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Mattie Williams Neighborhood Family Center
Our mission is to nurture and strengthen children, youth, adults, families and communities through education, support services and collaborative partnerships to help people improve their lives and achieve self-sufficiency.
Another fun afternoon! Today, the Mattie Williams Girl Scouts used leaves and fabric paint to create their own unique "nature patterns" on canvas bags. These little keepsakes were so fun to make, and we are so grateful for our amazing leader, Ms. Marina, and our partnership with the Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County for making creative moments like these possible.
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This is more than a workshop. Staff from Endeavors will be on hand to answer your questions and guide you through the process. Please join us next week at Mattie Williams. If you want to reserve a spot, give us a call at 727-791-8255.Still need help recovering after the hurricanes?
Join us for a FREE workshop at the Mattie Williams Center.
Learn how to access support for home repairs, essential needs, and available recovery funding through a FEMA-supported program with Endeavors.
Thursday, April 15
Mattie Williams Center at 1003 Dr. MLK Jr S N, Safety Harbor
2:00am to 4:00pm
Open to the community!
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Daisy Douglas is the park to be at on Saturday, April 25th for a Community Picnic with the Safety Harbor Recreation - Government; Kiwanis Club of Safety Harbor, and the Dish!
Fun games and food starts at 12:00 noon! Mattie Williams staff will there to spend time with our neighbors! Bring the kids! Hope to see you.
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See you on the 25th for a fun community picnic at Daisy Douglas Park.
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We’re proud to welcome an extraordinary leader to the Mattie Williams Center Board.
Dr. Sharon Reid-Kane brings a powerful combination of vision, experience, and impact to our mission.
As VP & Chief Education and Community Engagement Officer at Ruth Eckerd Hall, Sharon oversees arts education programs reaching more than 60,000 students across Tampa Bay—expanding access, opportunity, and creativity for all ages and abilities.
Her career reflects a deep commitment to children, families, and community impact. She has been recognized as Arts Education Professional of the Year, received the Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County's Cooperman-Bogue Award, and was most recently named a Tony Awards® Excellence in Theatre Education nominee.
Beyond her leadership, Sharon’s expertise spans statewide and national influence—from serving on arts and funding panels to mentoring the next generation of nonprofit leaders. With a doctoral degree in education, certifications in dyslexia studies, and credentials as an Autism Specialist, she brings a uniquely informed and inclusive perspective to the work we do.
"Sharon’s passion for education, the arts, and community aligns seamlessly with our mission to support families and children across Safety Harbor and beyond. We are honored to have her voice, leadership, and heart at the table," said the Mattie Williams Center's Executive Director David Hale.
Please help us welcome Dr. Reid-Kane to the Mattie Williams family!
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GFWC North Pinellas Woman's Club arrived at the Mattie Williams Center with armfuls of pinwheels to raise awareness about the national Child Abuse Prevention campaign that happens each April. Many of our staff and board member Katherine Harriel joined in to decorate the front entrance of our building. We are so proud to be a part of this national awareness campaign. (Pinwheels are the symbol of childhood innocence and hope.)
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