Managed total range of administrative support for Chairman of the Board and President at one of the largest foundations in Florida. Directly responsible for the supervision and workload of the receptionist and one secretary.

The Bowl is a college football game matching teams from the SEC and Big Ten/ACC Conferences. It is a culmination of a weeklong schedule of events throughout the Tampa Bay area. It has hosted games typically on New Year's Day for 37 years. Over it's history the bowl has generated a $1.1 Billion economic impact for the region plus millions each year in national and international exposure for the area. It has also distributed over $170 Million to universities. The bowls Charitable Giving Initiative was started in 2016 and has donated millions of dollars to more than 160 area charities.

THE CHATLOS FOUNDATION, INC. is a company based out of PO BOX 915048, LONGWOOD, Florida, United States.

The Sarasota Classified/Teachers'​ Association is dedicated to the professional well-being of all Sarasota County Schools employees!

Edyth Bush established the Foundation in 1973 to alleviate human suffering and to help people help themselves. She was particularly interested in working with children and began granting funds to education and human service organizations in Central Florida. Edyth and her trusted advisors, who traveled with her from Minnesota to her new hometown of Winter Park, Florida, were steeped in the rich history and traditions of Midwestern philanthropy. Over time, it became clear that one of their most important roles would be to help strengthen the caring community in Florida by connecting philanthropists across the state and by providing management assistance for nonprofit leaders. Nearly half a century later, the Foundation’s best work is helping nonprofit organizations be better managed, governed and led. Guided by Edyth's vision, the Foundation remains dedicated to helping needy individuals and families, and continues to inspire thoughtful collaborations to address the community’s most pressing needs.

• Gather weekly content to organize social media calendar and social strategy • Develop stories of local entrepreneurs to share across all media platforms • Improve content development and management processes • Oversee and manage all content creation and development

The Town of Palm Beach United Way, previously known as the Palm Beach Community Chest, was founded in 1945 with the objective to raise and allocate funds to area charitable and philanthropic organizations. Over the years, our United Way has raised over $136 million to help those in Palm Beach County who need it the most. Our mission is to create long-lasting and measurable changes that improve lives and build strong communities throughout Palm Beach County by ensuring everyone has access to the building blocks for a good quality of life: education, health and financial stability. We envision a world where all individuals and families achieve their full potential. For over 78 years, the Town of Palm Beach United Way has been a local leader dedicated to identifying and addressing critical community issues that impact the lives of our residents. We champion community change by strategically uniting key stakeholders, donors and community leaders to invest in successful local nonprofits that provide lasting solutions and measurable results. The Town of Palm Beach United Way is a volunteer-led organization focused on advancing philanthropy and driving change in Palm Beach County. A staff of 3 fulltime employees is supported by 78 board members, 116 campaign volunteers, 110 allocation team members and an additional 115 volunteers all working together to make our community a better place to live and work. For every dollar you give to Town of Palm Beach United Way, 94 cents is invested into programming in Palm Beach County. We ensure that the 4,000 plus contributions we receive each year are efficiently and effectively invested into programs provided by qualified partner agencies with proven records of producing measurable results in our community. This year, the Town of Palm Beach United Way is investing in 71 programs at 39 nonprofit partner agencies in Palm Beach County that will in turn serve 174,842 children and adults.

Elizabeth Morse Genius Fndtn is a construction company based out of 400 N New York Ave # 200, Winter Park, Florida, United States.

Quantum Foundation was formed in 1995 with the net proceeds from the sale of JFK Medical Center in Atlantis, Florida. We began making grants in Palm Beach County in June 1997. The foundation has assets of approximately $160 million and since its inception has awarded $170 million to hundreds of local nonprofit grantees. Every dollar the foundation grants stays in the county to benefit local communities. The Foundation’s mission is to fund initiatives that improve the health of Palm Beach County. The organization is impact-focused and its current funding strategy seeks projects that result in better engagement in health, greater access to resources for health, and stronger connections in the health system.

The Better Business Bureau® of the Upstate is a non-profit organization serving 10 counties of Upstate, South Carolina. We are committed to helping businesses and consumers foster a marketplace of trust. We support our military, assist our seniors, empower our youth, and hold businesses to higher standards. BBB is committed to helping consumers find businesses they can trust. Your continued support helps us have the ability to provide more public outreach and scam awareness, conduct investigations into unethical business behaviors, and continue dispute resolution efforts.

Council On Aging St Lucie is a hospital & health care company based out of 1505 Orange Ave, Fort Pierce, Florida, United States.

The mission of the United Way of Lee County is to increase the organized capacity of people to care for one another. One of the ways that we do this in our community is by generating and applying necessary resources to meet basic human needs. The United Way functions as a fundraising organization for the non-profits we support. In doing so, we take the burden of fundraising off of those agencies so they can focus their time, energy and resources on helping more people in the community. We look to improve and strengthen the community by focusing on and funding organizations and programs working in our four key impact areas, areas we believe are the building blocks for a good life: education, health, crisis, and families and communities. We have 20 local agencies that we support: 2-1-1 Community Connections Boys and Girls Club of East AL Child Advocacy Center of Twin Cedars Keeping Family Connections Lee County CASA Lee County Literacy Coalition Project Uplift Sheriff's Girls Ranch Special Deliveries UWLC Student Health Fund Achievement Center Alabama Head Injury Foundation American Red Cross Central East AL Chapter Community Market Domestic Violence Intervention Center East AL Services for the Elderly Food Bank of East AL Joyland CDC Unity Wellness Center UWLC Community Fund