Annual Report
2025 Annual Report
Building Brighter Futures
for Families
Our History
Branches Florida City, circa 2000
The Trish and Dan Bell Family Branches Center – Florida City Campus which opened in the Fall of 2014
The new playground, eagerly awaited by the Florida City students, was constructed in May of 2015. The Shade System was added in early 2018
Branches, formerly Miami Urban Ministries, was established in 1973 as the urban and social justice agency of what is now the South East District of the United Methodist Church. Up until 1999, Branches focused on grassroots organizing, advocacy and working with community members who were disadvantaged and/or experiencing social injustice. During this time, Branches focused resources in the areas of social crisis, immigration, housing, hospice care and hurricane relief, among others.
In 2000 when Mr. Brent McLaughlin moved from being a volunteer to President & CEO, Branches embarked on developing and implementing programs that addressed the root causes of poverty and immediate and critical needs. Headquartered in a small office in Coconut Grove, Branches focused on its economic development programs by launching the ASSETS Small Business Development program and Thanksgiving meal deliveries. Branches was then introduced to a wonderful children’s program being run out of the Florida City United Methodist Mission by Mrs. Kim Torres. Mrs. Torres came to Florida City as a missionary after Hurricane Andrew, now 33 years ago, and was providing afterschool and youth development services. Mr. McLaughlin was so impressed with her program that he offered to take it in under Branches and help secure more funding to support it.
In 2004, Branches was awarded its first contract from The Children’s Trust to serve 100 students at Branches Florida City. In 2005, Trish and Dan Bell made an initial $400,000 matching grant commitment which proved to be transformational for Branches.
A couple years later, Branches South Miami also began serving children and youth. In 2009, Branches was selected to house and operate the United Way Center for Financial Stability at its new HQ location in North Miami, also known as Branches Lakeview, to provide high quality financial wellness services. In 2013, Branches Lakeview expanded to also serve children and youth from that surrounding neighborhood.
In 2023, Branches celebrated its 50th Anniversary and today in 2026, Branches serves over 15,000 individuals per year, in particular, providing in-depth services for nearly 550 students and their families at all 3 of its locations. Thanks to the Bells’ long term philanthropic support, numerous generous donors, and many partners, Branches is able to provide truly life-changing opportunities to hardworking families and their children to help break the cycle of intergenerational poverty. Here’s to many more years of changing lives!
To learn more about Branches’ History, please visit branchesfl.org/50th-anniversary
At The Heart of Our Mission
Branches is a place where children, youth and families are valued and are given the opportunity to discover their gifts and talents and realize their God-given potential.
We are grateful for another year of service and are excited to report that in 2025 Branches hit numerous milestones, all of which reflect the enduring impact we have on people’s lives. Thanks to YOUR support we have been able to achieve the following:
- Branches Florida City celebrated 33 years of continuous service.
- We served 497 students each day at our 3 Branches sites, plus 62 college students.
- We provided 62 Climb Higher scholarships to our college students valued at $122,636.
- We served 14,946 individuals through financial wellness services, providing 347 participants with one-on-one personal financial coaching sessions.
- Our Micro-Business Team provided 53 business trainings and coaching sessions to 476 small businesses.
- Branches proudly leads Miami Tax Pros, and together with our VITA partners, we filed 11,032 tax returns, securing over$10 million in refunds.
- Branches and 1,100+ volunteers delivered 6,489 Thanksgiving meals and educational resources, and so much more…
We could not begin to have such an incredible impact without the support and partnership of hundreds of donors including individuals, churches, businesses, and private foundations, especially Trish & Dan Bell, The Children’s Trust, United Way Miami and Volunteer Florida. Thanks to each of you for partnering with Branches as together we build brighter futures for families. We are grateful for your partnership!
Rodney H. Bell Brent McLaughlin
Board Chair President & CEO
2025 Community Impact Report
Grow, Climb & Climb Higher Programs
Grow Students
Grow (elementary) students learning and thriving.
