In a blog post today by Orlando Sentinel staff writer and tech wiz Etan Horowitz, Etan gave his list for “The top 10 Central Florida businesses on Twitter” – and we were on… Read More
If you have served as a nonprofit volunteer, you’ve probably wondered if activities like preparing dinner, trimming hedges or holding a game night actually contribute to the bigger picture. But at Coalition for… Read More
If your family arrived at the door of the Coalition with nowhere else to go, what thoughts would consume your mind? Would you blame yourself for what happened? Would you feel helpless and… Read More
An article in Monday’s Washington Post highlighted “The Family Portrait” of homelessness, echoing the growing sentiment that the face of homelessness is changing. Washington Post staff writer Chris L. Jenkins asserts that homelessness… Read More
Last week, our nation was introduced to Henrietta Hughes, reminding us that the face of homelessness is changing. The below My Word column, written by Coalition President/CEO Brent Trotter, appeared in the Orlando Sentinel yesterday.… Read More
Directing the Men’s Pavilion at Coalition for the Homeless means that Rickie Butler, the Pavilion Manager, comes into contact with hundreds of homeless men each day. The Pavilion can house up to 375… Read More
Do you like concerts? Do you want to help your community? Then boy, have you lucked out with this event! Allow us to introduce you to our 16th Annual Hearts of Gold, the… Read More
You may have noticed that the Coalition is on a bit of a “social media” kick. Between our new blog, Facebook page, and Twitter account, we are finding fresh ways to connect with… Read More
In the midst of massive layoffs, foreclosures and increased costs of living, many are finding themselves swallowed by a seemingly hopeless situation. As they fall farther behind in credit card statements, utility bills,… Read More
On Friday night the Coalition participated in the “Point In Time” count, an annual effort by the Homeless Services Network to calculate the number of homeless in Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties. The… Read More
