Nonprofits activate Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund to support Hurricane Ian recovery
A partnership of area charitable organizations have activated the Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund to support nonprofit groups working on Hurricane Ian recovery efforts.
Much has changed for the better in East Tampa since the 1980s when riots rocked the majority minority community and criminals ran rampant, but many challenges remain even as bold solution makers work to create jobs, new housing, education opportunities, access to healthcare, and a safe environment.
A partnership of area charitable organizations have activated the Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund to support nonprofit groups working on Hurricane Ian recovery efforts.
The USF Health College of Nursing will use federal grant money to launch a rolling mobile health unit in underserved communities around Tampa Bay.
Follow along as Ursula Odom leads a walking tour of Central Avenue East for the Tampa Bay History Center.
Events across Tampa Bay this weekend will celebrate the June 19th Juneteenth holiday.
TampaWell will begin at Tampa General Hospital's Family Care Healthpark in East Tampa and expand citywide.
The Future Career Academy helps prepare students and adults for jobs and brings together employers, students and community members at job fairs.
East Tampa CRA Vice Chair Dominique Cobb launches Coffee + Conversation at Cafe Quiquiriqui in Ybor City to create a collaborative talking space for residents and government officials to learn from and communicate better with each other.
An East Tampa physician transforms a former office building into a community incubator focused on health, higher education, and supporting neighbors. Learn more.
Learn more about the local Urban League's mission to close economic and social equity gaps for Blacks and other People of Color living in Tampa and Hillsborough County.
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