Tampa Bay Philanthropy Week

This episode features Wilma Norton from Community Foundation of Tampa Bay and Brenda Rouse from WEDU.

This episode features Wilma Norton from Community Foundation of Tampa Bay and Debbie Sokolov, Deputy Director for Development & Communications with The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art.

This episode features Wilma Norton from Community Foundation of Tampa Bay and Malaika Hollist and Warren Bucholz from Arts Axis Florida discussing the work of Arts Axis Florida.

This episode features Wilma Norton from Community Foundation Tampa Bay and John and Sheila Auer, honored by the Suncoast Hospice Foundation/Empath Health. During their conversation, Wilma, John, Sheila and Karen from Suncoast Hospice Foundation discuss the Auers' philanthropy throughout the Tampa Bay community and beyond.

This episode features Wilma Norton from Community Foundation Tampa Bay and Jason Humphrey from SunRaising by Movement Solar. During their conversation, Wilma and Jason discuss how he built his business model around giving.

This episode features Greg Holden from Manning and Napier and Wilma Norton from Community Foundation Tampa Bay. During their discussion, Wilma and Greg talk about how Greg has been able to support nonprofits and philanthropists through his volunteerism and wealth management expertise.

This episode features Wilma Norton from Community Foundation Tampa Bay and Harry and Sandy Jamieson, philanthropists involved with the Lions Eye Institute for Transplant and Research. During the conversation, Harry Sandy talk about how Harry's role as a trust officer has allowed him to make charitable decisions and how those decisions are influenced by his and Sandy's personal philanthropic values.

This episode features Anne Koch a volunteer and philanthropist supporting Berkeley Preparatory Academy. During this conversation, Wilma and Anne discuss why volunteerism, as well as financial support, is important when supporting a nonprofit you care about.

This episode features Keenan Knopke from Curlew Hills Memory Garden and Brooke Boccacino from Suncoast Hospice Foundation. During this conversation, Wilma, Keenan, and Brooke discuss Curlew Hills Memory Garden's philanthropic values and the importance of partnerships like this one to Suncoast Hospice Foundation.

This episode features professional fundraiser and AFP Tampa Bay board member, Amanda Jacobson. During the conversation, Wilma and Amanda discuss how United Way Suncoast engagest philanthropists as well as how Amanda's early philanthropic experiences have shaped her giving philosophy.

This episode features Sandi McCreight and Jane Rubin, longtime volunteers for ZooTampa at Lowry Park. During this conversation Sandi, Jane, and Wilma discuss Sandi and Jane's experience volunteering at the zoo and why volunteerism is an important part of giving back to the community.

This episode features Sarah Karon, Chair of the WUSF Advisory Board. During this conversation, Wilma and Sarah discuss the importance of public media and getting involved in a new community.

This episode features Donna Jordan from the Philanthropic Women of St. Joseph's - a giving circle supporting the St. Joseph's Hospitals Foundation. During this discussion, Wilma and Donna talk about how the giving circle works and why it is important to invest in healthcare philanthropy.

This episode features Patricia Douglas, a local philanthropist and Devin Dominguez from WEDU. The podcast covers Patricia's relationship with WEDU, her philosophy on philanthropy, and how you can make a difference in your own community.

Tampa Bay Philanthropy Week Chair Devin Dominguez talks about WEDU PBS and the vital role of public television in education, special partnerships with donors, and final thoughts on the first-ever Tampa Bay Philanthropy Week.

Philanthropist and St. Joseph's Hospitals Foundation board member Scott Fink discusses his personal philanthropy and how he has supported St. Joseph's Hospital Foundation through the pandemic.

Kari Goetz from United Way Suncoast discusses their work with those who are Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed (ALICE), racial justice, and the future of philanthropy.

Joann Urofsky from WUSF sheds some light on the power of public radio and its supporters.

Kathy Rabon joins us from Empath Health with stories of how her team creatively took on the challenges of the pandemic.

Holly Moon from the Lions Eye Institute for Transplant and Research talks about how their organization had to adapt in the early days of the pandemic and the philanthropists that helped them through it.

Learn about AFP Tampa Bay's evolution from National Philanthropy Day to the week-long celebration of Tampa Bay Philanthropy Week presented by the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay.