Voices of Impact

Celebrate Women’s History Month with influential leaders using their VOICES (Vision, Opportunity, Impact, Commitment, Empowerment) to create positive impact in Palm Beach County! Guests will enjoy an empowering reception and inspiring speaker panel.

Registration will open soon!

This year will be the 2nd annual VOICE Awards honoring women who use their VOICE to drive change and create impact.

Vision – setting a clear path forward

Opportunity – opening doors for others

Impact – creating measurable change

Commitment – investing deeply in her community

Empowerment – lifting others and amplifying their voice

The VOICE Award is recognized in two categories:

• Steward of Impact, a woman who demonstrates exceptional selflessness by contributing her time, talent, or philanthropic resources to drive meaningful change for the Palm Beach County community
• Champion of Impact, a woman in a leadership role within public or non-profit sectors who has demonstrated extraordinary professional excellence and uses her career platform to champion community-wide progress.

Nominations for this year’s awards will open on January 14^th at United for Impact, hosted by Leaders United.

For sponsorship inquiries, please reach out to leadership@unitedwaypbc.org.

Last Year Featured: 

The 2026 VOICES of Impact event featured a vibrant speaker panel including Paige Kornblue with ESPN as Moderator, Alexcia Cox State Attorney with Palm Beach County, Maria Marino County Commissioner with Palm Beach County, and Nicole Cummings, NASA  RL10 Exploration Uppers Stage Engine Program Manager with L3Harris Technologies, Inc. The panel discussed leadership, community, and what it means to use your VOICE for change.

The evening also launched the inaugural VOICE Award, honoring women who use their VOICE to make an impact in Palm Beach County. The winner of the Steward of Impact award was LaTosha Wallace, and Champion of Impact award was Maria Marino.

Explore highlights from last year’s Voices of Impact: Women Redefining Philanthropy. Photo credit: Tracey Benseon Photography