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JULY 24, 2026

"Stick a Fork In It"


We had a wonderful time on set as Dr. Mack Brown of Abe Brown Ministries joined Feeding Tampa Bay for an interview on its podcast, “Stick a Fork In It,” filmed by Building Success Productions.

We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to share our mission and bring greater awareness to the work being done to restore lives and strengthen our community. Meaningful conversations like this can inspire hope, encourage action, and connect more people with the resources and support available to them.

Our sincere thanks to Feeding Tampa Bay and Building Success Productions for creating a space where important stories can be shared.

Stay tuned—the episode is expected to air in September, and we look forward to sharing it with you. You won’t want to miss this inspiring conversation!


JULY 22, 2026

Second Chance Job Fair


Thank you to everyone who joined us for the recent Second Chance Job Fair. The event connected job seekers with employers, career opportunities and valuable community resources.

We are especially grateful to CareerSource Tampa Bay for partnering with us. We also thank our participating employers, volunteers and community supporters for helping make the event possible.

Most importantly, we appreciate everyone who attended and took a step toward a new opportunity. Together, we are restoring lives, rebuilding futures and creating pathways to lasting employment.

Photo: Representatives from Abe Brown Ministries and CareerSource Tampa Bay.



JULY 10, 2026

Our CEO Featured by the NLC


Abe Brown Ministries is proud to share that our President and CEO, Robert P. Blount III, was recently featured by the Nonprofit Leadership Center in a conversation about the future of nonprofit leadership.

With a third of nonprofit CEOs expected to leave their roles in the coming years, strong peer relationships and intentional leadership development are more important than ever. In the feature, Robert joins fellow nonprofit executives Mindy Murphy and Michael Jalazo to discuss the value of the Nonprofit Leadership Center’s CEO Circle.

The CEO Circle brings together small groups of nonprofit CEOs and executive directors from across the greater Tampa Bay area. Meeting monthly, participants can work through challenges, learn from one another and gain the support of peers who understand the responsibilities of leading a mission-driven organization.

Robert’s participation reflects his commitment to continuous growth, collaboration and sustainable leadership. These principles also guide our work at Abe Brown Ministries as we invest in people, strengthen our organization and prepare leaders who will carry our mission forward. We are grateful to the Nonprofit Leadership Center for creating spaces where nonprofit executives can share insight, find encouragement and become better equipped to serve their organizations and communities.