Palm Harbor Honorary Mayor Race 2026 - 2027
Honorary Mayor Race Candidates
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Dustin J. Layton
Feeding Pinellas is a nonprofit organization focused on reducing hunger and improving food security throughout Pinellas County. Through food distribution programs, community partnerships, food rescue initiatives, and volunteer engagement, the organization helps provide nutritious meals and essential resources to individuals and families in need, including children, seniors, veterans, and low-income households. By working with local food pantries, schools, churches, businesses, and service organizations, Feeding Pinellas helps ensure that residents facing food insecurity have access to reliable support and nourishment.
Dustin J. Layton
Feeding Pinellas is a nonprofit organization focused on reducing hunger and improving food security throughout Pinellas County. Through food distribution programs, community partnerships, food rescue initiatives, and volunteer engagement, the organization helps provide nutritious meals and essential resources to individuals and families in need, including children, seniors, veterans, and low-income households. By working with local food pantries, schools, churches, businesses, and service organizations, Feeding Pinellas helps ensure that residents facing food insecurity have access to reliable support and nourishment.
Cindy Levarn
Suncoast Animal League is a Palm Harbor-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit animal welfare organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming abandoned, abused, homeless, and unwanted animals. Founded in 2006, the organization operates as a no-kill, no-time-limit rescue, ensuring that every animal in its care receives the medical treatment, shelter, socialization, and compassion needed until a permanent home is found.
In addition to caring for dogs and cats, Suncoast Animal League also rescues and rehabilitates wildlife. The organization relies heavily on foster families, volunteers, community support, and fundraising efforts to continue its lifesaving work. Each year, Suncoast Animal League helps place approximately 1,600 to 1,800 companion animals into loving homes and rehabilitates and releases more than 1,000 injured or orphaned wildlife back into their natural habitats.
For nearly two decades, Suncoast Animal League has been a vital resource for animal welfare in the Tampa Bay area, promoting responsible pet ownership while giving thousands of animals a second chance at life.