
#LeadYoung – Joshua Williams: Supporting people experiencing homelessness and poverty
On Friday, February 8th, we met with Lea Padron, Regional Director, South Region and Annette Rodriguez, Special Assistant to the Office of Senator Marco Rubio.
On Friday, February 8th, we met with Lea Padron, Regional Director, South Region and Annette Rodriguez, Special Assistant to the Office of Senator Marco Rubio.
On Friday, February 8th, we met with Lea Padron, Regional Director, South Region and Annette Rodriguez, Special Assistant to the Office of Senator Marco Rubio.
By Sophia Today I was able to completely fill up the whole bed of a pickup truck with non-perishable food items for those in need. It was a very humbling and empowering feeling all bundled in one giant ball of energy that serves to motivate me to strive to do more. I am a senior
Castro Family Points of Light Number: 6394 Miami, FL The Castro family volunteering at a distribution in Homestead in 2014./ Courtesy Castro Family A Miami family of four says their story of service started small – quite literally – when siblings Thalia and Chaz Castro, then six and four-years-old respectively, helped their school classmate with
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Nov. 16, 2018 – PRLog — The 31st Annual National Philanthropy Day Luncheon Award honored outstanding donors and volunteers for their service in and around South Florida. The event, put on by the Broward Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and hosted by Dale McLean (your Miami HEAT in house announcer), honored Joshua Williams of
MIAMI – Nov. 7, 2018 – PRLog — Emily Sanudo was named Daily Point of Light Award Number 6,385 by Points of Light, the world’s largest organization dedicated to volunteer service. Emily received this recognition for her ongoing commitment to Miami. Our Lady of Lourdes Academy Senior, Emily Sanudo was presented with the Daily Points of Light Award by Sister
Emily Sanudo Points of Light Number: 6385 Miami Lakes, FL When Emily Sanudo first discovered Joshua’s Heart Foundation, she knew she’d found her passion. The Florida non-profit, which was founded by Joshua Williams when he was just four years old, is dedicated to the fight against global hunger and poverty. While this mission is close to
The Outstanding Youth Award recognizes a Miami-Dade County youth, 18 years of age or younger, for leadership, commitment and character through service and volunteerism.
Jacob talks with Joshua Williams about his foundation.
Jacob talks with Joshua Williams about his foundation.
Jacob talks with Joshua Williams about his foundation.
Give Miami Day is one of the biggest annual giving events in the United States. This year, we will ignite Greater Miami for 24 hours on November 16th.
Joshua Williams, 16, of Miami Beach was named the winner of the 2017 Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes for his work in the community.
Joshua Williams, 16, of Miami Beach was named the winner of the 2017 Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes for his work in the community.
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Groceries are distributed two Thursdays every month (see calendar for dates) from 12:00pm until supplies are finished (address is below). No need to pre-register, we are happy to gather your information on site. If you are in need, you are welcome to come for assistance. There will likely be a line, please join the line upon arrival and we ask for patience as we work diligently to assist the folks in front you as quickly as we can!
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