Vision
Community Tampa Bay envisions a community free from all forms of discrimination, in which every individual is treated with dignity and respect.

Leadership and governance
Community Tampa Bay is managed on a day-to-day basis by its Executive Director. The Board of Directors provides strategic governance, oversight and assistance with fund development.

History
The National Conference for Community and Justice was founded in New York in 1927. The Tampa Bay Region was born in 1949. In 2005, the regional chapter became an independent not-for-profit corporation and was renamed Community Tampa Bay. For more historical milestones, please visit Our History.

Physical location
Community Tampa Bay operates from 9535 International Court North in St. Petersburg, Florida. The telephone number is (727) 568-9333.

Programs and services
Community Tampa Bay’s program and services equip individuals, groups and organizations with the skills and knowledge necessary to become socially responsible citizens, advocates for inclusion and role models in their environment.

The experiential techniques and strategies utilized can be effectively applied in a variety of settings, including schools, government, business, non-profit and social service, and interfaith and religious communities.

Listing of our main programs, partnerships and services:

• Anytown - A youth leadership and diversity awareness program
• Youth Core - Fostering civic engagement and community action by Anytown graduates
• Youth Conferences/Unity Days - Promoting safe learning environments through school-based youth leadership workshops in elementary,middle and high schools
• Hillsborough Youth Collaborative (HYC )- Empowering youth to serve children and families through the Children's Board of Hillsborough County.
• PMAC program - Strengthening schools' Multicultural Committees.
• Cultural Competency Training - Effectively managing diversity in the workplace.
• Advocacy & Community Response- Raising awareness about the benefits of diversity in our community and conflict mediation efforts.
• Making a Difference - Providing learning and civic engagement opportunities for volunteers of all ages.

Funding
Community Tampa Bay’s programs are funded by a variety of sources, including government, foundations, corporations, and individuals. For a list of our funders, please click here.

Community Tampa Bay gratefully acknowledges its partners, including

Annual operating budget
$641,566 (FY 2007-08)

Partnerships
Community Tampa Bay is grateful to its partners who, through their generous donation of in-kind and pro bono services, or through meaningful collaborations, allow us to make a difference.For more information about our pro-bono information, please click here: