Community and Philanthropy

All funds raised will support Handy’s Back-to-School program.

The company offers therapy services based on applied behavior analysis (ABA) to children with autism spectrum disorder.

The nonprofit aims to support vulnerable youth and those aged out of foster care to transition into independence successfully. 

Early bird tickets are now on sale for the fundraiser on Oct. 12 at Galleria Fort Lauderdale.

Donations of $5 to the initiative will receive a free ice cream sundae coupon from Hoffman’s Chocolates.

The nonprofit was founded in 2009 to provide comprehensive access to services for youth aging out of foster care.

The Grant Presentation event at South Florida Wellness Network celebrated exceptional mental health organizations throughout Broward County.

The fundraiser was presented by the Alan B. Levan | NSU Broward Center of Innovation.

Advance Auto Parts Foundation, an organization dedicated to philanthropy, recently announced a donation of $300,000 to Broward College, which aims to increase participation in the college’s automotive technology program and provide much-needed tools and equipment to support student learning. The donation will help 10 students enrolling in the program over the next two years by providing

The joint effort aims to reduce train accidents and injuries in South Florida communities.

The organization strives to help abused, abandoned, and neglected children.

The longest-running nonprofit provider of early childhood education in Broward County, Jack & Jill Center, is currently accepting vouchers for its new state-of-the-art Madelaine Halmos Academy (MHA) private elementary school campus. Under the newly instated Florida school voucher program, parents receive state-funded scholarships for the tuition of high-quality private elementary schools, including Jack & Jill Center’s