Climb Students
Climb (middle & high school) students realizing their potential.
Climb Higher Students
Climb Higher Students currently attending post-secondary school.
Branches builds loving, personal relationships with our students and their families. Through our Grow and Climb programs, we help elementary students develop a love for learning through after-school academic and enrichment activities, while supporting middle and high school youth in becoming better students and people through post-secondary preparation and career exploration.
Climb Higher
of Branches students pursue a post-secondary education.
of Branches students complete a college education within 6 years.
of Branches college students graduate debt free. 27% graduate with less than $3,200.
is the approximate average debt of a Florida college student.
Achieve Programs
Branches builds brighter futures for families by empowering them through comprehensive financial wellness services which equip participants with the skills and confidence to achieve long-term financial stability.
Participants served through financial wellness services
Branches also houses and operates the United Way Center for Financial Stability of North Dade & South Dade.
Participants received one-on-one financial coaching sessions
Taxpayers provided with free VITA tax prep services through Branches-led coalition Miami Tax Pros
Tax refunds secured for the community
Participants received one-on-one business coaching sessions
Business owners attended 53 business training events
Branches launched the Be One website and app, resulting in over 11,000 connections made by local entrepreneurs
Branches is proud to lead the Bank On Miami Coalition, bringing together 34 banking and financial institutions to better serve our community.
Branches students received financial education
Participants that received a Miami-Dade or Broward Community ID
Thanksgiving meals and educational resources delivered and served
Branches’ financial coaching participants saved an average of $960 this pastyear.
Participants reduced their debt by an average of $2,206 this past year.
Participants working with a Financial Coach successfully boosted their credit score by an average of 44 points or 7.4%.
Frahim: A Journey Rooted in Opportunity
Frahim as a Branches’ Summer Shade Camp Guide in the summer of 2025
Frahim at Branches’ Career Speed Networking Night on October 2025
Now a high school senior, Frahim has been part of Branches Florida City since Kindergarten. Over the years we’ve watched him grow into a confident and compassionate leader. Raised by a strong single mother, he faced many challenges early on, but Branches became his home, a place of stability, love, and opportunity.
He has participated in almost every Branches program: after-school enrichment, Friday Youth Nights, Oasis Spring Break Camp, and Summer Shade Camp. Last summer, Frahim served as a Summer Shade Camp Guide, leading a group of Kindergarteners with patience, humor, and heart. This year, as a senior, he earned the role of Grow Guide, where he now mentors younger students throughout the school year and helps them with their academics while pouring into them the same love he once received. He calls this work “the joy of my life.”
Frahim has shown incredible growth in confidence, responsibility, and maturity, advocating for himself, encouraging his peers, and staying committed to his goals. After graduation, he plans to join the Army and later become a police officer in his community.
At a recent Branches’ Career Speed Networking event, he connected with a local police officer whose story deeply inspired him, affirming his desire to serve others with compassion and integrity.
After 12 years with Branches, Frahim’s journey is a powerful reminder of why our work matters:
When young people are surrounded by consistent love, guidance, and opportunity, they thrive. We cannot wait to see the incredible future ahead of him as he takes the next step toward serving his country by joining the military after graduation.
Frahim at Branches Florida City with Branches Grow students, where he serves as a Grow Guide.
From AI to ROI: Future-Proofing Businesses, Fueling Growth
Branches’ CEO Brent McLaughlin kicking off the 1st Annual Branches BE ONE Micro-Business Summit & Expo.
Several entrepreneurs attending the Summit. Pictured in the center is Director of Branches’ Micro-Business Program, Steve Arman.
On September 4, 2025, Branches made history by hosting our first-ever BE ONE Micro-Business Summit & Expo at the Betty T. Ferguson Recreational Complex in Miami Gardens. Theinaugural event, themed Future-Proof Your Business in the Age of AI, welcomed more than 100 entrepreneurs and 15+ expert speakers for a day of insight, strategy, and forward-thinkinginnovation.
