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.

• 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 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.

Mission Statement: “The Lakeland Chamber of Commerce serves as the Catalyst for business success, Convener of leaders and influencers, and Champion for our thriving community.” Vision Statement: “The Lakeland Chamber of Commerce will be the premier catalyst for the advancement of economic growth and quality of life.” Values Statement: “Helping our investors grow and succeed by raising their visibility, providing professional development opportunities, strengthening public sector relationships, and advocating on the issues that are important to business.”

What would a universal network for sending value, independent of any company or currency, look like? How could this new network impact financial inclusion and spur innovations in digital finance and services? The Interledger Protocol (ILP) was invented to solve these questions. The Interledger Foundation (ILF) has been created to champion the global adoption of interoperable payments based on Interledger technology. The Interledger Foundation’s mission is to develop, support, and steward community and technical infrastructure for the Interledger protocol and related technologies. It will promote creativity, innovation, and inclusion by building on the work already done to create Interledger, creating and maintaining more open standards and open source technologies and connecting diverse constituencies to promote these goals.

Aging Solutions Inc is an accounting company based out of 3400 Morlock Ln, Bowie, Maryland, United States.

The Westshore Alliance is a business-based, member association dedicated to improving the quality of life for more than 102,000 employees that call Tampa's Westshore District their working home. Our mission is to continue the Westshore District’s transformation into a premier mixed-use district and cultivate a thriving community for residents and businesses. Since 1983, the Alliance has made significant progress in the areas of crime prevention, education, area marketing of the district, beautification and transportation in Westshore -- Florida's largest commercial business district.

United Way of Pasco County works to improve the lives of individuals, children, and families all across Pasco County. United Way of Pasco focus areas include education, economic mobility, health. human trafficking and domestic violence, child and elder abuse, substance abuse, homelessness, and mental health.

Friends of the Children - Tampa Bay breaks the cycle of generational poverty by giving children facing the greatest challenges the support they need to create a new story. By pairing them with a caring, professional mentor that stays with them from kindergarten through high school graduation (12.5 years) these children are given the support they need to become leaders in their community! Our model is courageous, unique, and proven. We provide each child with a salaried, professional mentor, who we call a Friend, from kindergarten through graduation. 12 ½ years. No matter what. Moving mentoring out of the volunteer realm ensures the quality, consistency, and commitment needed to help the child create a new story and break the cycle of poverty. We have many stories of the highest-risk children realizing their potential: • 83% graduate from high school • 93% avoid the juvenile justice system • 98% avoid early parenting Friends of the Children was founded in 1993 by Portland entrepreneur Duncan Campbell. Campbell was inspired by his own troubled childhood in NE Portland to start a revolutionary new program to help at-risk children in the same neighborhood where he grew up. In 1992, The Institute for Children conducted extensive research on resilient youth and factors that influenced their success. The research discovered that the single most important factor that fosters resiliency in at-risk children is a caring and supportive relationship with an adult. Intervention and support must begin early, continue as the child matures, and consistently address the needs of the whole person. In 1993, Friends of the Children opened its doors in Portland with three friends serving 24 children. Today, Friends of the Children has five national chapters and two affiliates providing mentorship and support for vulnerable youth for 12 and a half years (from kindergarten though high school)-- no matter what.

The Spark Initiative's mission is to cultivate human potential and resilience through education, mentoring and coaching. We serve children and youth in schools, jails, and community based organizations, including survivors of human trafficking. Our evidenced-based programs are implemented by our certified trainers throughout the United States and in eleven other countries.

Since 1992, Keep Pinellas Beautiful has provided opportunities for meaningful service to bay area residents of all ages. As a volunteer‐based, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and certified affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, we develop partnerships with local governments, businesses, schools, non‐profits, and neighborhood organizations to turn public spaces into beautiful places. From Tampa Bay to the Gulf of Mexico, from Tarpon Springs to Ft. DeSoto, Keep Pinellas Beautiful works with volunteers to foster unity and strengthen community bonds through improvement and beautification efforts across Pinellas County. Cleaning our public spaces, parks, neighborhoods, and shorelines is only part of the picture; we’re about people working with people for the betterment of our communities. Keep Pinellas Beautiful provides volunteer opportunities that develop individual responsibility and environmental stewardship. Through hands on participation, people are motivated and inspired with an environmental focus that develops into a true sense of pride and ownership. People feel empowered while volunteering with us because they immediately see the difference they are making in the health and appearance of their surrounding community.

Our Mission: To end hunger in the Tampa Bay area by bringing people together to find solutions that eliminate barriers, increase access and expand the amount of nutritious food available. Our Vision: To build a hunger-free community with access to nutritious food for all. Why a Network to End Hunger: We have all experienced hunger at one time or another: We've all craved a midnight snack, wanted something salty or needed some chocolate. But there's a big difference between trying to satisfy a brief craving or stomach growl and wondering when or from where your next meal will come. More than 12.6 million—one in six—children in America are at risk of hunger. These children will endure lifelong consequences as a result of having limited access to nutritious foods. In fact, they're more likely to suffer poorer health, fatigue, hospitalizations, behavioral difficulties and impaired performance at school. And hunger doesn't discriminate. It can affect any child—even those you'd least expect. Despite the good efforts of governments, private-sector institutions and everyday Americans, millions of our children still don't have daily access to the nutritious meals they need to live active, healthy lives. Learn more about how you can get involved and help make a difference at networktoendhunger.org.