Touching Miami with Love Partners

Touching Miami with Love was built in partnership and continues strong partnerships. Explore our partnership pages and contact us how you can join in partnership in the TML Family supporting the Overtown and West Homestead communities through our work.

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Founding Partners

Touching Miami with Love is blessed to have been created in partnership. We are grateful to the founding partners that make our programs possible

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Corporate Partners

We are grateful to the many corporate partners that make our programs possible and enhance our impact to the children and youth we serve in Overtown and West Homestead.

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Foundation Partners

We are grateful to the many foundation partners that make our programs possible and enhance our impact to the children and youth we serve in Overtown and West Homestead.

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Community Partners

We are grateful to the many community partners that make our programs possible and enhance our impact to the children and youth we serve in Overtown and West Homestead.

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Faith Partners

We are grateful to the many faith partners that make our programs possible and enhance our impact to the children and youth we serve in Overtown and West Homestead.

Founding Partners

Touching Miami with Love is blessed to have been created in partnership. The vision for an organization to meet the needs of those in the downtown corridor and nearby Overtown neighborhood was first seen by active members at the former Central Baptist Church in downtown Miami. These passion people shared their vision with those in the formational stages of a new organization, The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF).

The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship believed in this vision and funded the first staff of Touching Miami with Love, founding directors Butch and Nell Green. Since those early days in the mid-90s, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship has provided financial support for every Executive Director of Touching Miami with Love.

The state branch of The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF-FL) was actually the first to formalize and Touching Miami with Love was their first joint project as an emerging organization. Pat and Carolyn Anderson led a team of CBF FL individuals in A Covenant to Serve, as Pat served as the first CBF Florida state coordinator calling for support of Touching Miami with Love to secure the purchase of our building and fund programming. CBF FL not only purchased our first building in downtown, but provided the seed funds to get hands-on ministry in Miami started. They also funded the purchased of land in Homestead and for years led the construction of our center serving the West Homestead community. Today the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of Florida provides both our center’s site to Touching Miami with Love rent free and also provides for some of the cost of maintenance and utilities for our centers.

Corporate Partners

Foundation Partners

The Children’s Trust generously funds our Children’s Program and Youth Development Program at both our Overtown and West Homestead Site.

Ocean Reef Community Foundation provides support for programming and projects at our West Homestead Site. Their continued support over many years began with investing in the beginnings of our community garden and has touched nearly every aspect of our program from our children’s reading program, access to technology to providing summer internship opportunities for our high school youth.

Fernandez Pave the Way provides support for children’s programming at our Overtown Site and has provided our van for West Homestead Site among many other project support over the years.

Community Partners

Faith Partners

Since our organization’s founding, Christ Journey Church (formerly University Baptist Church) has been a generous supporter of our work in Overtown and West Homestead. Through financial support they help make our mission to share the love of Christ possible.

Christ Journey Church’s multi-year effort, City Serve, mobilizes those in the church to do impactful projects across the city. Many of our upgrades and renovations have been made possible though the support of City Serve.