1. Why is HSC changing its name to Catalyst Miami? Why now?

We are no longer focused exclusively on human services. We no longer function as a single coalition. We are a network, agents for change, conveners and brokers of shared services. We increase efficiency, help groups refocus on mission, and support them to become agents for larger community and civic change. After 15 years of impact, the name change from HSC to Catalyst Miami is to better reflect the array of services we provide to the community and to other organizations.

2. Will the same programs be offered?

Yes, Catalyst Miami is building on HSC's successful track record with transformational programs such as the Prosperity Campaign, Public Allies and our Civic Life Academy. We will continue to provide essential economic and civic programming, but we will increase our work in support of individual leadership development and organizational capacity building to expand our reach.

3. What will Catalyst Miami do differently from HSC?

Catalyst Miami will continue HSC's efforts but make them more focused and market-driven to meet the needs of individuals and organizations that approach us for assistance:

·    Develop and support leaders from all walks of life;

·    Build stronger organizations that collaborate and address root causes; and

·    Work together to improve health, education and economic well-being.

4. Are new services being offered?

Our new capacity building services will help organizations to work smarter, work together and achieve bigger results. Our strengthened leadership, civic and prosperity services will have greater impact.

5.  What is the new vision and mission of Catalyst Miami?

Vision: We live in a just and equitable society in which all residents are meaningfully engaged

Mission: To develop and support individual leadership and strong organizations that work together to improve health, education and economic opportunity in all our communities.