down Syndrome Awareness Month

Kimberly DeFalcoWednesday, October 23, 2024
For Good The back to back combination of Helene and Milton flooded houses across the Bay Area, like this home in Lithia near the Alafia River.

What to know when returning to a home that flooded

Philip MorganWednesday, October 16, 2024
Innovation News CDC of Tampa founder Chloe Coney is one of the inaugural inductees into the Tampa Black Business Hall of Fame

Tampa Black Business Hall of Fame: Honoring business owners who make a difference

Kiran Malik-KhanWednesday, October 16, 2024
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