Editorial Board Pensacola News Journal Published 6:00 a.m. CT Oct. 17, 2020   In a year that already exists in people’s memories as a depressing and dizzying span of months that can’t get over fast enough, the latest feat of charitable giving from IMPACT 100 Pensacola Bay Area is a reminder... Read More

Pensacola News Journal Published 8:34 a. m. CT Oct 13, 2020 Eleven nonprofits each were awarded $106,000 during the IMPACT 100 Pensacola Bay Area’s annual meeting. “This year has been like none other, in terms of community need from the impact of COVID-19 and Hurricane Sally,” said Brigette Brooks, president... Read More

Vince Whibbs Guest columnist, Pensacola News Journal In these most difficult times when our nation is beset with challenges from every direction, it is important that we take the time to acknowledge both individuals and organizations that work tirelessly to help neighbors who are experiencing their own personal challenges. One... Read More

Andrea Rosenbaum, Guest columnist Published 10:49 a.m. CT June 2, 2020 PNJ| Updated 10:50 a.m. CT June 2, 2020 Ever had your car break down unexpectedly and leave you stranded? Ever wonder if your truck would start when you turned the key? Ever had to choose between replacing an old... Read More

Santa Rosa Kids’ House was the enthusiastic recipient of an IMPACT 100 Pensacola Bay Area Grant in 2017, and as a result we were able to begin our exciting “journey to healing.” The entire board and staff of the Santa Rosa Kids’ House swung into action. Our board chairman, Wendell Hall, immediately began... Read More

The Booker T. Washington Aquatic Center is about to get a much-needed facelift thanks to a grant from Pensacola Bay Area Impact 100. The “Just Keep Swimming” project was awarded a $106,000 grant from Impact 100 earlier this month to refurbish Washington’s indoor six-lane competition swimming pool.  Facility coordinator Megan Oberholtzer... Read More

The inaugural Miracle League of Santa Rosa County baseball games will take place this Saturday at the newly renovated baseball field behind the Tiger Point Community Center in Gulf Breeze. The baseball field was completely revamped last year to comply with Americans with Disability Act standards, thanks to $350,000 in county funding, as well... Read More

Published in Emerald Coast Magazine – February-March, 2019 Stories from the Heart – Impact 100 Pensacola Bay Area https://impact100pensacola.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Sacred-Heart-Stories-from-the-Heart.pdf