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St. Pete company launches free underwater cleanups
“When people are aware, they tend to consider more.”

Five ways to give back and get involved in your community
Channel your energy into giving back to the community.

Christmas in July is coming for local shelter pups, and locals get to play Santa
SPCA Tampa Bay is bringing Christmas in July to shelter animals in Pinellas County, and locals get to help by playing Santa. The local shelter is hosting a toy and […]

Enterprising Latinas empowers entrepreneurship and transforms lives in Tampa Bay

Sunrise Sweat: Tampa Bay’s Best Outdoor Workouts
Across Tampa and St. Petersburg, these outdoor fitness communities are blending movement, fresh air and human connection,

Juvenile Welfare Board encourages reading with Book Bus
“Summer is a critical time because many kids lose important literacy and reading skills when they’re out of school.”

Boley Centers receives award for St. Pete campus renovations
"The campus that got the appropriations is really a starting point for many of the people that we serve.”

Can charitable capital do more?
Welcome to the Catalyst’s Community Voices platform. We’ve curated community leaders and thinkers from all parts of our great city to speak on issues that affect us all. Visit our Community Voices page for more details. Pinellas County faces challenges that require more than good…

The City of St. Petersburg launched its ” Yes in God’s Backyard” Program
St Petersburg launched its " Yes in God's Backyard" program which aims to provide housing through unused land owned by local congregations.

City launches ‘Yes in God’s Backyard’ program
“We know for a fact that many of our houses of worship have property that could be developed for affordable housing.”

Five ways to give back and get involved in your community
Channel your energy into giving back to the community.

Clearwater vigil highlights human impact of immigration detention
Two women shared how immigration detention has affected their families at Clearwater's weekly immigrant justice vigil.