Taylor Financial was honored to serve as a Platinum Sponsor of The Great West Chase, a long-standing tradition uniting over 1,300 runners, families, and friends across Tampa Bay. Beyond the finish line, the event raises vital funds for area elementary schools, supporting math and literacy programs that empower the next generation. We’re grateful to contribute to such an uplifting cause that truly embodies the spirit of community.

Taylor Financial was proud to sponsor the 2024 Great West Chase. Since 2002, this event, organized by WOW magazine, has gathered racers, walkers, families, and kids from across Tampa Bay to support local elementary schools. Thanks to sponsors and participants, 100% of the net proceeds will benefit vital math and literacy programs.

Taylor Financial was honored to sponsor the 5th Annual Mother’s Golf Tournament, an event dedicated to supporting the Palmer Family for Breast Cancer and Autism Allstars. The Taylor Financial team actively participated, enjoying the day’s events and proudly donated $2,000 to these significant causes.

There is nothing quite like hearing sirens blaring and knowing Santa and his friends are nearing your neighborhood. It’s even more special knowing that Santa is making his rounds through our streets, not only to spread joy in our neighborhood; but also, to make the holidays a bit brighter for area children in need.

Santa and his helpers will once again be collecting unwrapped toys, books, bikes and games along the parade route for the Boys & Girls Club of Town ‘n’ Country. Any toys that surpass their needs will supplement other area Boys & Girls Clubs, as well as Metropolitan Ministries.

The parade is organized by Ralph Caputo and Santa’s Elves; however, there are a number of local organizations and families who help underwrite the event’s costs and support the volunteers. This year’s lead sponsor is Taylor Financial, who will also be pulling Santa’s sleigh. WOW magazine is a supporting sponsor. The Westchase Community Development District’s (CDD) board of supervisors also makes the event possible by providing off-duty deputies for parade safety and traffic control. This year’s luncheon, which feeds parade volunteers during the mid-day parade break, is once again being generously hosted by the Metzger Family of Radcliffe. And Alan Shabott and his family have been hard at work building floats. Parade organizers thank them all for their generous support.