As we celebrate Women’s History Month this month, we wanted to turn the spotlight on the future female changemakers who are already making a big impact in our community, and they’ve had the sweetest gig to make it all possible … selling Girl Scout cookies! We recently met up with Kinley Whitt of Troop 33228…
At the Tampa YMCA, summer camp is more than a seasonal activity; it’s a pathway for growth, leadership and lifelong connection. For over 135 years, families across the Tampa Bay area have trusted YMCA summer camp programs to provide safe, engaging and enriching experiences for children of all ages. From first-time campers discovering independence to…
At a time when financial literacy, economic understanding and entrepreneurial thinking are more essential than ever, Shorecrest Preparatory School is proud to introduce a new Signature Distinction for Upper School students: the Ross Roeder Institute (RRI) Certificate in Financial Literacy, Economics, and Entrepreneurship. Designed for students who are curious about how ideas become ventures and…
At Wharton High School, Christi Atkinson is doing far more than teaching science; she is shaping future environmental leaders and elevating excellence across campus. Serving as head of the science department, she teaches Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE)/Cambridge Marine Science and AICE Environmental Science, where her students consistently outperform global averages in these rigorous…
On April 12, 2025, the Florida Department of Health in Hillsborough County (DOH-Hillsborough) hosted a community baby shower, “Bump and Beyond: Thriving Through Pregnancy,” at the Children’s Board of Hillsborough County. The event brought together approximately 70 registered participants for a day of connection, education and support for parents at every stage of their pregnancy…
“This is an incredible milestone, a historical time for our organization, made possible by ongoing community support, dedicated employees and visionary leaders.” -Alicia Schulhof, M.H.A., F.A.C.H.E., president of Johns Hopkins All Children’s
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