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Former Bucs head coach Tony Dungy partners with nonprofit organization, New Life Warehouse

Katherine Langford
Editor-in-Chief · Tuesday, October 20, 2026 at 2:50 AM · 1 min read
Former Bucs head coach Tony Dungy partners with nonprofit organization, New Life Warehouse — WFTS ABC Action News Tampa, Orinda Sports news
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An Oldsmar nonprofit organization is helping those in need by supplying furniture and other household items to families and a former Bucs head coach is working to help the nonprofit.New Life Warehouse in Oldsmar helps furnish homes across Tampa Bay.Stephanie Haile started the nonprofit organization in 2020. She began collecting furniture when she worked as a guardian ad litem."I was helping kids in the foster care system and realized they couldn't go with their grandmother or back with their parents just because of furniture," she said."They had to have beds and individual beds for individual children. They had to have couches and kitchen tables to have good living conditions in their homes," she added.Haile said she works with other organizations that will refer her to families in need."Once we get the referral, we send them an application then we get all their furniture and home items together and we deliver it to their home and set it up," she said.She said her organization helps f

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