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2019-2020 IMPACT REPORT
STRENGTHENING PUBLIC EDUCATION
2019 IMPACT REPORT / 1
CONTENTS
03 Our Mission
04 About Us & Core Beliefs
05 Advocacy Priorities & Strategic Plan
OUR MISSION
06 COVID-19 Response
07 Awards & Accolades
08 School Supplies and Resources
10 Mentoring
12 School & Classroom Enrichment
13 Teacher Support and Recognition
14 Scholarships
Our mission is to strengthen public
15 College and Career Readiness
education in Hillsborough County
16 Literacy & Volunteers
through advocacy, investment of
resources and programs that empower
17 Financials
every student to achieve both academic
18 Our Partners and personal success.
20 Our Board
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Strengthening Public Education Strengthening Public Education
in Hillsborough County Schools through Advocacy
Hillsborough Education Foundation believes it’s important to use our voice to advocate for increased funding
This past year has been like none other in our mission In the midst of financial uncertainty, we are incredibly at the state level to strengthen public education in Hillsborough County. Florida repeatedly ranks among
to strengthen public education in Hillsborough County proud of how our partners rallied to provide ongoing the lowest in the nation when it comes to how much states are devoting to education. Across spending
and ensure all students have the tools and resources they support for students and their families facing economic indicators, Florida ranks 45th in the country according to Education Week’s Quality Counts 2020 report. This
need to succeed in school and in life. hardships. With the community’s generosity, we year, HEF’s Advocacy Committee established these priorities in our effort to support improved student outcomes:
We entered the year with a new look, new brand and raised nearly $7.1 million last year to support our
programs and the students and teachers in our INVEST IN INVEST IN OUR
new website focused on our Strategic Plan priorities and PUBLIC EDUCATION
district’s highest needs schools. TEACHERS
sharing HEF’s story and the impact of our programs with
the community. Moving forward, HEF is laser focused on creating equity Increase funding to Prioritize teacher
in education, with a growing concern for literacy rates. provide equitable compensation and
Then, the COVID-19 pandemic hit our area. It created educational opportunites fund innovative ways
extraordinary challenges for our diverse community and During this pandemic and beyond, HEF is living our within safe and secure to attract and retain
magnified deep inequities in our education system. HEF core beliefs. We believe a community engaged in learning environments
STUDENT quality teachers for
quickly adapted our work to continue to meet the needs making educational excellence a priority will transform and meet rising at-risk students.
of students in the crisis—understanding that the most Hillsborough County—and are proud to help foster that operational costs. SUCCESS
vulnerable students in our community are at the highest impactful change.
risk of falling behind in their studies during such an INVEST IN INVEST IN
unprecedented time in education. EARLY MENTORING
LEARNING PROGRAMS
Our Impact Increase access to early Increase funding to
childhood learning expand quality youth
Hillsborough Education Foundation is diverse in programs and initiatives and fund high-quality mentoring programs for
to meet the needs of the 225,000+ students and 24,000+ employees in instructional programs. at-risk students.
Hillsborough County Public Schools, the 7th largest district in the country.
Our Core Beliefs guide us in all that we do so that all students may reach their highest potential: Our Strategic Plan: 2020-2022
Every Student Matters As we look back at our achievements this past year, we are also looking ahead to the future and setting a course
Every student has the potential for success. for continued success for our organization. In 2020, we launched our three-year strategic plan, which focuses
on five key areas:
Equity of Opportunity
Every student should have access to
and equity of opportunity to benefit from a high-quality education. Resource Development: Our goal is to increase
Brand Awareness: Our goal is to be recognized as and diversify revenue streams for programs and
Effective Teachers are Foundational to Student Success “private support enhancing public education.” initiatives sustainability and growth.
Empowering teachers with the resources and support they need to be effective
in the classroom is critical for student achievement.
Education is Key to a Prosperous Community Operational Excellence: Our goal is to improve internal operations and processes
Education ensures a strong thriving community. Preparing students to enter postsecondary that create and maintain reliable data, empower employees and optimize service
and career pathways is critical for a strong workforce and sustainable prosperity. delivery that results in consistent improvement of key performance indicators.
