Heart of Florida United Way

It’s hard to accept that a Columbia-educated Army Flight Nurse could end up homeless at age 72, but it happened to Caridad Gon

Alberta just wants to stand on her own two feet. That’s not much to ask considering the dozens of years she spent in front of

Angel served in the army for several years until he was honorably discharged. Returning to Central Florida from his time in Afgh

When your plate is always full, it’s difficult to imagine that children are going hungry within just a few miles of your dinne

Paul is a father of 2 girls — one is 13 and the other is 3. Paul initially heard of the Perinatal Fatherhood Initiative throug

Amanda was forced to cut her hours down to 10-15 hours a week because of the cost of daycare; daycare costs were exceeding her s

Luis lacked the skills needed to earn a true living wage. By entering the United Way-funded Second Harvest Culinary Program, he

Ryan is 8 years old and is the youngest of four children. His family struggles to make ends meet, and health care is low on the

Chrismania immigrated to the United States from Bahamas on her own when she was just 16, looking for opportunities and the chanc

Daphne became pregnant as a teenager and she did not have a high school diploma. Her living situation was volatile and unsafe fo