Prospera’s West Coast of Florida region includes and serves the following counties:
The main office is located in Tampa. Prospera was originally established in 1991 in Tampa (then called Hispanic Business Initiative Fund).
Prospera’s clients in the West Coast region include Cakes Plus, Natural Esthetics, Level Up Flooring, ISSA Rehab Services, Paola’s Beauty Boutique, COS Janitorial Services, Pezco Aquafarming, Bazzle Baby, eSmart Recycling, L. Ortega & Associates, Blind Tiger Café, Black & Denim Apparel Co. and many more!
Save the date for the 2019 Success Stories Luncheon in the West Coast of Florida: Wednesday, October 9 at Armature Works.
Thank you to our generous annual funders for the investing in our mission and enabling us to serve entrepreneurs without charging for our services. Regional sponsors include Hillsborough County, City of Clearwater, Regions, Suncoast Credit Union, Rumba 106.5 FM, EstrellaTV and Telemundo Tampa.
We are very grateful for the time and talent that our dedicated volunteers donate to Prospera! Our West Coast Regional Board and West Coast Technical Assistance Committee members help our staff serve entrepreneurs throughout the year.
2002 N. Lois Avenue
Suite 660
Tampa, FL 33607
(813) 634-6246
contactwc@prosperausa.org
2101 E. Palm Avenue
Tampa, FL 33605
(813) 634-6246
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