A Guiding Light: An example set for generations to come
Leaving a lasting impression of grace, humility and generosity Mary Virginia Terry Passed peacefully on October 29, 2022 Leaders and philanthropists will forever be inspired…
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A Guiding Light: An example set for generations to come
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Celebrating a Legacy in Black Philanthropy
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LOCAL CHARITY ‘RETHREADS’ LIVES: One human trafficking survivor at a time
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The honor is all ours: Gratitude Abounds as the AFP Celebrates Those Who Honor Our Community
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Philanthropy – much more than money: Non-cash gifts often the most transformative
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Placemaking at its Best: Reimaging Historic Eastside
More than 150 years after the community’s inception, the Eastside is Jacksonville’s last cohesive, historically Black neighborhood from the 19th century. Historic Eastside is probably…
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Celebrating a Legacy in Black Philanthropy
Abraham Lincoln Lewis was born on March 29, 1865, in Madison County, Florida, roughly two hours due west of Jacksonville. His family later moved to…
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LOCAL CHARITY ‘RETHREADS’ LIVES: One human trafficking survivor at a time
Sex trafficking claims thousands of victims in the United States each year, with Florida ranking among the top three states for victimization. It’s an illicit…
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The honor is all ours: Gratitude Abounds as the AFP Celebrates Those Who Honor Our Community
In 1986, a small group of individuals in Northeast Florida came together to establish the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Florida First Coast Chapter, putting…
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Philanthropy – much more than money: Non-cash gifts often the most transformative
When people think about philanthropy, most envision writing a check. Or maybe donating publicly traded stock or bonds, or insurance policies. Moving beyond such liquid…
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Help & Hope: The Current Crisis of Homelessness in Northeast Florida
There are 3,400 known persons throughout Duval, Clay and Nassau counties who currently are experiencing homelessness. Some are unsheltered, some are sheltered, but none has…
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Cathedral Arts Project Celebrates 30 Years in Jacksonville
The Cathedral Arts Project (CAP) kicks off its 30th anniversary celebration this month with a mayoral proclamation of Cathedral Arts Project Day on January 30,…
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Root Ball Gala Co-Chairs Named
Greenscape of Jacksonville, Inc. announced the co-chairs for its annual Root Ball: Tiffany Davis, Sally Ragsdale and Debbie Early. Davis, a San Marco resident, is…
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Hunger Fight Fights Harder
Hunger Fight is raising the bar – and the roof – in the fight against hunger in Northeast Florida. The nonprofit broke ground on Jan….
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Expansion in store for Feeding Northeast Florida
2022 ended on a high note for Feeding Northeast Florida (FNEFL) as it announced the purchase of its new food bank facility in the finals…
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121 Financial Delivers 121 Teddy Bears to Ronald McDonald House
121 Financial Credit Union and the Jumbo Shrimp mascots, Scampi and Southpaw, delivered more than 120 teddy bears to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Jacksonville…
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VyStar Invests $2.2M in Jacksonville Zoo’s VyStar SkyScape Entrance
Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens announced significant progress on its $52 million REZOOVENATION campaign to make improvements to the institution with a $2.25 million investment from…
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PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS AWARDED $2M GRANT FROM THE PLAYERS
The grant from THE PLAYERS Championship Village will fund a three-year substance abuse pilot program in Northeast Florida THE PLAYERS Championship Village, Inc., (The…
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