Designed and led by Program Director Steve Arman and a committee of select Micro-Businesses, the Summit equipped entrepreneurs with practical tools to leverage AI, streamline operations, increase revenue, and scale confidently. Sessions like “The AI Tsunami” and “Late Adopters Beware” challenged attendees to evaluate how emerging technology is reshaping business. Throughout the day, participants engaged in meaningful conversations, asked thoughtful questions, and left with clear, actionable next steps. A special thank you to Barry University and its AI Center for their incredible partnership!
For Branches, the Summit represents more than an event. It reflects our commitment to economic mobility. For over 20 years, our Micro-Business Program has empowered entrepreneurs with coaching, financial education, and accountability. This Summit marked an important step forward, ensuring small businesses are prepared to compete and grow in an AI-driven economy.
Daniel Bach, founder of UB Recovery, embodies that impact. When Daniel joined the program in 2022, he was operating as a team of one. Through consistent engagement with Branches’ training and coaching, he strengthened his financial strategy, refined operations, and scaled with intention.
Today, he leads a team of six and operates a disciplined, growth-oriented company. UB Recovery identifies overpaid utility charges and secures refunds, helping clients save 7–10% on electricity and up to 18% on natural gas costs. Now generating approximately $460,000 in annual revenue, Daniel stands as one of the program’s top-performing entrepreneurs and a strong contender to become its first $1 million business.
From innovation to measurable growth, this is what happens when entrepreneurs are equipped with the right tools and support. Click here to see the 2025 Summit & Expo Recap Video!
Left: Daniel Bach, CEO of UB Recovery, attending a recent Micro-Business Workshop.
Right: Daniel Bach and his UB Recovery Team!
Volunteering at Branches
THE POWER OF VOLUNTEERING
Volunteers play a meaningful role in advancing Branches’ work each year. Hundreds of individuals shared their time by supporting students after school, assembling snack packs, serving meals, and helping families through the VITA program to access critical tax refunds.
Their service also extended beyond daily programs. Volunteers delivered Thanksgiving meals, wrapped gifts for the Under the Tree toy shops, and helped beautify Branches’ sites. Through thousands of hours of service, volunteers built skills, formed connections, and supported stronger communities.
2025
1,729
Volunteers
8,611
Hours Served
$299,577
Volunteers’ Value
Branches steped into a world of pure imagination at the Black Tie & Blue Jeans Gala
Clockwise: Branches President & CEO, Brent McLaughlin, Honoree Dr. Kimberly Green, Gala Chairs Leah & Phillip Sylvester, Philanthropic Chairs Trish & Dan Bell – Noel Daluise and guests – Branches’ 2025 Black Tie & Blue Jeans Gala Committee – Dan & Trish Bell with Maribel Dotres & Superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools, Dr. Jose L. Dotres
Please visit branchesfl.org/2025gala and watch our fun Gala Recap Video here!
On Saturday, April 26th, Branches hosted its 2025 Black Tie & Blue Jeans Gala and Auction at the JW Marriott Marquis Miami. This year’s event invited guests into a whimsical world of pure imagination, featuring playful décor, flowing chocolate fountains, signature chocolate martinis served by Oompa Loompas, and the excitement of golden tickets throughout the evening.
The Gala was led by Philanthropic Chairs Trish and Dan Bell, and Gala Chairs Leah and Phillip Sylvester. Trish and Dan Bell also generously provided a dollar-for-dollar matching grant during the evening’s appeal. A highlight of the night was the presentation of the 2025 Trish & Dan Bell Community Empowerment Award to Kimberly Green of the Green Family Foundation, honoring her outstanding contributions to the South Florida community.
More than 600 guests, including local philanthropists, business leaders, and community partners, attended the sold-out event and helped raise a record-breaking $862,000 to support Branches’ life-changing educational and financial wellness programs serving nearly 15,000 individuals across Miami-Dade County.