Success Relies on Relationships
Our success relies on strong relationships. We are committed to being a strategic partner with
Hillsborough County Public Schools and other partners with common goals to multiply Programs and Initiatives: Our goal is to provide Advocacy: Our goal is to increase awareness and
our contributions and maximize impact on student success. high-quality programs and initiatives that support of public education.
Continuous Improvement positively impact student success.
Relentlessly pursue continuous improvement and excellence in program delivery,
processes and services using data and informed practices.
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Strengthening Public Education Strengthening Public Education
during the COVID-19 Crisis through Our Work
Bridging the Digital Divide
Awards & Accolades
We’ve continued to strengthen Hillsborough Education Foundation’s brand while simultaneously strengthening
During the pandemic, digital inequities surfaced with public education in Hillsborough County. We are proud to receive recognition from state and local organizations
our highest needs students who lacked vital internet and leaders for our work.
access to successfully connect with their teachers and
eLearning platforms from home. HEF created a Digital COVID-19 Heroes of Tampa Bay Award
Equity Team to proactively find solutions to the digital
7,000 people across Tampa Bay voted, and out of 58 nominees,
divide and ensure students had adequate access. With
Hillsborough Education Foundation was one of 19 recipients
support from our generous community partners and in
honored with a COVID-19 Heroes of Tampa Bay Award
collaboration with the school district, HEF distributed
presented by Mayor Jane Castor! We are incredibly proud of this
free Wi-Fi hotspots and tablets to help more than
recognition for our team’s work during the pandemic to support
800 families—providing the opportunity for students
Hillsborough County Public Schools teachers and students in
to access their online learning. Our work continued
Providing Essential School Supplies need by providing essential supplies, virtual mentoring, helping
into the summer to keep students connected during
to bridge the digital divide and so much more.
extended learning and to prevent learning loss over the
The COVID-19 pandemic created challenging times
break. Our laser focus on digital equity continues in the
for families and businesses, changed how our students
2020-2021 school year.
learned, how teachers provided lessons and how HEF
continued to carry out our mission. In March, within Rated Exemplary by Foundations for Excellence
days of school closures, HEF devised a plan to get core We are proud to receive the highest distinction of exemplary
school supplies into the hands of students who needed by the Consortium of Florida Education Foundations.
them most. We adapted our programs and delivered
$193,000 in supplies to more than 90 of our highest Foundations for Excellence sets quality performance standards
needs schools to support 20,000+ students as they in six key areas for local education foundations in Florida
transitioned to eLearning for the rest of the school year. including: Mission and Strategy; Program Quality; Board
and Leadership; Fundraising and Sustainability; Partnership,
Public Awareness and Engagement; and Effective Business
Lending a Helping Hand
and Organizational Operation. The rating is a reflection of our
Hillsborough Education We donated 8,200+ transparency Tampa Bay Lightning wing Alex practices, policies and systems that we have in place to ensure
Foundation was able to provide sheets from our Teaching Tools Killorn presented Hillsborough the long-term success and sustainability of HEF!
Hillsborough County Public Resource Center to Tampa Education Foundation with a
Schools families with 600+ meal Hackerspace to create reusable $50,000+ donation from his
kits for emergency food assistance, face shields that can cover surgical “Dock Talk with Killer” t-shirt sales,
Silver ADDY Award - Visual Logo Design
thanks to a generous donation or N95 masks and extend the life promoting his Instagram show. His
from Feeding Children Everywhere of these limited medical supplies generous contribution will support
and Chick-fil-A Tampa Bay. during the COVID-19 pandemic by Hillsborough County Public
We love our new logo, and so does the American Advertising
adding a layer of protection. Schools students in need. Federation of Tampa Bay! After launching our brand redesign,
we were thrilled to learn our new logo, designed by Trickey
Jennus, won a Silver ADDY Award for Elements of Advertising
– Visual Logo Design.
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The Impact of our Teaching Tools
Strengthening Public Education Resource Center
with School Supplies $2.7M
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
March 14, 2020 was the last day teachers could access our store in person.
