Every child deserves the opportunity to maintain safe and meaningful relationships with the important people in their lives. Your gift helps The Toby Center support children and families through supervised visitation, monitored exchange, child access services, family education, and community outreach.
Your contribution directly impacts children and families who need supervised visitation and family connection services but cannot afford them.
Individuals and families can make a gift. Businesses and organizations can become Community Partners.
For individuals, families, grandparents, former clients, friends, foundations, and anyone who wants to support children and family connections.
For businesses, law firms, therapists, mediators, and organizations that want to support The Toby Center and receive public recognition for their commitment.
Support children and families through the fund that best reflects your heart and purpose.
Each fund supports a specific aspect of The Toby Center's mission. Every dollar goes directly to supporting children and families.
Supports the organization's greatest needs, including service coordination, administration, technology, and program continuity. This is The Toby Center's broadest fund, ensuring we can serve families regardless of financial barriers.
Give to this Fund
Created to honor David L. Levy's lifelong advocacy for children's ongoing relationships with both parents and grandparents. Gifts help low-income families access supervised visitation, monitored exchange, child access services, and related support. Thirty percent of children needing supervised visitation are unable to receive this time due to lack of funding.
Give to this Fund
Honors Patty Owens and supports vital agency sustainability needs, including training, recruitment, professional resources, administration, and essential operating needs. Helps The Toby Center maintain the staff, tools, and systems needed to serve families well.
Give to this FundFinding Understanding in Times of Change. Guidance, support, and fun for kids navigating family transitions. Honors Toby Lundy Roseman by supporting the strengthening and restoration of child attachment, family connection and legacy.
We believe every child deserves a safe space to understand and adapt to transitions like separation or divorce. With resources, activities, and support tailored for different ages, we're here to help children feel supported, heard, and understood.
Donors need to understand the human and practical need — not just the payment mechanism. Your generosity changes lives.
Across Florida, Connecticut, and Massachusetts since our founding in 2010.
Children who maintained meaningful connections with parents and grandparents through our services.
Thirty percent of children with court orders for supervised visitation cannot receive this time due to financial barriers. Your gift changes that.
"When adult clients feel stronger, clearer and emotionally healthier during the transformative period of separation and divorce, then children will become happier, better adjusted and thrive. This is our aim."— Dr. Mark Roseman, Founder & Executive Director, The Toby Center
Many families need court-ordered services but struggle to afford intake, visitation, exchange, or reunification-related costs. Your gift removes this barrier.
Unrestricted and sustainability gifts help The Toby Center maintain staff support, technology, documentation systems, training, and service coordination across all locations.
Support helps children maintain safe and meaningful family connections whenever possible and appropriate — directly impacting their emotional and physical development.
The Toby Center was named in honor of Toby Lundy Roseman, whose love of family and belief in human connection inspired our mission and continues to guide everything we do.
David Levy's work championed children's continuing need for both parents and grandparents after separation or divorce. His advocacy for children's rights is the foundation of our scholarship fund.
Some supporters may wish to make a larger gift, sponsor a fund, underwrite a program, or discuss a legacy commitment. These donors deserve a private, respectful pathway to speak directly with leadership.
Request a follow-up conversation with Dr. Mark Roseman about a significant gift, legacy commitment, or fund sponsorship.
Sponsors are different from donors because they may receive public recognition or digital visibility. Support the mission and be recognized in your community.
For businesses, professional practices, law firms, and organizations that want to support families and children.
For businesses, law firms, and organizations that want to support the mission and be publicly recognized. Logo placement, website recognition, and community goodwill.
View Sponsorship OptionsFor larger sponsor relationships supporting affordability, outreach, professional education, or court resources. Includes deeper partnership conversation with leadership.
Become a PartnerResources for current and prospective donors to learn more about The Toby Center and share our mission.
Download materials to share with your network, review our financial transparency, or learn more about our programs.
Review The Toby Center's program outcomes, financial summary, and impact highlights from the past year.
DownloadA shareable summary of The Toby Center's mission, services, and the families we serve across three states.