Thank you to our top sponsors: Trish & Dan Bell, Angeliki & George Marakas, Himan Brown Charitable Trust, Kathy & Scott Howard, Leah & Phillip Sylvester, Aetna, FIU Foundation, JP Morgan Chase, Kate Inman & Daniel Haines and Kathy & Bob Kowalski.
Gold Sponsors included Banesco, Baptist Health, Brigitt & Alan Potamkim, The Green Family Foundation and many more. We are grateful for all our supporters who helped make this event another incredible success!
Our Events
MLK Day of Service
On January 20, 2025, Branches honored the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a community-wide day of service in partnership with AmeriCorps, Volunteer Florida, and local organizations.
At Branches Florida City, volunteers completed painting, minor repairs, and beautification projects at local schools and community spaces, including Homestead Middle School and Florida City Elementary, with support from Mandarin United Methodist Church. In South Miami, Branches partnered with the City of South Miami during its MLK Freedom Breakfast, where volunteers assisted with event service and Branches students performed in celebration of Dr. King’s dream. At Branches Lakeview, volunteers beautified Lakeview Elementary and the Branches site with support from Unity on the Bay, Wells Fargo and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. – Pi Delta Omega Chapter.
These efforts were made possible through the dedication of volunteers, AmeriCorps members, and community partners who honored Dr. King’s vision through service.
Branches’ 9th Annual Back to School Bash brought community partners together for an evening focused on preparing students for a strong start to the school year. Held at the University of Miami Newman Alumni Center, the event welcomed more than 150 guests who worked together to assemble over 550 backpacks filled with essential school supplies for Branches students.
In total, the backpacks and supplies represented more than $100,000 in resources returned directly to the community. The event high-lighted the impact made possible through the generosity of volunteers, sponsors, in-kind donors, and local restaurant partners commi-tted to educational opportunity.
The evening also celebrated BB Americas as the 2025 Herbert C. Parlato Volunteer Award recipient, highlighting their long-standing partnership and hands-on approach to service.
Thank you to our Gold Star Sponsors, Aetna, Bean Automotive Group, Boeing, Bradesco Bank, Jeannette & Remy Dou, Juneau Construction Company and The Templeton Family Foundation, and in-kind donors for making this event another success!
In 2025, Branches celebrated the 25th anniversary of its Thanksgiving Meal Delivery program. Operating from seven sites across Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, more than 1,100 volunteers prepared and delivered over 6,400 complete Thanksgiving meals to individuals and families in need.
This milestone year reflected the strength of long-standing community support, with volunteers spanning generations, some returning after decades of service, others joining for the first time. More than a holiday meal, the program provides dignity, connection, and access to additional Branches resources for families across the community.
Thank you to our 25th Anniversary Sponsor, Darrell Windle & Dave Samber; Top Turkey Sponsors, Alan Goldfarb, P.A., Publix Supermarket Charities, and Unity on the Bay; and our Harvest Sponsors, Aetna, Amazon, Annie and Tom Tannehill, BankUnited, The Batchelor Foundation, BB Americas, Bradesco Bank, Catalyst Pharmaceuticals, City National Bank, Dade County Federal Credit Union, The Green Family Foundation, The Kirk Foundation, Miami Vineyard, Molina Healthcare, The Templeton Family Foundation, VITAS, and many more.
This holiday season, Branches celebrated 10 years of its Under the Tree Toy Shops, a beloved program that allows parents to purchase brand-new toys for their children at discounts of more than 90%, while preserving dignity and choice.
Hosted across all three Branches sites, including our new home in South Miami, families were welcomed into festive spaces filled with holiday music, treats, and volunteers who wrapped each gift.More than 200 families participated, with over 2,000 toys available across the sites. In addition to toys, youth received Branches-branded merchandise and gift cards.
A heartfelt thank you to our Angel Sponsors, The Alvarez Family, The Batchelor Foundation, The Lopez Family, The Templeton Family Foundation, and the many donors and volunteers who make this holiday tradition possible each year.
