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Almost one year to the day after construction began, the grand opening and ribbon cutting of The Arc Jacksonville Village, the nation’s first community of its type, was held May […]
Located in the historic 5 Points neighborhood of Riverside, The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens is one of Jacksonville’s best kept secrets. Nationally, however, it is recognized as one […]
The Winston Family YMCA—the new flagship YMCA on Riverside Avenue—opened its doors August 26, 2016 after great community support for the $21 million capital campaign made it possible. Although the […]
Two years after The Ida Mae Stevens Foundation gave a tract of land – affectionately known as The Woods – to the North Florida School of Special Education, the school’s […]
Ronald McDonald has a larger house, thanks to the generosity of Jacksonville donors. With 26 more guest rooms, the Ronald McDonald House can serve more than 1,500 families each year […]
It’s one thing to open your home to a horde of relatives, but to willingly turn over your entire house to strangers may be an act of charity above and […]
Form 990 provides proof of impact Not long ago, few people outside the Internal Revenue Service paid much attention to its Form 990. These days, savvy donors scrutinize “Return of Organization […]
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