TBRPC Sponsors Pace Center for Girls Networking Event

Pace Center for Girls & the TBRPC

Founded in 1985, and started in Pinellas County in 1997, Pace Center for Girls began as a community response to the lack of female-specific programs for girls involved in the juvenile justice system, at risk of dropping out of school, or facing other serious risks. Pace Pinellas has served more than 1,500 girls by offering them and their families hope and opportunity for a brighter future.

On August 26, 2019, the Pinellas Park Chamber of Commerce held a terrific networking event sponsored by the TBRPC.  The event took place in the Pace school, where staff provided information about Pace programming and tours of the school.

TBRPC is a proud supporter of the Pace Center for Girls and we look forward to our continued partnership.

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