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Hope. Renewal. Growth.
Through equine-assisted therapies, Emerald M strives to bring hope into the lives of those they serve, provide them with a renewed sense of self, and give them an opportunity for growth.
Every child's journey matters.
They support children aged 2-18 who are navigating foster care or adoptive transitions, children battling or recovering from cancer, kids living with serious physical challenges or trauma, children navigating social, emotional, or learning difficulties, and the sons and daughters of military members and veterans.
On Monday, July 13, 2026, nine local non-profits presented their mission to our Board of Directors and guest judge (Tara Gaffney on behalf of Suncoast Voices for Children).
It was a powerful and emotional night for everyone, as all nine organizations are worthy of a spotlight. Connections were made and we believe strengthening relationships within the non-profit community will result in more lives being impacted with support and resources.
Congratulations to our winner Emerald M, and our runner-ups The Kind Mouse and Vincent Jackson Family Foundation!
This year's other presenters:
Vincent Jackson Family Foundation
Early Learning Coalition of Pasco & Hernando
Children's Network of Hillsborough
Please consider learning more, volunteering, or supporting their missions.

Suncoast Voices for Children provides for the unmet needs of abused, abandoned, and neglected children in Pinellas and Pasco Counties.
They are located in the Pinellas County Child Protection Investigation Division and work closely with child protection investigators, case managers, and community partners to keep children out of the dependency system, meet their needs while in the system, and give them what they need to succeed once outsider of the system.
Children's Needs
While it is sometimes necessary for safety reasons to remove children from parents, the disruption to the children's lives is immeasurable. The disruption is reduced when a safe extended family member or friend can care for the child. In the last year, SVC served more than 3,000 children by providing beds and safety items to support these placements and stabilize families. Voices also provides access to camps, extracurricular activities, laptops, school supplies and more for children experiencing foster care.
On March 14, 2025, Ultraviolet Giving Presented a $30,000 Check to Project Focus
Project Focus supports programs that help students and young adults with developmental and cognitive disabilities grow through education, transition planning, adult services, workplace readiness, and community based learning. From the classroom to adult life, these programs work together to build stronger paths toward confidence, connection, and independence.