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Pinellas Park Angel Fund Offers Ways to Support Neighbors
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Pinellas Park Angel Fund Helps Neighbors in Need

Pinellas Park residents can support neighbors in need by donating to the Pinellas Park Angel Fund, Inc. Options include monthly water bill contributions, one-time payments, mail-in checks, and a new online portal with a credit card option.

09/29/2026 · Pinellas Park edition

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Pinellas Park residents can support neighbors in need through the Pinellas Park Angel Fund, Inc. The fund accepts year-round contributions to aid local individuals and families facing hardship.

The Angel Fund offers several donation methods. Residents can add monthly contributions to their water bills or make one-time donations. Checks payable to Pinellas Park Angel Fund, Inc. should be mailed to P.O. Box 1337, Pinellas Park, FL 33780-1337.

A new online portal allows credit card donations. Access the portal through the city's utility billing services website. A 3.5% transaction fee applies to credit card donations. Residents can avoid this fee by paying with cash or check, which can be dropped off at City Hall, 49th Street N.

Contributions to the Pinellas Park Angel Fund are tax-deductible. Receipts are available upon request. For more information or to sign up for monthly contributions, contact Pinellas Park Utility Billing at 727-369-0690.

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