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August 19, 2026
  • Donor News and Impact

What Impact Investing Means for the Charitable Conversations You’re Already Having

Your clients are asking sharper questions about their philanthropy than […]

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Community members sign up at the Clearwater MLK Center
April 26, 2021
  • Community News & Insights

Clearwater MLK Center Coalition: Saving the Community’s Historic Heartbeat

North Greenwood residents formed the Clearwater Martin Luther King Jr. Neighborhood Center Coalition to spearhead salvation efforts for the Historic Clearwater MLK Center. Pinellas
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Black woman entrepreneur plans business operations.
April 23, 2021
  • Giving & Legacy Planning

Foresight in Venture Philanthropy

An anonymous donor determined to make a difference in underserved markets in our community worked with PCF to design a fund that supports newly
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Leigh Davis joins PCF as the Director of Donor and Advisor Relations.
April 19, 2021
  • Community News & Insights

PCF Welcomes Leigh Davis to the Family

Pinellas Community Foundation welcomes Leigh Davis as the new Director of Donor and Advisor Relations. Leigh will assist in advancing the PCF mission to
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Clearwater MLK Community Center members gather with police officers for an event.
April 16, 2021
  • Community News & Insights

Clearwater MLK Center Becomes Heart of Community

North Greenwood residents fight to keep the Clearwater MLK Community Center open as the heart of the neighborhood.
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The stage is lit at the Clearwater Martin Luther King Jr Community Center.
April 9, 2021
  • Community News & Insights

Clearwater MLK Center History

Since 1974 the Clearwater MLK Center located at 1202 Douglas Ave. has given the neighborhood a place to commune, learn, play, and celebrate.
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Golden Generations program participants shop for community seniors during the pandemic.
March 25, 2021
  • Community News & Insights

Creativity Sustains My Sistah’s Place, Golden Generations

Golden Generations program participants shop for seniors during the pandemic to keep the program going and help our most vulnerable citizens.
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Advantage Village Academy workers load groceries in trunks at the drive-thru pantry.
March 23, 2021
  • Community News & Insights

Serving the Black Community, He Never Forgot

The Advantage Village Academy staff provides boxes of fresh produce, eggs, and other proteins for the week at the drive-thru pantry.
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A college student wearing a mask studies law in the library.
March 16, 2021
  • Nonprofit Support and Resources

Philanthropy At Work, Making Dreams Come True

Danijela Janjic was ecstatic when she received her acceptance letter […]

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John Taylor supports Oldsmar Cares to replenish clothing articles for those in need.
March 12, 2021
  • Community News & Insights, Donor News and Impact

John Taylor Gives To Set Example

John Taylor’s civic-minded parents have inspired him to make charitable gifts to his community by supporting Oldsmar Cares and other nonprofits.
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Bruce McManus at his family law firm.
March 8, 2021
  • Giving & Legacy Planning

Bruce McManus Inspires Philanthropy

Learn how professional advisors, like 2020 PCF Inspire Award Champion Bruce McManus, encourage philanthropy and inspire local residents and business people to invest in
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Children wearing colorful masks running out of school to recess.
March 2, 2021
  • Community News & Insights, Donor News and Impact, News Releases

Grant Awards Help At-Risk Youth, Families, Homeless, Disabled, Mental Health, and Arts Nonprofit Organizations in Pinellas

Pinellas Community Foundation awards 2021 Capital Improvement and Equipment Grants to help local at-risk youth, family, homeless, disabled, mental health, and arts nonprofit programs
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Rene Hammond, right, enjoys a PCF event.
February 22, 2021
  • Community News & Insights

In Memoriam of a Brave Community Hero

PCF honors the late Rene Hammond, a brave community hero who shared her firsthand experience with racism as a Holocaust survivor.
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