Each of the 1800+ pinwheels stands for a child in Palm Beach County who has been abused, abandoned, or neglected and needs YOUR HELP. We're united to help children!

PBCUnites was blossomed from the idea of Diana Reese, formerly with Speak Up for Kids and the GAL Program, Diana believed the concept of Community based care and called partners together to call the community to action and get the message that everyone plays a part in making a difference in the life of an abused child.

In its second year PBCUnites message is louder, stronger and continues to unite more agencies and passionate advocates. Guided by Linda Coffin and Coleen LaCosta the group is open to all with a passion to help abused children.

Get involved today to help them live their dream - a normal childhood.

Learn more at www.PBCUnites.org

The following list (and growing!) of agencies have banded together to promote the needs of children in Palm Beach County: 4 Kids of South Florida
AVDA, Aid to Victims of Domestic Violence, Bridges CHS/CSC Programs, Camelot Community Care, Cayuga Centers, ChildNet, Inc., Children’s Healing Institute, Children’s Home Society of Florida - Embracing Children. Inspiring Lives
Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County
Community Partners, Department of Children & Families, Families First of Palm Beach County
Florida Guardian ad Litem Program, Forever Family, Friends of Foster Children - Today’s Foster Children, Tomorrow’s Leaders, Heart Gallery of Palm Beach County , Kid Inc.
Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County, NCJW, National Council of Jewish Women, Palm Beach Broadcasting, Palm Beach County Library System
Palm Beach County Schools, Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, Palm Beach State College, Sandy Pines , Speak Up For Kids of Palm Beach County
Vita Nova, Inc., WXEL, Numerous Local Churches and Synagogues
+ new participants every day!

For more information or an interview, please contact Diana Reese, 772-285-7446 (cell), Florida Guardian ad Litem Program/Speak Up For Kids of Palm Beach County, Inc. or

Coleen LaCosta, 561-352-2540, Director of Development, Friends of Abused Children