When schools closed due to the pandemic, so did our Teaching Tools
Resource Center and we suspended online ordering for the entire fourth
DISTRIBUTED quarter. Since the transition to eLearning happened during Spring Break,
More than 150,000 students in Hillsborough County
Public Schools qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. many students didn’t have the vital supplies they needed for learning from
Many students don’t have some of the most basic home. We cleared the shelves and distributed the bulk of our supplies to
supplies—paper, pencils or a backpack—that they schools to meet the needs of our most vulnerable students. Despite these
need to be ready to learn. Our Teaching Tools Resource changes and challenges, we are proud of our impact.
Center helps erase the need by providing free school
supplies and classroom resources to students and
2,937
teachers in our highest needs schools. This support
helps ensure all students have access to the tools they
need to achieve both academic and personal success
108K + HCPS TEACHERS
STUDENTS SERVED
and alleviates the strain on teachers to purchase
supplies out of their own budgets.
MADE
I don’t have to worry about the pencil a student needs.
I can give them one and it really builds trust. It makes 97%
5,245
them feel special and it makes them feel like the
classroom is a safe place they can learn. of teachers say supplies from the
Teaching Tools Resource Center give 8, 877
them the ability to create a more STORE VOLUNTEER SHOPPING TRIPS
Leah Burger
Cleveland Elementary 4th Grade Teacher, equal learning environment. HOURS LOGGED
Teaching Tools Resource Center Shopper
Increased Need for HEF has new wheels! We purchased a Box Truck in
June 2020 to allow us to make school deliveries and
AVERAGED
Online Ordering donation pick-ups more efficiently. It also reduces our
costs and eliminates the need to rent a truck.
The schools we serve are spread out across 1,200
square miles of the county. In the first half of the
school year, the demand for ordering supplies online $257
continued to grow—orders were up 81 percent from
PER SHOPPING CART
last year! That was before the pandemic drastically
changed the way we operate. In the spring, our
highest needs schools received special deliveries
of school supplies. For the 2020-2021 school year,
all orders from the 191 eligible schools are placed
online for pickup or delivery to 22 outlying schools.
191
OF OUR HIGHEST NEEDS
SCHOOLS SERVED
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Strengthening Public Education
with Mentoring
5,336 +
Hillsborough Education Foundation’s Take Stock in MENTORING SESSIONS
Our Mentoring Program Earned a Perfect Score LOGGED
Children program is one of the largest mentoring
programs in Tampa Bay. Our program provides low-
income students with a caring adult volunteer mentor Each year, the Take Stock in Children state office
devoted to supporting a student’s academic and evaluates the performance of our mentoring program
future success, as well as continuous involvement using a tool called the Balanced Scorecard (BSC).
from skilled College Success Coaches who engage We are scored on several different metrics
in educational and career counseling and the including the:
commitment of a Florida Prepaid college scholarship
upon successful completion of the program.
Additionally, workshops on topics such as soft skill
• Percentage of students with 15+ mentoring sessions
• Quality of support given to students by their
College Success Coaches.
100%
OF OUR CLASS OF 2020
development, college and career readiness and • Number of and opportunity for relevant workshops SENIORS GRADUATED
financial aid are provided. and fulfillment of the state grant requirements.
HIGH SCHOOL WITH A
Adapting our Mentoring Program This year, for the first time in the history of our STANDARD DIPLOMA
to COVID-19 program, we have received a rating of Gold (the Compared to the most recent available numbers from the
highest rating) and earned a perfect score of 100! Florida Department of Education (2018-2019)
As COVID-19 closed schools in the spring, our Hillsborough County: 86.2%
We are so incredibly proud of our team, and we can’t Florida: 86.9%
entire mentoring operation had to transition to
thank our dedicated mentors enough for helping to
virtual mentoring for our 359 mentees. Our team
make this achievement possible—especially in light of
worked to connect with students in online one-on-
the challenges faced at the end of the year. We exceeded
one mentoring and success coaching sessions and
our goals and continued to support students despite all
offered topic-based group mentoring, including a
COVID-19 Q&A, resume writing tutorial and more.
