Annual Meeting

To date, the 2023-2024 campaign has raised $6,301,659 on a goal of $6.5 million.

The campaign ends June 30, 2024.

Richard Rothchild, General Campaign Chair
Susan and Bob Wright, Alexis de Tocqueville Campaign Chairs
Kimberly Goodwin and Josephine Kalisman, Tocqueville Campaign Co-Chairs
Lisa Wilkinson, Red Feather Campaign Chair
Jay Clifford and Stacie Hallinan, Business and Professional Campaign Co-Chairs

The Town of Palm Beach United Way Board of Trustees voted to approve the Allocation Committee’s recommendations to fund 68 programs at 37 nonprofit agencies in Palm Beach County. The programs we fund will help over 168,000 men, women and children in our community.

The board voted to accept Habitat for Humanity Greater Palm Beach County as a new partner, meaning the agency can begin applying for grant funding next cycle.

The Allocation Committee is the Town of Palm Beach United Way’s method of evaluating agency programs for measurable outcomes and efficient delivery of service. This volunteer-led committee serves as the eyes and ears of over 4,500 donors to ensure campaign funds go to qualified health and human service agencies in Palm Beach County. This year, a record 130 volunteers served on the committee.

Suzanne Brenner, General Chair
Carla Cove, General Chair
Diane McNeal, General Chair

Marcia Andrews, a volunteer and mentor with Take Stock in Children, received the Nettie Finkle Award for outstanding volunteerism and community service. Andrews has been a volunteer mentor with Take Stock in Children for 12 years, primarily mentoring young men and women who live in the communities of Belle Glade and Pahokee.