ViewThe Toby Center is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN: 91-211-5363. Our official registration and financial information is available from the Florida Division of Consumer Services.
Learn MoreLearn about David L. Levy, Esq. and his lifelong advocacy for children's rights and the role of both parents in a child's life.
Read MoreInformation about our child-centered support resources for children navigating family transitions.
Visit WebsiteResources for community partners, law firms, and organizations interested in supporting The Toby Center's mission.
DownloadWe recommend two simple pathways: individuals and families can make a gift, while businesses and organizations can become Community Partners.
Since 2010, The Toby Center has relied on the generosity of donors and community supporters to serve families who cannot afford the services they need.
Since we first came to Florida in 2008, supervised visitation services were folding as the economy turned. Dr. Roseman invested his own capital to save families in Broward and Palm Beach County. Now, your tax-deductible gift will enable a child and their parents more opportunity to develop a closer bond necessary for improving the child's emotional and physical outcomes.
Businesses, law firms, therapists, mediators, and organizations can become Community Partners. Receive public recognition, logo placement on the website, and community goodwill while supporting a mission that matters.
Support children and families through the fund that best reflects your heart and purpose.
Supports the organization's greatest needs, including service coordination, administration, technology, and program continuity.
Give to this Fund
Helps low-income families access supervised visitation, monitored exchange, child access services, and related support.
Give to this Fund
Supports agency sustainability, including training, recruitment, technology, tools, and essential operating needs.
Give to this FundHonors Toby Lundy Roseman by supporting child-centered resources and family connection. Guidance, support, and fun for kids navigating family transitions.
Give to this FundA clear recognition program for businesses, professional practices, law firms, and organizations that want to support families and children.
Submit your inquiry — sponsorship contact receives email.
Sponsor provides logo, website link, and recognition name.
Agreement and payment completed.
Recognition added to the website.
Complete the form below to express your interest. We'll follow up within 2 business days.
Your gift goes directly to supporting children and families. Complete your donation securely via PayPal.
The Toby Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN: 91-211-5363. All gifts are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
Every child deserves the opportunity to maintain safe and meaningful relationships with the important people in their lives. Your gift helps The Toby Center support children and families through supervised visitation, monitored exchange, child access services, family education, and community outreach.
Your contribution directly impacts children and families who need supervised visitation and family connection services but cannot afford them.
Individuals and families can make a gift. Businesses and organizations can become Community Partners.
For individuals, families, grandparents, former clients, friends, foundations, and anyone who wants to support children and family connections.
For businesses, law firms, therapists, mediators, and organizations that want to support The Toby Center and receive public recognition for their commitment.
Support children and families through the fund that best reflects your heart and purpose.
Each fund supports a specific aspect of The Toby Center's mission. Every dollar goes directly to supporting children and families.
Supports the organization's greatest needs, including service coordination, administration, technology, and program continuity. This is The Toby Center's broadest fund, ensuring we can serve families regardless of financial barriers.
Give to this Fund
Created to honor David L. Levy's lifelong advocacy for children's ongoing relationships with both parents and grandparents. Gifts help low-income families access supervised visitation, monitored exchange, child access services, and related support. Thirty percent of children needing supervised visitation are unable to receive this time due to lack of funding.
Give to this Fund
Honors Patty Owens and supports vital agency sustainability needs, including training, recruitment, professional resources, administration, and essential operating needs. Helps The Toby Center maintain the staff, tools, and systems needed to serve families well.
Give to this FundFinding Understanding in Times of Change. Guidance, support, and fun for kids navigating family transitions. Honors Toby Lundy Roseman by supporting the strengthening and restoration of child attachment, family connection and legacy.
We believe every child deserves a safe space to understand and adapt to transitions like separation or divorce. With resources, activities, and support tailored for different ages, we're here to help children feel supported, heard, and understood.
Donors need to understand the human and practical need — not just the payment mechanism. Your generosity changes lives.
Across Florida, Connecticut, and Massachusetts since our founding in 2010.
Children who maintained meaningful connections with parents and grandparents through our services.