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Branches’ Board of Directors | 2025
Brent McLaughlin
President & CEO
Branches, Inc
Rodney H. Bell
Board Chair
Holland & Knight, LLP
Retired Partner
Ed Deppman
Treasurer
Gerson Preston
Robinson & Co., P.A.
Retired Manager
James E. Morgan, III
Vice Chair
Squire Patton
Boggs (US), LLP
Retired Partner
Laurie Zapletal
Secretary
First Horizons Bank
Vice President
Mary Ann Cruz
At Large Member
Amerant Bank
CRA Officer
Richard Alfonso
Member
US Century Bank
SVP, Business
Development Officer
Amaka Amalu
Member
Tech Girl Power
Founder & President
Jonathan Berrios
Member
J.P. Morgan Private Bank
Managing Director
Humberto Comellas
Member
ulltium consulting
President & CEO
Jeannette Coto Dou
Member
Celebrity Cruises; Royal Caribbean Group VP, Onboard Revenue; Hotel Operations
Jack Edwards
Member
Ashoka —Innovators
for the Public
Senior Advisor
Desiree Fernandez
Member
Mark, Ferrer & Hayden
Litigation Attorney
Alex Fraser
Member
Smart Merchant Processing
President
Tina Furniss-Roe, Ph.D.
Member
Miami-Dade County Parks & Rec Chief of PR & Marketing
Daniel Haines
Member
CFO & COO
BTI Partners
Nelson Hidalgo
Member
Banesco USA
Executive Vice President
Scott Howard
Member
Denver Nuggets
Director of College Scouting
Carl Lee
Member
Aetna
Manager of Community Development
Geraldo Marcelin
Member
Miami Dade College
Upward Bound
Enrollment Specialist
Maria Molina
Member
Coastal Construction
VP of People & Culture
Richard Morgan
Member
Banyan Community
Health Center, Inc.
General Counsel &
Chief Risk Officer
Florencia Olivera
Member
Florida Power & Light
Communication Manager
Jason Randolph
Member
One Lifestyle
Management/Service One Miami
President
Jay Redwood
Member
Bank of America
SVP – Business Banking
Sr. Relationship Manager
Nidia B. Ruiz
Member
First Horizon
SVP, CRA Manager
Hanai Sablich
Member
Regions Bank
VP/Community
Development Manager
Marian M. Smith
Member
Career Source South Florida
Retired Assistant Director,
Administration
Jeanette Stone
Member
Baptist Health – South Miami Hospital
VP of Operations
TJ Villamil
Member
eMerge Americas
President, Business
Development
Rev. Dr. Audrey Warren
Member
First United Methodist Church of Miami
Pastor
Rev. Dr. Cynthia D. Weems
Member
The United Methodist Church of Sun City Center
Senior Pastor
Donors & Stakeholders | July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025
$100,000 and above
Trish & Dan Bell
Angeliki & George Marakas
Himan Brown Charitable Trust
Internal Revenue Service
Miami-Dade County PHCD
The Batchelor Foundation, Inc.
The Children’s Trust
The Miami Foundation
The Templeton Family
Foundation
Truist Foundation
United Way Miami
Volunteer Florida
Between $30,000 and $99,999
Aetna/CVS Health
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Bob W. Kelly
Bradesco Bank
Capital One Services, LLC
Comcast NBCUniversal
Helen’s Hope Foundation
JPMorgan Chase Bank
Kathy & Scott Howard
Leah & Phillip Sylvester
Miami-Dade County – OMB Grants Coordination
Molina Healthcare of Florida, Inc.
Ocean Reef Community Foundation
Publix Super Markets Charities
The Kirk Foundation
The Protestant Congregation of Ocean Reef, Inc.