the obstacles. Connecting Virtually During the Pandemic
1,691 18 70
Virtual Mentoring Sessions Virtual Group Webinars Seniors celebrated during
Virtual Sendoff
It means a lot to me to be a part of the TSIC program and I believe I can make a difference in a young person’s
to have a scholarship and a great mentor. Everything the life. I try to foster good communication with my mentee
program has done for me has made me very prepared, and instill that going to college will open doors for
and I feel like I’m on the road to success. Having a her—having that education is very important in order
mentor is fun and makes me feel more confident in my to be successful in life. Plus, the scholarship is a great
ability to get into college. After high school I plan to go way to start that journey. I enjoy mentoring very much.
to college and study Cardiology.
Kyah Norma Thomas
Student | Take Stock In Children Kyah’s Mentor | Take Stock In Children
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Strengthening Public Education Strengthening Public Education
with School & Classroom Enrichment with Teacher Support & Recognition
Every day, teachers and administrators go
beyond the curriculum looking for ways to
In addition, as part of our focus on equity, we provide
financial assistance to our highest needs schools 2019-2020 School Year
enhance the learning environment for their that lack funding to increase parent engagement,
students. School and Classroom Enrichment
activities support their innovative ideas and
projects to better engage students in their
as well as incentives for students to improve
attendance, behavior and course performance. $58,032
learning. Providing teachers with funding for Professional Development
creative and exciting educational opportunities HEF also provides financial assistance and
promotes better academic results for students. You could see the excitement on the students’ faces scholarships for ongoing education and
when I showed them the large stack of our brand professional development, as well as for
To facilitate this program, we use an online new big books! For many of the books the kids were
shouting out, “I love that book!” Every day the kids
Congratulations to our 2020 winners (L-R): Keyada George – Ida S. Baker Diversity Educator of the Year, teachers seeking National Board Certification.
grant application platform, so projects can Miranda Harwood – Teacher of the Year, Angela White – Instructional Support Employee of the Year
be supported through collective efforts by a enjoyed picking a big book and reading it to their
friends. The books have started to become slightly Every day, more than 24,000 teachers and staff in
pool of individual investors and Hillsborough worn in, which is a sign of how much my students love our district make a difference in students’ lives. They
Education Foundation. During the 2019-2020 these books. play a critical role in providing a welcoming academic
school year, we awarded 128 School and environment where every student can thrive and reach
Classroom Enrichment grants, ranging from their fullest potential—and certainly rose to the challenges
$100-2,000 per program or project. Emily Alexander of the pandemic and eLearning. These outstanding
Dunbar Elementary Magnet Teacher
employees deserve to be recognized and supported.
Each year, we host HEF’s Excellence in Education
Awards with more than 1,800 attendees. This premiere
event celebrates educators and school personnel who
Teachers say 90% of projects consistently utilize their talents to ensure students receive
increased teacher effectiveness the best education possible. It’s an opportunity for our
resulting in more inspired and community to show our appreciation and honor the best
of the best in our district. At this year’s ceremony, 705
motivated students, which
nominees, thirteen finalists and ultimately three winners
positively impacted and improved were recognized in three categories.
students’ academic performance.
Through grant funded projects, teachers
reported student improvement in: Teacher Appreciation Week
• Subject matter knowledge
• Critical thinking We realize our teachers are foundational to our
• Problem-solving skills The Impact of students’ success. To show our support and
• Reading comprehension Enrichment Activities gratitude during Teacher Appreciation Week, we
• Social skills held daily giveaways with a grand prize of a $500
• Grades Classroom Enrichment grant.
Scholastic Art & Writing Awards: Hillsborough Regional STEM Fair:
706 Students 7,278 Students Teachers shared pictures with us how they were
adapting to working from home.