Thirty percent of children with court orders for supervised visitation cannot receive this time due to financial barriers. Your gift changes that.
"When adult clients feel stronger, clearer and emotionally healthier during the transformative period of separation and divorce, then children will become happier, better adjusted and thrive. This is our aim."— Dr. Mark Roseman, Founder & Executive Director, The Toby Center
Many families need court-ordered services but struggle to afford intake, visitation, exchange, or reunification-related costs. Your gift removes this barrier.
Unrestricted and sustainability gifts help The Toby Center maintain staff support, technology, documentation systems, training, and service coordination across all locations.
Support helps children maintain safe and meaningful family connections whenever possible and appropriate — directly impacting their emotional and physical development.
The Toby Center was named in honor of Toby Lundy Roseman, whose love of family and belief in human connection inspired our mission and continues to guide everything we do.
David Levy's work championed children's continuing need for both parents and grandparents after separation or divorce. His advocacy for children's rights is the foundation of our scholarship fund.
Some supporters may wish to make a larger gift, sponsor a fund, underwrite a program, or discuss a legacy commitment. These donors deserve a private, respectful pathway to speak directly with leadership.
Request a follow-up conversation with Dr. Mark Roseman about a significant gift, legacy commitment, or fund sponsorship.
Sponsors are different from donors because they may receive public recognition or digital visibility. Support the mission and be recognized in your community.
For businesses, professional practices, law firms, and organizations that want to support families and children.
For businesses, law firms, and organizations that want to support the mission and be publicly recognized. Logo placement, website recognition, and community goodwill.
View Sponsorship OptionsFor larger sponsor relationships supporting affordability, outreach, professional education, or court resources. Includes deeper partnership conversation with leadership.
Become a PartnerResources for current and prospective donors to learn more about The Toby Center and share our mission.
Download materials to share with your network, review our financial transparency, or learn more about our programs.
Review The Toby Center's program outcomes, financial summary, and impact highlights from the past year.
DownloadA shareable summary of The Toby Center's mission, services, and the families we serve across three states.
ViewThe Toby Center is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN: 91-211-5363. Our official registration and financial information is available from the Florida Division of Consumer Services.
Learn MoreLearn about David L. Levy, Esq. and his lifelong advocacy for children's rights and the role of both parents in a child's life.
Read MoreInformation about our child-centered support resources for children navigating family transitions.
Visit WebsiteResources for community partners, law firms, and organizations interested in supporting The Toby Center's mission.
DownloadWe recommend two simple pathways: individuals and families can make a gift, while businesses and organizations can become Community Partners.
Since 2010, The Toby Center has relied on the generosity of donors and community supporters to serve families who cannot afford the services they need.
Since we first came to Florida in 2008, supervised visitation services were folding as the economy turned. Dr. Roseman invested his own capital to save families in Broward and Palm Beach County. Now, your tax-deductible gift will enable a child and their parents more opportunity to develop a closer bond necessary for improving the child's emotional and physical outcomes.
Businesses, law firms, therapists, mediators, and organizations can become Community Partners. Receive public recognition, logo placement on the website, and community goodwill while supporting a mission that matters.
Support children and families through the fund that best reflects your heart and purpose.
Supports the organization's greatest needs, including service coordination, administration, technology, and program continuity.
Give to this Fund
Helps low-income families access supervised visitation, monitored exchange, child access services, and related support.
Give to this Fund
Supports agency sustainability, including training, recruitment, technology, tools, and essential operating needs.
Give to this FundHonors Toby Lundy Roseman by supporting child-centered resources and family connection. Guidance, support, and fun for kids navigating family transitions.
Give to this FundA clear recognition program for businesses, professional practices, law firms, and organizations that want to support families and children.
Submit your inquiry — sponsorship contact receives email.
Sponsor provides logo, website link, and recognition name.
Agreement and payment completed.
Recognition added to the website.
Complete the form below to express your interest. We'll follow up within 2 business days.
Your gift goes directly to supporting children and families. Complete your donation securely via PayPal.
The Toby Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN: 91-211-5363. All gifts are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.