National Black History Month
Celebrating National Black History Month 2025
Empowering Communities by Providing Access to
Educational and Technology Resources
During National Black History Month 2025, Coke Florida, a family-owned Coca-Cola bottler, will donate 300 laptops across the state to ensure that students and adults served by community-based programs are equipped with reliable technology to support educational activities, conduct training workshops, and perform employment-related activities. These initiatives will assist Floridians of all ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds.
Technology Donations
Laptops donations to students are a staple part of Coke Florida’s commitment to giving back to the local communities. The company has expanded its focus in recent years to also provide new laptops and other upgrades to community computer labs, meeting a broad need for reliable technology. This month, Coke Florida will serve eight computer labs.
Digital Skills Training
Coke Florida provides technology access and opportunities for students to develop skills and capabilities that build digital fluency and exposes them to technology-driven career paths. Coke Florida‘s digital skills training series includes curriculum in Intelligent Automation, Web Developments, and Minecraft Coding.
United Golfers Association (UGA) Invitational
presented by Coke Florida
This year marks the fourth consecutive year Coke Florida has supported United Golfers Association as Presenting Sponsor of its signature golf event. The UGA Invitational (formerly Jim Thorpe Invitational) will invite over 100 elite junior golfers, collegiate athletes, and professional tour players to compete at Innisbrook Resort in Palm Harbor, February 14-16, 2025. Founded in 1925, UGA is celebrating its 100th anniversary during this year’s Invitational by hosting a Gala & Sneaker Ball that will feature a fireside chat with minority golf legends.
Promoting Diversity in Golf
Tournament in Action (2024)
UGA Invitational
