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The Workplace Thrive Summit brought together passionate leaders, innovators, and changemakers dedicated to fostering mentally healthy workplaces. Through powerful keynotes, interactive discussions, and expert-led sessions, attendees gained actionable strategies to support employee well-being, boost productivity, and create lasting change. From learning how to approach critical conversations to building company-wide wellness initiatives, the insights shared were both inspiring and transformative.
As we move forward, the momentum continues! The Workplace Thrive Academy kicks off soon, equipping leaders with the tools and resources to turn knowledge into action. Together, we are redefining workplace culture—because when employees thrive, businesses do too. Stay connected and be part of the movement! #WorkplaceThrive #MentalHealthAtWork
Takeaways (from the summit survey)
Suncoast Disaster Recovery Fund Invests in Charlotte County (August 19, 2023)
A focused Community Strategy (June 4, 2023)
Walking a Mile in ALICE's Shoes (January 29, 2023)
$1,000,000 Race for Local Workforce (October 16, 2022)
Join Forces to Get Back to Business as Usual (October 23, 2022)
United at Work is Working (November 13, 2022)
Once other resources have been exhausted, please have your employees click the GET HELP button on this page and complete a brief intake form to get started. Someone from the United Way of Charlotte County team will reach out to them in the days ahead to complete a full application and determine what assistance they might be eligible for. Funds will be distributed to individuals who qualify, as long as funds are available.
The Community Foundation of Sarasota County’s Suncoast Disaster Recovery Fund and Gulf Coast Community Foundation have generously supported United at Work through grant funding. United Way of Charlotte County is grateful for this support of what has already been an extremely successful new program!
United at Work has provided funds via case management navigation to supplement existing services provided by state and local organizations following Hurricane Ian and now Idalia to meet the disaster-caused unmet needs of survivors adequately.
The Suncoast Disaster Recovery Fund and the Gulf Coast Community Foundation have helped meet the program costs associated with operating United at Work, as 100% of all United at Work donations go directly to individuals and families in need.
United Way of Charlotte County has created a program to help strengthen the local workforce following recent hurricanes. United at Work was established to assist employees of Charlotte County businesses with unmet needs that are identified after other funds have been depleted or are no longer available.
Thanks to a generous grant from the Elsa & Peter Soderberg Foundation, donations to United at Work were matched dollar for dollar up to $500,000
-- for a $1,000,000+ pool of resources to get Charlotte County employees on their feet and back to work after Hurricane Ian.