The Improvement League is 501c3 public charitable organization committed to identifying gaps in services in the east Hillsborough County area, assisting with finding funding, and securing the means to address identified community needs. The areas of Lincoln Park in the southeastern quadrant and Madison Park in the southwestern quadrant located in the City of Plant City, Florida have been targeted for the implementation of programs and services by the volunteers and members of this grassroots organization.

Organization History
Founded in 1982, the Improvement League (ILPC) has enjoyed a significant growth within the last twenty years. ILPC launched six new programs, which include fatherhood & teen conference, summer programs, a literacy movement, community liaison for the Coronet Mine Superfund Site, and started restoration of a former boarding house into a community museum (Bing House Museum). We delivered services to over 2,000 youth through teen conferences, mentoring, youth sports and more in addition to 500 senior citizens through computer classes; an outstanding record of achievement. ILPC has a worthy list of accomplishments that include; acquiring initial investment for Westside Boys & Girls Club, raising initial funds for the Multi-Purpose Building/Concession Stand at the Plant City MLK Recreation Complex, implementing the Striving for Excellence Academy After-School site for seven years , awarding over $20,000 in college scholarships to local area high school students as well as hosting the Annual Plant City MLK Cultural Arts Festival for 25 years.