Aetna Better Health of Florida
Amazon
Amerant Bank
Andrea & John Page
Angel Alvarez
Annie & Tom Tannehill
Awilda & Jorge Lopez
Banesco USA
BankUnited
Brigitt & Alan Potamkin
Bruce Alan Arthur
Catalyst Pharmaceuticals
Celebrity Cruises
Christie Curie
Cities for Financial Empowerment (CFE)
City National Bank of Florida
Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation
Crowe Foundation
David John Smith
Denise & Miguel Ferniza
Emergency Food & Shelter Program (EFSP)
First Bank
First Horizon
FIU Foundation
Green Family Foundation
Huizenga Family Foundation
Jacarlene Foundation
Jeannette & Remy Dou
Jocelyn Watkins
Kate Inman & Daniel Haines
Kathy & Bob Kowalski
Kelly Foundation
Law Offices of Alan Goldfarb, PA
Lennar Foundation
Linda Corey
Motorsports Charities, Inc. d/b/a The NASCAR Foundation
National Association for Latino
Community Asset Builders (NALCAB)
North Dade Medical Foundation
Pacific National Bank
Rajni Agarwal
Regions Bank
Rodney H. Bell
Santander Bank US
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
South Miami Hospital
St. John’s On The Lake
TD Charitable Foundation
TeamFootWorks
The Caravetta Heaven’s Helpers Foundation
The Darrell R. Windle Charitable Fund
The Dunspaugh-Dalton Foundation
The Tonkinson Foundation
Tina & Robert Furniss-Roe
Tomy & Jack Edwards
Truist Financial Corporation
UnitedHealthcare
Unity on the Bay
Victoria & Jason Randolph
Villa Family Foundation
Wells Fargo Bank
Between $5,000 and $9,999
Agape
All In Xpress
Aramark
Baptist Health Foundation
Barbara & Edward D. Deppman
Bean Automotive Group
Bilzin Sumberg
Coastal Construction
Desiree Fernandez & Spencer Winlaw
First Church Miami
First UMC Coral Gables & The Growing Place Early Childhood Center
Florida Annual Conference UMC
Florida Blue
Florida Philanthropic Network
Florida Power & Light
G Financial Group LLC
Glicer & Greg Umbaugh
Greater Miami Youth for Christ, Inc.
HSBC Bank USA, N.A.
Justin Onorato
Manny Becerra
Marianne & Peter Kircher
Marile & Jorge Luis Lopez, Esq Family Foundation
Miami Vineyard Community Church
Morris and Anita Broad Philanthropic Fund
National Summer Learning Association (NSLA)
Patti & Rick Morgan
Pension Services Inc.
PNC Bank
Publix Super Markets, Inc.
Sandy Milledge
Smilka Melgoza
SouthState Bank
St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Tara Templeton
TD Bank
The Boeing Company
The Northern Trust Company
The Villamil Family Endowment Fund
Ulltium Consulting, Inc.
US Century Bank
Between $1,000 and $4,999
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts
Alberto Milo Jr.
Alex Chomat
Alma Agency
Ana VeigaMilton
Angelica Ledesma
Anthony Goodman
Anudari & Michael Bradley
Ashcroft Capital
AT&T
Baptist Health
Branches UMC
Brent McLaughlin
Brian Reas
Burger King Foundation
Calder Casino
Carol & Joseph Hawks
City of North Miami
Consulado General De Mexico
Darrell Windle & Dave Samber
Don Bailey
Donna & Dr. Ron Pellegrini
Elena V. Carpenter-Smith
First UMC Lakeland
Impact Deposits Corp
Isabelle & Russell Pike
Jason Morgan
Juan F. Rodriguez
Juneau Construction Company
Kadie Black
Kary Cummins
Kathleen Bands
Kenneth & Johanna Hall
Kevin Kaufman
Kim & Daniel Armstrong
Kim & Ray Torres
Laurie A. Zapletal
Lucille Zanghi & James Dow
LUXE Properties
MARH Foundation
Mark Ferrer & Hayden
Mark Rosenberg
Mastercard
Mia & Alex Fraser
Milam’s Markets
Nadine & Shaun Rogers
Nancy T. Hector
National Christian Foundation South Florida NCF Miami
Nicholas Baurichter
Office of Commissioner Raquel Regalado
Ortega Construction Company
Pamela Poulos
Prestige Clinical Research
Prosperity NOW
Rebecca & Carleton Prothro
Robin & Steve Houlberg
Rosamaria Garcia
Rotary Club of South Miami
Sandra C. Amezquita
Sarah & Christopher Reilly
Shirley Encarnacion
Tech Girl Power
Teresa Safie
The Keyes Company
The Redland Company, Inc.
