Treasure Coast Food Bank received a $10,000 donation from the Islamic Association of the Treasure Coast. The organization raised the money during Ramadan, the holy month of fasting and prayers, which ended Saturday.

The Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast has joined in the worldwide #MuseumFromHome movement. Although the Children’s Museum is temporarily closed, staff are working diligently sharing online content through digital platforms like, Instagram and Facebook.

Stuart, Fl- April 7, 2020- Tykes & Teens has successfully transitioned its services to a virtual model, in order to maintain continuity of care for the children and families they serve.

Daily meal delivery to organizations continues 

Treasure Coast Food Bank is packaging emergency food boxes for people who can’t access food because of the coronavirus.

 Earth Day is celebrating its 50^th anniversary and The Children’s Museum is planning to celebrate our amazing Earth by organizing an Earth Fest Day on April 18^th from 10am-2pm. The museum doors will be open to children and families throughout the Treasure Coast. We will be promoting through our email blasts, website, press releases, newsletters, Facebook and radio.

On February 29th, 2020,  Visionary School of Arts and Inwater Research Group kicked off sea turtle nesting season with Go Green! Conservation and Art Show like no other! Over 80 students and teachers from VSOA were showcasing the art they created.

It is amazing what you can accomplish when you introduce community leaders to each other!  The Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast relies on donations and volunteer efforts from the community to maintain its facility and community outreach programs through exhibits and hands-on experiences.  Over the past 17 years the Junior League of Martin County has supported the ongoing efforts of the C

FORT PIERCE, Fla., March 2, 2020 – With more than 500 handcrafted ceramic bowls to choose from, fans of the annual St. Lucie County Empty Bowls event may find it a little difficult to pick just one. Go ahead and choose two to double the efforts at solving hunger.

The Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast hosted a fabulous evening at The Mansion at Tuckahoe on February 13th. Women from the Treasure Coast enjoyed appetizers donated from local restaurants, placed bids on items in the Silent Auction and Raffle, and explored 27 pop-up shops featuring J.

The Lundin Kudo Empty Bowls committee kicked off preparations for their annual fundraiser with a tour of Treasure Coast Food Bank’s food production kitchen – an up-close look at the work to fight hunger that the event supports.