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Who benefits?
An event created to give back to the Community
The Overtown Youth Center (OYC) is a youth development program that provides comprehensive services to at-risk youth – from kindergarteners to 25-year-olds – and their families, all of whom live in some of the most underserved neighborhoods in South Florida.
Through its comprehensive model of educational, health, enrichment and exposure opportunities, the services OYC provides foster hope, promote lifelong learning, guide youth development, and strengthen family wellness.
Overtown Youth Center
LifeNet4Families has over 30 years of providing service to the hungry and homeless of Broward County. From the humble beginnings of distributing a few peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to the homeless, to today's provision of more than 90,000 meals a year, our dramatic development has reflected both the growing numbers and the growing needs of the poor in our community.
LifeNet4Families
United Way Miami is a driving force in the community, successfully responding to emerging needs and transforming people’s lives. Since 1924, we have worked together with our network of donors, volunteers, and partners, to generate and amplify resources, and advocate for policies that improve the quality of life for all. We leverage our unique role as convener, strategic funder, service provider, awareness builder, and influencer so that everyone in Miami-Dade has access to quality education and the opportunity to lead healthy and financially secure lives — the building blocks of a thriving community.
United Way
All proceeds will go to non-profit organizations that are making an impact
in improving our environment and communities.
LifeNet4Families has over 30 years of providing service to the hungry and homeless of Broward County. From the humble beginnings of distributing a few peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to the homeless, to today's provision of more than 90,000 meals a year, our dramatic development has reflected both the growing numbers and the growing needs of the poor in our community.
LifeNet4Families
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