Travel by Design, Inc.
Troy & Sissy Templeton
VITAS Healthcare
William Burdette
William Duquette
Between $500 and $999
Adam Wing
Barbara Reese
Beta Tau
Brian Miller
Bronwyn Miller
Carol & Terry Buchanan
Carrie & Amory Bodin
Chris & David Lane
Christina & TJ Villamil
Coral Gables Congregational
United Church of Christ
Dave Lawrence
Dave Thelen
Deborah Koch
Debra Tano
Deirdre & Christian Dunham
Diane & Terry Lee
Doris Ramos
Dr. Tina Carroll Scott
Eileen Carpenter
Francisco Silva
Hal Delgado
Hon Judge Migna Sanchez -Llorens
Humana, Inc.
Isabel Fernandez
Jairo Ontiveros
Jared Kircher
Jessica Lancaster
Karen Fryd
Kendall United Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club of Homestead-South
Dade, Inc.
Larry W. Ross
Love Has No Limits
Lydia C. Sacasa
Manya & Bob Lowman
Marc & Sandra Zampino
Mari & Humberto Comellas
Maurice’s Jewelers, Inc
Memorial UMC
Michael Sutta
Nancy & Donald Elisburg
Ned Ferrarone
Nidia Ruiz & Eduardo Dominguez
Norma Jean Abraham
PEO Chapter A
Phil and Corrie Hillary
Rev. Audrey Blaine Warren
Rich Daly
Romitza Miralles
Roxanna & Dr. Stanley Lynch
Shannon Kearns
Sharyn & Robert Ladner
Susan Lynne Hart
Sushi Maki
Tarin Teno
Thad W. Adams
Thomas Matkov
Trevor Wing
Vincent Carrodeguas
Weiss Serota Helfman Cole + Bierman
Wendy Gayle Lapidus
Zdravka Veltcheva
Between $200 and $499
Amy Deem
Ana Gonzalez
Andrew Dayton
Andrew Turner
Anita Moriarty
Ann Eldredge
Anna Maria Patiño-Fernández & Javier E. Fernandez
Armando Carrada
Barbara Marcelli
Barbara Romani
Beth Sackstein
Bill Bieler
Bronwyn Miller & Maury Udell
Bruce Elliot Ford
Carol Ann Casey
Caroline Wilhelms
Chelsea & Nathan Mandler
Crowe Foundation
Cynthia Chipi
Cynthia Weems
David Benson
Deanna Poshard
Donald Alan Baker
Dr. Jose Dotres
Earl Bennett
Eileen Ball Mehta
Etta & David Jardine
First UMC Homestead Women
Gabriel Gil
Gabriele & Reinhard Benditte
Gaby Valdes
Helmut & Miriam Jockel
Imelda Chavez
Jane Noppenberg
Jennifer & John Archer
Jesus & Leivys Socorro
Jody & Tom Verrengia
Jon Rank
Jordan Kircher
Jorge Gonzalez
Joshua Samek
Juan Andres Nava
Karen Mathieson
Kate Lashley
Kathleen Ballard
Kathryn Abodeely Karim Abodeely
Kayla Hernandez
Lee Lennon & Luis Amaral de
Freitas
Luli Pinasco
Marsha Hennessey
Martine Daceus
Marylen Gaab
Matthew Argondizza
Matthew Tormey
Melanie Beard
Molly & Charles Baumberger
Molly & Peter Baumberger
Nexus Consultancy
Nicole Chipi
Patricia Scerpella
Paula & Arthur Herriott
Philip Farinacci
Plantation UMC
Plantation UMC Women
Renee Cuellar
Renee Schafer
Rhonda Ballard Hardin
Richard Alfonso
Rik Rak Salon
Rita & Ron Magill
Robin Norell
Ruth Perez Kim
Scott Myott
Self-Help Credit Union
Sheetal Khera
Shelley Daniel Rutherford
Spencer McGowan
Tony Baurichter
Victor Monzon
Visa Inc.