Grants: 30,393 Students
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Strengthening Public Education Strengthening Public Education
with Scholarships with College & Career Readiness
HEF provides webinars and workshops on various topics
Hillsborough Education Foundation works to ensure We are able to support students’ dreams of pursuing Education is the number one factor that will
around skill building, college preparation and career
that all students have equitable opportunities to benefit higher education through the generosity of our determine our next generation of workforce and
exploration, in addition to tutoring for our mentees and
from high-quality public education—to graduate business partners, community organizations and leaders. Students who graduate are more likely
paid student internships. While some activities have
prepared for postsecondary, career and life success. individual donors. For many students affording the to enroll in postsecondary education, which
been postponed due to the pandemic, transitioning to
opportunity can be a financial strain on families. These results in a larger talent pipeline and sustainable
virtual workshops allowed us to expand our program and
Every year, HEF provides more than $400K in scholarships can help ease that stress and positively prosperity for the future of Tampa Bay.
provide more online learning opportunities for students.
scholarships to Hillsborough County high school impact students’ lives and the future of our community.
seniors, ranging from $500 to $15,000.
In the 2019-20 school year, 2019-2020 School Year
HEF awarded $420,092
in scholarships to 220
Hillsborough County seniors.
516 students
516 high school and technical college
students participated in 46 workshops
Additionally, our mentoring program provides at
least a 2-year Florida Prepaid scholarship to mentees
who successfully complete program requirements.
Between the two types of scholarships, HEF
provides $1 million worth of scholarships
annually.
Our workshops effectively prepare students for
their future:
90+% of students surveyed
This scholarship has helped reduce the financial burdens of reported increased
college allowing me to focus on my grades and extracurriculars
to build a strong application for medical school. There is an confidence in choosing their
incredible sense of gratitude and comfort I feel knowing that there
are people who believe in me, and my education. Thank you for
postsecondary pathway,
your help in making my dreams come true. and increased confidence in
understanding and exploring
CHRISTINA HONG funding options.
Scholarship Recipient, USF Student,
Majoring in Cell and Molecular Biology
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Strengthening Public Education FINANCIALS
with Literacy & Our Volunteers Financial Summary
Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2020 per audited statements 2020 2019
HEF Neighborhood Libraries
LITERACY During COVID-19 restrictions, school media centers
PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE
Contributions 27% $1,891,087 $1,807,314
Fundraising Event, net 4% $294,122 $316,862
Literacy is the foundation for student success in and public libraries had to close their doors. To help
ensure our most vulnerable students had access Donated Goods & Services 43% $3,038,858 $3,850,323
school and in life. HEF is committed to addressing
to books, we launched the HEF Neighborhood Government Grants & Other Grants 25% $1,815,182 $1,224,150
the low literacy rates in Hillsborough County
and fostering a love of reading for students. Libraries literacy initiative. Investment Income 1% $41,211 $128,617
Unfortunately, not all students have books at TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT & REVENUE $7,080,460 $7,327,266
their fingertips, especially during the COVID-19 Forty book-sharing boxes will be installed around
PROGRAM SERVICES AND EXPENSES
pandemic and learning from home. the community at or near our highest needs schools
Program Services 92% $6,397,183 $6,695,226
and filled with books. The libraries serve as a place
Management and General 4% $263,065 $271,398
where neighbors are encouraged to leave or take a
Storytime Online book for students of all ages on a variety of subjects. Development/Fundraising 4% $288,785 $298,179
TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES & EXPENSES $6,949,033 $7,264,803
In the spring semester, HEF partnered with the
Tampa Bay Chamber, Hillsborough County
Public Schools and Scholastic to expand the
Storytime Online initiative, originally launched
by Hillsborough County School Board Member Dr.
Stacy Hahn.
60 business and community leaders signed up to
read a book aloud to students—virtually! Reading
aloud to children helps with vocabulary, writing
skills, attention span and memory.
We have proudly earned the highest HEF has received GuideStar’s Gold
4 Star Charity rating from Charity Seal of Transparency by sharing our
Navigator, due in part to our dedication organization’s strategies, plans for
VOLUNTEERS to be responsible stewards of
donors’ contributions.
achieving our goals and progress
with key stakeholders.
