Our Miami Fellows signature leadership program has produced remarkable alumni tackling Greater Miami's most pressing civic issues. Take a look at the outstanding work our current and former Fellows are doing: -- In June, Class IX took a tour of the Miami Herald and met with...
Since the June 12th tragedy at Pulse nightclub, local and national organizations have united to support the Orlando community through philanthropic giving and volunteer service. If you would like to help, several opportunities are listed below: - Central Florida Foundation established the Better Together Fund. - OneOrlando Fund will...
In a neighborhood where quality education and school choice are limited, CARE Elementary School has a simple mission: to bridge the reading, literacy and technology gap in under-served communities. CARE is a free, private nonprofit elementary school located in one of Miami’s under resourced communities,...
Calle Ocho (SW 8th Street) has long-been a signature thoroughfare in Little Havana. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District Six will soon look at whether Calle Ocho should remain a highway or return to its original, two-way main street design. Local architecture and planning...
Today Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez, Miami Mayor Tomás P. Regalado, and Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine, joined by The Rockefeller Foundation Chief Operating Officer Peter Madonia and Amy Armstrong, Director of City Relationships at 100 Resilient Cities, celebrated their region’s selection to the...
Vance Aloupis, newly appointed CEO of The Children's Movement of Florida, will receive the 2016 Ruth Shack Leadership Award. A Miami Fellows Class VI alumnus, Vance has relentlessly advocated to make Florida "the best state in the nation for young children." Philanthropy Miami and The...
As many as 17,000 of Florida’s children will get access to healthcare this summer when the state’s KidCare subsidized insurance program lifts its five-year wait period for legal immigrants. The new policy, signed into law by Governor Scott last month, is welcome news for parents...
The Miami Foundation's Public Space Challenge is back! Together with our partners Health Foundation of South Florida and the Office of Miami-Dade County Commissioner Juan C. Zapata, we're investing $305,000 in your ideas to create, activate and improve local gathering places. Learn more about the...
The Miami Foundation’s 2015 Public Space Challenge will accept idea submissions from March 4th to April 1st. Now in its third year, the contest seeks ideas to connect Miami-Dade residents by creating, improving and activating public gathering places like parks, libraries, plazas and playgrounds. Anyone...