William Elgar
Wynn & Michael Byrne
Zdravka Veltcheva
Up To $199
A&M Ocean Machinery, Inc.
Adam Lotterman
Adrian Davis
Adriana Garroz
Adriana N. Matos Flecha
Agron & Kele Perry
Ailys Gomez
Aimee Paraso
Alex Flecha & Ray Gonzalez
Alexandra Rios
Alexis Moreira
Aleyda Serrano
Alison Wynne
Alondra Gonzalez
Alvaro Sarria
Amaka Amalu
Amanda Ashby Huggins
Amanda Soto
Amy Smith
Amy Zambrano
Ana Castilla
Ana Catalina Estrada
Ana Freitas
Ana Jones
Ana Perez
Ana Tangari
Ana Wakeham
Andrea Martinez
Andrew Lemke
Anelith Ortega
Angel Del Castillo
Angela Deggs
Angela Girgado
Anisha Patel
Anita & Jim Dyches
Anji Ismail
Annabelle Flecha
Anne Lord
Annie Wilkinson
Arianna Urquia
Arkayla Suber
Arlene Polo
Aruna Airan
Augusta Neal
Axel Rizo
Barbara Soliday
Bella Behar
Benigno Mendez
Bennett Rowan
Benoit Hamon
Bernardino Gonzalez Vasquez
Berthena & Alvin Bullard
Bianca Bovo
Bobbi Meyers
Brenda L. Suda
Brian Sprowl
Brigette Lopez
Cara Esquivel
Cargill
Carla Hill
Carlos Limontes
Carmen Rossmore
Carmen Silvia Briceno
Carol Brock
Carol Oberholtzer
Carolina & Joey Armas
Carolyn Ruth Robinson
Casey Caterina
Catalina Velasco
Bronwen Rutter
Charlotte Rigaud
Chaya Sumanth
Cheryl & John Akerman Jr.
Children’s Bereavement Center
Chris Shanks
Christine Coronado
Christine Fierro
Christopher Gonzalez
Cindy Conger
Clara Hernadez
Claude-Bernard Paultre
Claudia A. Grillo
Connie Migeot
Connor Evans
Creedence Gonzalez
Cristina Diamond
Cristina Miller
Cynthia & William Van Gundy
daLux design, LLC
Danielle Whatley
Dave Miller
Deborah S. Klem
Diana Alonso
Diana Salinas
Diane Barrett
Diane M. Minch
Doreen & Leon Reitnauer
Dr. Sally B. Philips
Dr. Sandra C Williamson
Drs. Linda & O. Townsend Dann
Eddie Dominguez
Eduardo Acosta
Eduardo Jesus Palacio Rhenals
Ekaterina Kudryasheva
Emily Zubizarreta
Enrique Cardozo
Erica White
Esperanza De Varona -Rodriguez
Esther & Isolina C. Santiago
Esther Hubbard
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Trish and Dan Bell Family Branches Center – Lakeview Campus
11500 NW 12th Avenue, Miami, FL 33168
Phone: (305) 442-8306
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129 SW 5th Avenue, Florida City, FL 33034
Phone: (786) 650-2007
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at Residences at SoMi Parc
5961 SW 68th St, Suite 105,
South Miami, FL 33143
Phone: (645) 202-6646
