Partners That Power Our Mission
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Support Services Network Partner
The Mace Anthony Williamson Foundation serves as a Support Services Network provider within St. Petersburg's Community Support Hubs, led by Gulf Coast JFCS. Through this partnership, TMAWF provides maternal, parenting, peer and family support, community engagement, resource navigation, and workforce development services. Our Hub work prioritizes families in South St. Petersburg, including ZIP codes 33705, 33711, and 33712.
National Resource Partner
TMAWF partners with Baby2Baby to help connect mothers, babies, and families with essential items and maternal and newborn supplies. Baby2Baby is a national nonprofit providing children in need with diapers, clothing, hygiene items, and other basic necessities through a network of nonprofit and agency partners
Maternal and Infant Health Partner
TMAWF's partnership with Count the Kicks supports our commitment to maternal education, stillbirth prevention, and helping expectant families understand the importance of monitoring their baby's movements. Together, this work strengthens education and awareness around safer pregnancies and infant health
Funding Partner - ACE Grant
TMAWF is proud to be a United Way Suncoast ACE Grant partner. The Access, Capacity, Equity (ACE) Grants program invests in grassroots nonprofits serving ALICE families and communities across the Suncoast region. This support strengthens TMAWF's organizational capacity and ability to continue building responsive maternal and family wellness services
What Partnership Means at TMAWF
Our partnerships are more than logos. They help families access real support. Through shared resources, funding, referrals, education, community events, workforce development, maternal health programming, and direct family assistance, our partners help TMAWF build a stronger village around mothers, babies, and families.
TMAWF is a Support Services Network provider for St. Petersburg's Community Support Hubs. Our maternal and family wellness services through this partnership prioritize South St. Petersburg families in ZIP codes 33701, 33705, 33712, 33702, 33707, 33713, 33703, 33710, 33714, 33704, 33711, and 33716. St. Petersburg's Community Support Hub initiative was launched through public and philanthropic collaboration. The initiative received an $8.5 million federal seed investment through the City of St. Petersburg, with Pinellas Community Foundation involved in administering the original funding. Gulf Coast JFCS now leads the Hub network and its growing provider system.