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3:50

Empowering Families Through Childhood Education

For more than three decades one South Florida nonprofit has taken on the mission of providing early childhood education programs for thousands of underserved children in the community. The Guatemalan-Maya Center empowers migrant children and their families in finding their foothold in the U.S. Assistant Executive Director Mariana Blanco discusses.

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4:38

A Collective Voice For Nonprofits

Tens of thousands of nonprofit organizations are currently providing assistance to more than 18 million residents in Florida. With so many channels to help people, one organized network hopes to be a collective voice for the community. Sabeen Perwaiz is the President and CEO of the Florida Nonprofit Alliance and discusses their work.

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5:09

Averting Learning Losses For Underserved Students

Hundreds of children call the Milagro Center in Palm Beach County home. The organization focuses its efforts on providing social and academic needs in the underserved community. President and CEO Barbara Stark talks about their work.

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4:17

Sustaining Florida’s Endangered Coral Reef

There are close to 360 linear miles of coral reef that run along Florida’s coastline from west of the Florida Keys all the way to the St. Lucie Inlet. Unfortunately, these incredible habitats are in constant danger – and in need of protection. Dr. Michael Crosby is the President and CEO of the Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium and tells us about their mission to protect these underwater sanctuaries.

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4:25

Uplifting Communities of Color

The oldest Greek-letter organization established by African-American college educated women strives on community service, especially in North Florida. The Chi Upsilon Omega Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority’s mission is exemplifying excellence through sustainable service. Chapter President Tanise Jackson discusses their charitable causes .

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4:42

Sorority With A Cause

For nearly a full century, the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority has poured its efforts into changing the community. The Mu Mu Sigma Chapter has only been around for a few years but is already providing several programs that are making an impact in the Tallahassee area. Chapter President Alicia Davis talks about their work in the community.

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4:08

Grassroots Volunteerism In Tallahassee

Nearly 600 women band together in Tallahassee in order to improve the lives of children and families in the area. The Junior League of Tallahassee is made up of grassroots volunteers who provide guidance and key resources to those in need. President Samantha Sexton discusses their work.

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4:41

Improving Women’s Lives Through Support

A recent survey found that 3 in 4 girls with low self-esteem admitted to engaging in self-destructive behaviors such as bullying, drinking, and more. The Oasis Center for Women and Girls works as a community resource center to help them find meaning and empowerment in their daily lives. Founder Kelly Otte discusses their program.

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4:55

Building Confidence In Young Girl Scouts

You know their name – and even though their cookies get all the glory -- The Girl Scouts program is evolving in more ways than you think. Mary Anne Jacobs, CEO of the Girl Scouts of Gateway Council, talks about their revolutionary mission.

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5:24

Youth Mentorship Amid COVID-19

Hundreds of children use the Boys and Girls Clubs of Lee County as their outlet for learning and growing into the adults they’re destined to be. CEO Denise Gergley talks about their work and how they’ve overcome the challenges of COVID-19.

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4:34

Alcanzando Una Parte Del Sueño Americano

El Consejo Estadounidense de Inmigración informa que 1 de cada 5 Floridanos son inmigrantes, y alrededor de 2 millones y medio de ellos ya se han naturalizado. Hispanic Unity of Florida es uno de los pilares que ayudan a los inmigrantes lograr el Sueño Americano. Directora de programas, Sandra Tobon, habla sobre este tema.

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4:05

Providing A Piece Of The American Dream

The American Immigration Council reports 1 in 5 Floridians are immigrants, with about 2.5 million of them already having been naturalized. Hispanic Unity of Florida is one of the many pillars assisting immigrants in achieving the American Dream. Program Director Sandra Tobon discusses.

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5:33

Ideas That Spur Wage Growth

54% of employees in Broward County are working in low-wage jobs. Those figures are according to the Community Foundation of Broward, which is launching a new initiative to help employees achieve economic independence. Vice-President Sheri Brown explains what the new program is all about.

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4:30

Meeting The Critical Needs Of Breast Cancer Research

The Susan G. Komen foundation is synonymous with breast cancer research and funding. With more than $1.1 billion dollars invested nationwide since its inception, the organization continues to meet the critical needs of people facing breast cancer. Kate Watt, Regional Vice-President of Southeast Susan G. Komen, discusses their latest work.

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4:39

Youth Development In The Time Of COVID

The Boys and Girls Club of Charlotte County has a long history of being at the forefront of youth development, but the COVID-19 pandemic tested its limits. Executive Director Lynn Dorler discusses how they overcame these challenges.

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5:41

Enhancing Children’s Lives In Broward

For two decades, The Children’s Services Council of Broward County has provided leadership, advocacy, and resources to enhance the lives of young developing minds in South Florida. Cindy Arenberg-Seltzer is the President and CEO and chats about their work.

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