CPA Day of Service

Thank you to our 2025 volunteers!
Each year, FICPA members across the state volunteer together to give back to their communities on behalf of the CPA profession.
On May 17, a total of 185 volunteers participated in 14 different service projects spread across the state. We want to thank our project leaders and all the volunteers who offered their time and effort to better their surroundings.
Scroll down to see pictures, details and project leaders from our 2025 CPA Day of Service!
2025 CPA Day of Service projects

The Diaper Bank
Boca Raton
The Diaper Bank gives children the opportunity to shine by collaborating with local non-profits to address diaper need among families below the poverty line in Palm Beach and Broward Counties.
Volunteers will be loading diapers into the vehicles of nonprofit partners.

The Sanctuary on 8th Street
Jacksonville
The Sanctuary provides an enriching, affirming environment for children and teens living in marginalized neighborhoods.
Volunteers cleaned the vans used for after-school transportation, cleaned up the yard around the campus, and organized the play and activity rooms within the Sanctuary.

Feeding Empty Little Tummies Palmetto
F.E.L.T is dedicated to feeding Manatee County’s most needy – homeless and food insecure students – one backpack at a time!
Volunteers assisted with the outdoor and warehouse reset for summer, pressure washing, cleaning and taking inventory.



Project leader
Alex Welsh
A-LIGN
Project leader
Corrine Petlick
Deloitte
Project leader
Ali Carter
Mauldin & Jenkins

Feeding Tampa Bay
Tampa
Feeding Tampa Bay is a one-stop shop where neighbors can get a meal, access to benefits assistance, basic health services, educational classes, job training and connections to other nonprofits.
Volunteers sorted through donated items for quality control before those items were sent out to the community.

Epilepsy Alliance Florida
Miami
EAF is committed to providing unwavering support to individuals and families living with epilepsy.
Volunteers assisted with setting up and breaking down event stations, supporting staff with registration, cheering along the walk route, attending to concession stands, and distributing water, snacks and shirts.

The Lotus House
Miami
Sheltering more than 1,550 women, youth and children annually, the Lotus House is the largest women’s homeless shelter in the country.
Volunteers readied for community distribution of essential supplies by setting up tables/tents, preparing care packages, handing out water, cleaning and organizing.



Project leader
Kyle Gosiewski
Crowe
Project leader
Ed Duarte
Foreign Parts Distributors
Project leader
Maximilian Halasz
Kaufman Rossin

United Against Poverty
Orlando
UAP's work is shaped by the understanding that we can create lasting change to combat poverty.
Volunteers cleaned, organized and stocked shelves in our Member Grocery and Marketplace, took inventory in our Emergency Food Pantry and sorted donated business-professional clothing in our STEP Clothing Closet.

The Fostering Foundation
Ocala
The Fostering Foundation builds a strong foundation for the children in foster care.
Volunteers sanitized toys and equipment in the children's room, organized donated clothing into placement bags, pressure washed the parking lot, fence and playground equipment, and built a new playset.

Caring & Sharing
South Walton
Caring & Sharing provides crisis relief to our neighbors in need through financial assistance, food, counseling and case management.
Volunteers organized donated food and hygiene products and sorted them into donation bags.



Project leader
Fiona McKenna
Berman Hopkins
Project leader
Krystal Dale
Crippen & Co.
Project leader
Lauren Villarreal
Carr, Riggs & Ingram

Spoil Island Project
Fort Pierce
The Spoil Island Project is headed by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Indian River Lagoon Aquatic Preserves Office (IRLAP) with help from partner agencies and organizations.
Volunteers boated to a spoil island to clean its shores.

Keep Pinellas Beautiful
St. Petersburg
KPB conserves and beautifies our natural environment by means of community engagement and education.
Volunteers cleaned the shoreline and mangroves along South Gandy Beach in St. Petersburg.

Ocean Hour Florida
Pensacola
Ocean Hour defends our beautiful natural environment and wildlife by promoting a clean, peaceful and fulfilling existence through community involvement and education.
Volunteers picked up trash in the cleanup location using provided equipment.



Project leader
Matthew Treskovich
Flavin Nooney & Person
Project leader
Alex Varidin
Stifel
Project leader
Andrew Turner
Anglin Reichmann Armstrong

Bread of the Mighty
Gainesville
Bread of the Mighty collects, sort, store and distribute donated food and basic essentials to more than 200 nonprofit agency partners.
Volunteers assisted with inspecting, sorting and packing food.

Child Care of Southwest Florida
Fort Myers
Child Care of Southwest Florida operates five nonprofit learning centers, coordinates DCF-mandated childcare training and exams, and administers USDA Child Care Food Programs.
Volunteers assisted with clean-up and landscaping.


Project leader
William Jones
Jones CPA & Advisors
Project leader
Andrea Dillon
Noack & Company
FICPA volunteers have also been proud to serve:
For information about FICPA CPA Day of Service, contact:
Lindsey Buck
Manager, Career Development
LindseyB@ficpa.org
850-521-5934