Annual Meeting

As of April 30, the 2024-2025 campaign has raised $7,423,894 on a goal of $6.9 million.

The campaign ends June 30, 2025.

Roberta and Paul Kozloff, General Campaign Chairs
Kimberly and Scott Goodwin and Josephine and Jason Kalisman, Alexis de Tocqueville Campaign Co-Chairs
Skip Aldridge, Red Feather Campaign Chair
Carrie Bradburn, Business and Professional Campaign Chair

The Town of Palm Beach United Way Board of Trustees voted to approve the Allocation Committee’s recommendations to fund 71 programs at 38 nonprofit agencies in Palm Beach County. The programs we fund will help over 166,000 men, women and children in our community.

The board voted to accept Faulk Center for Counseling and Foundcare as a new partner agencies.

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 5,000 donors to ensure campaign funds go to qualified health and human service agencies in Palm Beach County. This year, a record 140 volunteers served on the committee.

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

Jack Scarola, a volunteer with The Lord's Place, received the Nettie Finkle Award for outstanding volunteerism and community service. Scarola helped found The Lord’s Place in 1980, and slept in a dumpster outside of St. Ann Catholic Church in West Palm Beach to raise money for the agency’s first family campus homeless shelter in 1983. He has been involved in all aspects of the organization, from board governance and fundraising to serving meals and handing out supplies.