Keep Pinellas Beautiful (KPB) is a nonprofit dedicated to cleanup and beautification initiatives across Pinellas County. Join KPB Sunday, March 9 for an afternoon in downtown St. Petersburg with PedalPub. Attendees can explore the city's sights on a two-hour tour for light exercise, fresh air and refreshments. Tickets include the Pedal Pub Experience and drinks on the tour, and all proceeds support KPB. Register online here: https://fundraise.givesmart.com/form/iNtHhg?vid=1hqx6w

Join the New York Yankees Luncheon, benefiting Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay, for an afternoon filled with baseball stories and an opportunity to make an impact on local youth. This event will feature the entire New York Yankees team, an autograph session, guest speakers and lunch, with all funds to support area kids and teens served by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay. Sponsorships and tickets are available online here: https://secure.givelively.org/event/boys-and-girls-clubs-of-tampa-bay/2025-yankee-luncheon

Critter Camp at the Humane Society of Tampa Bay is an educational program where kids can learn about responsible pet care, animal safety and animal-related careers. Offered all summer and during school breaks, the camp includes activities like shelter tours, games, crafts and time with shelter animals. Learn more and sign up online at this link: https://humanesocietytampa.org/service/critter-camp/

Hurricanes Milton and Helene hit Tampa Bay hard, flooding neighborhoods, damaging homes and closing roads. In the aftermath of these storms, the Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund (TBRF) is active and collecting donations. So far, the Fund has garnered over $430,000 in donations, which will be directed toward recovery efforts like housing, food, medical care and emotional support for those impacted. TBRF is actively providing grants and focusing on long-term planning to strengthen community resilience. This initiative—a collaboration between Allegany Franciscan Ministries, Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg, Pinellas Community Foundation and United Way Suncoast—was created to strengthen Tampa Bay’s resilience for the future. The Pinellas Community Foundation is still accepting online donations at this link to aid in long-term Hurricane recovery: https://pcf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=1955&utm_source=Pinellas+Community+Foundation&utm_campaign=780f7ca8f0-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2024_05_28_05_48_COPY_02&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-b66a1e1d70-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5D&mc_cid=780f7ca8f0&mc_eid=5ca2b1608b 

Well, it’s actually just a few cents per month. This Valentine’s month and beyond, show some love to your neighbors in need by making easy, automatic donations through your utility bill. With the City of St. Petersburg's Utility Bill Round-Up, the city will round up your bill to the nearest dollar and donate the difference to help St. Pete families in need. You can also sign up to make one-time or recurring donations for any amount. Sign up to donate at stpete.org/UtilityAssistance.

Do Good, Feel Good: St. Pete’s One-of-a-Kind Nonprofit Fair St. Petersburg, FL – Do Good Day returns for its second event, bringing together up to 35 local nonprofits for a career fair-style event where the community can explore volunteer opportunities, connect with organizations, and take action. The event will take place on Saturday, March 29, 2025, from 11 AM to 2 PM at Ferg’s Sports Bar & Grill in downtown St. Petersburg’s the EDGE District, one of the country’s hottest, fastest-growing and most vibrant areas. The idea for Do Good Day was sparked from a conversation about the abundance of nonprofits in the community and the challenge people face in finding ways to get involved. The event was created as a solution to bridge this gap, making it easier for individuals to discover and support local causes. Do Good Day provides nonprofits with a (free to them) platform to meet…

A St. Petersburg-based nonprofit known for its commitment to empowering young people is hosting an upcoming fundraising event, offering the community a way to support its programming and give back. Founded in 2012, Arts Conservatory for Teens (ACT) has a mission of providing equitable access to high-level arts education for students. The nonprofit will host its annual Beer Breakfast event Saturday, March 1, at Mandarin Hide in downtown St. Petersburg. Those interested in attending or getting involved can email jared@beerbreakfast.com or visit beerbreakfast.com to learn more.

The YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg is recruiting now for its summer camp assistants. Volunteers can help staff with facilitating arts and crafts, STEM activities, group games, literacy and Spelling Bee activities, team building activities and preparing daily curriculum. Volunteers can sign up for flexible hours based on their availability. Summer Camp activities take place during weekdays from June to August. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Apply online here: https://www.volgistics.com/appform/240361689

The Humane Society of Tampa Bay’s Parents Night Out program offers a way for parents to enjoy a night to themselves while their kids play with shelter animals. Kids aged 5 -12 can interact with animals, eat dinner and watch a movie with their new furry friends. This program takes place monthly, and registration is required. The cost is $50 per child, includes pizza and drinks and proceeds support the humane society’s mission. The next Parents’ Night Out is scheduled for March 28 from 6-10 p.m. Learn more and register at this link: https://hstb.givecloud.co/ParentsNightOut

The Teen Mom Project, located in St. Petersburg, assists teenage mothers by providing comprehensive support to help them transition into motherhood and achieve self-sufficiency. The nonprofit’s mission is to break the cycle of poverty, enhance teen moms’ quality of life and equip them with skills, resources and opportunities to thrive as confident individuals and capable parents. The Teen Mom Project is searching for a Program Coordinator. The unpaid internship is a remote opportunity with the possibility of some in-person meetings. It spans spring from February through April and resumes in the fall from August through November. The internship commitment comprises 10-15 hours per week and academic credit is available. For more information, email info@teenmomproject.org or call (813) 863-8015.