HEF would not be able to provide the same level of
support to students and teachers without the dedication THANK YOU IN-KIND PARTNERS!
and helping hands of our valued volunteers. From
Thank you to 290 individual and corporate partners who
our mentors to community members who volunteer
donated more than $1.1 million worth of in-kind gifts
to restock shelves, package supplies or review
in 2019-2020.
scholarships—they spend thousands of hours working College & Career Readiness 4%
on projects from home and on-site giving back to our Special thanks to the Kids in Need Foundation for connecting us with
During the pandemic, volunteers like Brian Butler and his son Chris, stepped up to
community and helping strengthen public education. deliver essential school supplies to our highest needs schools. Teacher Support and Recognition 7%
corporate partners across the United States that provide us with
School & Classroom Enrichment Programs 12% school supplies for students in need.
We’re grateful for our more than 1,200 volunteers:
Because of our generous partners, we were able to help more than
Teaching Tools
Mentoring & Scholarships 25%
Scholarship 108,000+ students in Hillsborough County in 2019-2020.
Resource Center Mentors Reviewers Teaching Tools Resource Center 44%
237
For every dollar you invest in HEF, 92 cents is used directly for our
725 292
Management and Fundraising 8%
programs supporting students and teachers.
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Regions Bank Nova Southeastern University * T. Corey and April Neil
REP Architects, Inc. OHC Environmental Engineering, Inc. Patel Greene & Associates
Rowe Architects, Inc. Richard and Mary Peck Psychological Assessment Resources, Inc.
Joyce Sawyer Tannia G. Peeples Thomas Ray
OUR PARTNERS Spectra Contract Flooring
Tampa Bay Times
Michael and Hope Poland
R L Burns, Inc.
Ray Williams Funeral Home
Tom and Marsha Rydberg
Tappouni Mechanical Services, Inc. Rasmussen College * Service Works Commercial Roofing
Target Corp/Foundation Royce and Laurie Reed Ted and Roberta Stasney
thyssenkrupp Elevator Corporation Alexander Rodriguez Stratagem Risk, LLC
T-Mobile Roland Park K-8 School PTA Tampa Bay Food Truck Rally
$100,000+ Hancock Whitney The University of Tampa Kim Thresher *
Eli and Janet Rose
Citi Foundation Hillsborough County Classroom Teachers Roosevelt Elementary School PTA Upper Tampa Bay Education Foundation, Inc. Untouchables MD
Saint Leo University
Community Foundation of Tampa Bay, Inc. Association, Inc. * Mary Sue and Fred Rothenberg VoltAir Consulting Engineers, LLC Ken Sale * Walden University *
Consortium of Florida Education Foundations Institutional Processing Services, LLC Tampa Bay Mariners Club, Inc. Ward - Mitchell
Walbridge Construction Stephen and Diana Sessums
Mary and Bob Sierra Family Foundation, Inc. The Lightning Foundation, Inc. Tampa Film Institute SGM Engineering Sherneatha Youngblood
& Vinik Family Foundation The Walmart Foundation
The Mosaic Company Tampa Hillsborough Film & Digital Media Sean Shaw Andrea Zelman and T. Clay Phillips
Mabel and Ellsworth Simmons Charitable Commission, Inc. Wharton Smith, Inc.
Suncoast Credit Union Sprint
Foundation, Inc. Christopher and Cindy Taylor Women in Defense Tampa Bay
Take Stock in Children Starkey Family Foundation $250+
Scott Myers Tidewater Fleet Supply Paul Anton
Kevin and Cindy Sutton
Publix Super Markets Charities Unlimited Site Services $1,000+ Kathleen Belmonte CTFA, AEP
Target Recovery Towing
$75,000+ Reno Building, LLC USAA Foundation AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc. Yvette Tremonti Andrew and Mallory Brannan
Caspers Company McDonald’s Restaurants * Suncoast Credit Union Foundation Constance and Joseph Camunas
VALIC Financial Advisors ASEE Trickey Jennus
PwC Charitable Foundation Tampa Kiwanis Foundation, Inc. AT&T Florida Susan Valdes Maria Carvalho *
Wilder Architecture, Inc.
