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Boys & Girls Clubs of Suncoast is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing high-quality out-of-school time experiences for children and teens in Pinellas County and the Tampa Bay area. Their mission is to ensure that young people, especially those who need it the most, graduate from high school with a plan for the future, demonstrate good character and citizenship, and live a healthy lifestyle. Through a variety of programs focused on academic success, health and wellness, and workforce readiness, Boys & Girls Clubs of Suncoast helps young people reach their full potential and become self-sufficient adults. With a commitment to safety and a focus on developing globally competitive graduates, Boys & Girls Clubs of Suncoast serves over 21,000 kids and teens in six Clubs and one Middle School. They provide essential services such as academic support, mentorship, and work experiences to help young people make good decisions, nurture their well-being, and prepare for the workforce challenges of tomorrow. With a graduation rate of 96% among high school seniors who are Club members, Boys & Girls Clubs of Suncoast is dedicated to building great futures for the youth in their community.Generated from the website

High Point Community Pride Inc is located on the Pinch-A-Penny Campus in Clearwater, Florida, serving the High Point neighborhood. The organization focuses on providing various services and resources to support the local community. With a commitment to enhancing community engagement, High Point Community Pride Inc hosts events and offers support to foster a sense of unity among residents. Their mission revolves around building a stronger, more connected neighborhood for families in the area. Generated from the website

Based out of Stillwater, Fla., Eckerd Youth Alternatives has been a provider of youth services for over 35 years. Through some 40 Eckerd programs in eight states, nearly 63,000 youths have passed through an Eckerd program. Eckerd Youth Alternatives operate a camp that was started in 1968 as a place for troubled boys. The institution has developed into a larger multi-state assortment of programs for at-risk/troubled boys and girls. Eckerd Youth Alternatives is a private, nonprofit organization nationally recognized for its programs to help youth. Programs serve boys and girls ages 8-18 who are at risk for or exhibit emotional and behavioral problems at home, school and/or in the community. As a pioneer in therapeutic treatment in outdoor settings, Eckerd Youth Alternatives provides specialized residential treatment and community-based programs for juvenile offenders, early intervention and prevention curriculum in grade schools. The new Transition to Independence program helps foster care youth approaching adulthood.