How does philanthropy fuel Tampa Bay’s economic growth?
Data shows how philanthropy powers Tampa Bay’s economic growth by strengthening the systems that help people and businesses thrive.
Data shows how philanthropy powers Tampa Bay’s economic growth by strengthening the systems that help people and businesses thrive.
A longtime Tampa Bay hurricane protection company has adopted the Storm Shielder name as it marks 40 years in the region.
A D.C. based firm has acquired Luxe at 1820, a 300 unit apartment community east of downtown as Tampa’s growth keeps attracting national buyers.
The Mirasol is returning as a restored boutique hotel and waterfront residence that brings new life and new investment to Davis Islands.
Middleburg is planning a 330-unit luxury community in Spring Hill minutes from Moffitt’s new Speros Campus.
A new coastal neighborhood called SeaWinds will bring 76 homes to Pasadena just minutes from St. Pete Beach.
Pendry Tampa is adding a full lineup of new restaurants and bars to the Riverwalk through a partnership with Clique Hospitality.
Iowa and Vanderbilt will meet in Tampa on New Year’s Eve for a ReliaQuest Bowl matchup that brings national interest and strong economic impact.
For the Bay Clothing has grown from a kitchen table idea into one of Tampa Bay’s most recognizable family built brands.
Nonprofits across Tampa Bay are facing a squeeze. Federal programs are cutting grants. State budgets are tightening. Hillsborough County is preparing to phase out many recurring local grants. At the same time, demand for food assistance, youth programs and shelter is rising. Kendall Webb has been watching the pressure build. Webb is a longtime philanthropist … Read more