Spurlino Foundation TECO Energy, Inc. Automated Building Control Systems, Inc. Valley National Bank David DeMilner
Tierra, Inc. * AXA Advisors, LLC Walmart #1501 Isell Denson
$2,500+
$50,000+ Patsy Ballard Westfield Brandon DG-C Stores
Tribeca ColorSalon A.D. Morgan Corporation
Amgen Foundation Bard Manufacturing Westfield Shoppingtown Citrus Park Fantasy Theatre Factory, Inc.
United Skates of America, Inc. Advanced Drying System
Citi * Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Inc. Julie Williamson Ferman Motor Car Company, Inc.
Wells Fargo Foundation Angelo’s Aggregate Materials, LTD
Andre Beaudry Alison Fiol
Code.org Williams Company Tampa Ashberry Commercial Water
Louis E. and RoseAnne G. Bowers $500+ Friends of Tampa Recreation, Inc.
Generate Capital, Inc. Baker Barrios Architects, Inc. *
Carl Brannan Amalgamated Transit Union Local 883 Linda Hague
Hillsborough County Public Schools - $5,000+ The Bank of Tampa
Buncee Ambersley Foundation Anna Hanks and Paul Sicard
Employees William Bissett, Jr.
David Amis Captrust Financial Advisors Irene and Peter Baker Haystax
Moffitt Cancer Center Capform, Inc.
The Beck Group Carastro and Associates, Inc. * Dr. Lelia Barks Erin Hesbeens
Tampa Bay Rays * Centennial Bank
The Billy Turney Foundation, Inc. Cardinal Point Management Samuel Brannan J&J African Ancestry Leadership Council
Cox Fire Protection, Inc.
Kimberly Brannan The CarMax Foundation Maike Buckingham Tami Kamp
$25,000+ Davis Islands Garden Club, Inc.
Centegix Elizabeth and Samuel Castor Busch Gardens Tampa Bay * Key Engineering Associates
Envision Lighting System
Amscot Financial * Coca-Cola Beverages Florida * Catalina Marketing Charitable Foundation Carrollwood Cultural Center Erin Lorenz
Ernst & Young, LLP
Aon Cognizant Ciminelli Real Estate Services of Florida, LLC * Center Place Fine Arts and Civic Association, Inc. Thomas McRae
First
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company CKT Asset Management Company Gwen Drapela MDL Insurance Advisors, Inc.
DC Studio Architecture and Planning Franklin Middle School
Helios Education Foundation Communications International, Inc. Kelley and Edward Duncan Mulrennan Middle School
James L. Ferman, Jr. Gamma Theta Omega, Inc.
Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office * Chad Chronister and Nicole DeBartolo F5 Networks Michael Nash
Geico Gordon Gillette
Marvin and Cecile Essrig Bruce Faulmann PBA Design Group, Inc.
Humana, Inc. Gerdau Corp. Grow Financial Federal Credit Union *
FloridaMakes Sol and Sandra Fleischman Powerhouse Gym
Sagicor Life Insurance Company * Gilbane Building Company Hill Ward Henderson *
Ford & Associates, Inc. Florida Forklift James Roberts
Verizon The Grainger Foundation Hillsborough Association of School
Administrators, Inc. Friends of U.S. Military Families, Inc. Foresight Construction Group Samuel Rothenberg
William A. Gregory, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Harvard Jolly, Inc. Laura Gagnon Les J. Ryals, Jr.
Horus Construction Services, Inc. Bernard and Laura Gaffney
Hepner Architects, Inc. G. Randall James * Gold & Diamond Source * Luis and Mary Garcia Sebastian J. Castellano DDS
$10,000+ Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Charities, Peter Lefferts Grand Krewe de Libertalia, Inc. Grassroots Baseball Edward Shaw
Ajax Building Corporation Inc. Mary Greco-Smith GSA Security, Inc. Sheeter Consulting
Lindell Investments
Allstate Construction, Inc. JE Dunn Construction Company Mabry Elementary School PTA Howard Harris Elizabeth L. Hapner Adelaide Sink
Anston-Greenlees, Inc. John Lynch Foundation Majesty Title Services, LLC Hattricks HCPS Business Services Team Daniel Stern
Batson-Cook Construction * Kelly Educational Staffing James and Barbara Major Horace Mann Insurance Rosemary H. Henderson Amanda Taylor
LV Thompson Family Foundation Manhattan Construction, Inc. * Horne Construction Pam Iorio Melinda and Doug Taylor
Bloomin’ Brands, Inc.
