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Proceeds Will Support Critical Community Programs
United Way Broward, which is expanding on its mission, vision, and pillars of community support, is proud to announce a new, flavorful collaboration with Circle House Coffee and former NFL linebacker and community advocate Stephen Tulloch. In honor of United Way Broward’s exciting new rebrand, the partnership blends purpose and flavor offering a new seasonal Fall drink entitled, United Way Broward Toasted Marshmallow Cold Brew, designed by Tulloch and his team, available August 18 through November 15, 2025.
With each drink sold at Circle House Coffee’s flagship location (727 NE 3rd Ave in Fort Lauderdale), 20% of proceeds will directly support United Way Broward’s 130 programs and 11 in-house initiatives providing life-changing services in education, economic mobility, mental health, housing stability, and more.
In September, Circle House Coffee will expand their campaign to include a limited-edition bag of coffee beans, featuring artwork by pop artist Charles Fazzino and co-branded with United Way Broward’s new logo and branding. 50% of proceeds from each bag—available both in-store and online—will benefit United Way Broward.
The expanded new pillars launched by United Way Broward are Healthy Community, Youth Opportunity, Financial Security, and Community Resiliency. Together, they reflect a bold new vision for a Broward where everyone has the chance to thrive.
“We are thrilled to partner with Stephen Tulloch and Circle House Coffee to deliver something that’s not only delicious but will be deeply impactful for the people we serve,” said Kathleen Cannon, United Way Broward’s President/CEO. “These new pillars represent a promise to expand access to care, empower the next generation, strengthen stability for families, and stand ready in times of urgent need and we can’t thank Circle House Coffee enough for helping us share this message.”
Tulloch, a longtime advocate for youth empowerment and community wellness, sees this collaboration as a natural extension of his mission.
“I am very excited to collaborate with the United Way of Broward County to bring community and collaboration together for an amazing cause. Our mission is Giving Back One Sip At A Time and this collaboration completely aligns with our goals and mission of bringing people together through coffee,” said Stephen Tulloch, founder of Circle House Coffee. “We know everyone will love this new bag design that reflects Broward Country beautifully”
The specialty drink and coffee bags will be available for a limited time. For more information, visit www.CircleHouseCoffee.com or stop by the café.
About United Way Broward
United Way Broward mobilizes communities to action so all can thrive. True to our founding spirit, whenever there is a need in our community, United Way is there. For more than 85 years, United Way Broward has brought a comprehensive approach to every challenge, actively listening and responding to local needs. Our reach across the communities in Broward County means we can share innovations and scale impact to improve lives in collaboration with our donors, volunteers, corporate and agency partners. From strengthening local resilience to advancing health, youth opportunity, and financial security, we’re working towards a future where every person in every community can reach their full potential. To learn more, visit UnitedWayBroward.org
About Circle House Coffee
Circle House Coffee was founded by retired NFL linebacker, Stephen Tulloch. During his 11-year NFL career, he found coffee to be the key to fueling his day. While playing in the NFL, Stephen started the Stephen Tulloch Foundation giving back to underprivileged kids and helping people affected by cancer. In his transition to life after football and continuing his love for giving back to the community, Tulloch created Circle House Coffee in 2018 to bring people together while enjoying handcrafted coffee, gourmet tea and delicious food.
Since 2018, Circle House Coffee has raised thousands of dollars in conjunction with the Stephen Tulloch Foundation for various local non-profits around South Florida including the Pink Angels Memorial Foundation, Women In Distress and Heart Gallery of Broward County, just to name a few.
