Education & Philanthropy

The University of South Florida has received a $2.2 million donation from Joey Redner, founder of Cigar City Brewing, and his wife, Jennifer. The gift will support the university’s on-campus

Habitat for Humanity Tampa Bay Gulfside broke ground on its first home in Hernando County. The nonprofit announced its expansion into Hernando County in 2024, and rebranded as Habitat for

Cancer affects people of all ages and backgrounds. For the thousands battling the disease, in the Tampa Bay area, organizations like the American Cancer Society provide vital support and hope.

The TD Charitable Foundation, the philanthropic arm of TD Bank, has announced $7.2 million in grants to assist nonprofit organizations addressing challenges in sustaining homeownership for low- and moderate-income families.

Raymond James has announced Ready for School, a $7.5 million initiative to support Tampa Bay nonprofits that enhance educational opportunities for students. Over three years, the program will distribute $2.5

Philanthropy is not simply about spontaneous generosity—it’s about creating lasting change. A change that reflects your personal values and makes a tangible difference. In 2024, our community demonstrated remarkable generosity,

Jesuit High School has named the Rev. Vincent Giacabazi, S.J., as its 22nd president. Fr. Giacabazi brings experience in Jesuit education. A graduate of Saint Louis University, with a degree

In collaboration with the Belize Ministry of Tourism and Diaspora Relations, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, and its research institute, broke ground on the Belize Marine Rescue and Educational Center. The facility

The University of South Florida has named Levi Thompson dean of the College of Engineering. Thompson previously served as dean at the University of Delaware’s College of Engineering and as

New College of Florida’s future baseball field will be named the Beruff Family Field of Dreams, following a $1 million gift from Carlos and Janelle Beruff. Located at the intersection

  For many families, 2024 will be unforgettable. The Tampa Bay community was hit by two hurricanes, Helene and Milton, back-to-back, resulting in thousands of damaged or destroyed homes. For

The University of South Florida secured a record $738 million in research funding during fiscal year 2024, marking a nearly 7% increase from the previous year and a 35% rise