LEGOLAND Florida Sharon Marino Sue M. House * Dawn Jess Times Publishing Company - Employees
Buccaneers Limited Partnership
Long & Associates Architects/Engineers, Inc. Drew and Jodi Marshall Kevin and Susan Johnson Johnson & Johnson Global Services Holly and John Tomlin
Blake and Tate Casper Jose and Lourdes Valiente
Bob and Mary Martinez Metrohm USA, Inc. Kim and Sean Jowell R. Duane Johnson
CPPI * Mark and Anne Kaiser Krewe of Agustina de Aragon Walmart Supercenter #941
Minimise USA, LLC myON by Renaissance
Creative Contractors, Inc. Sharon and Terry O’Connor The Kilene Kelly Group, Inc. Tate Kubler MaryLou Whaley
Mitchell Elementary PTA
Crowe Foundation Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Association Kisinger Campo & Associates David Lair Virginia Willcox
Nielsen Foundation
EWI Construction, LLC of Tampa Bay Laser Ops Lakeshore Learning Materials Walter Woolf
Outback Bowl Tampa Bay PNC Foundation
Fleischman Garcia Architecture Lilly Pulitzer Aron Zions
Phoenix Engineering Group Paula Little
Florida Blue Port Tampa Bay Stephen Lyons
Publix Super Markets, Inc. * Lockheed Martin Corporation
Preferred Materials Chris McKissick
George Edgecomb Bar Association Stephen and Virginia McGucken
Ringling College of Art and Design Raynor Company Group Nabors, Giblin & Nickerson, P.A.
*Made in-kind donations in addition to monetary
contributions
18 / 2019-2020 IMPACT REPORT 2019-2020 IMPACT REPORT / 19BOARD OF DIRECTORS*
O F F I C E R S
Royce Reed, Chair Drew Marshall, Vice Chair Blake Casper, Secretary
PNC Wealth Management CI Group Caspers Company
Chris Taylor, Treasurer Kim Jowell, CEO Kevin H. Sutton, Legal Counsel
LM Funding Hillsborough Education Foundation Hill Ward Henderson
D I R E C T O R S
T. Corey Neil
Betty Castor Dr. Joyce Haines The Bank of Tampa
Former Florida Commissioner of University of South Florida
Education & Former USF President
Sue House Dr. Bhavin Patidar
Tommy Chuck
Bay Area Neurology
iHeart Media Tampa Bay Community Activist
Addison Davis Sterling Ivey Michael C. Poland
Hillsborough County Public Schools Citi Community Volunteer
Rep. Fentrice D. Driskell G. Randall James Brian Richeson
Florida House District 63 The James Law Group, P.L. Tampa Bay Rays
Bruce Faulmann R. Duane Johnson Mary Sue Rothenberg
Tampa Bay Times Community Activist Community Activist
Mark Fernandez Kevin Johnson Sean Shaw
Stonehill Innovation Suncoast Credit Union Merlin Law Group
Sol J. Fleischman, Jr. Rob Kriete Ted Stasney
Fleischman Garcia Architecture Hillsborough Classroom Teachers Assoc. Marketing Research Services
Nikki Foster Tate Kubler Joel K. Stephens
The Mosaic Company Ernst & Young, LLP Thomas Financial Group
Gordon Gillette Fraser MacKechnie Kimberly D. Thresher, Esq.
Early Learning Coalition of Hillsborough Amscot Corporation Meridian Partners Law
County
Dr. Stacy Hahn The Honorable Bob Martinez Yvette Tremonti
Hillsborough County School Board Holland & Knight Moffitt Cancer Center
E M E R I T U S
Doretha Edgecomb Tom R. Dorety Luis Garcia
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