Commodore’s League gets banner day to showcase St. Johns River The Jacksonville Commodore’s League is steadily cruising into 2026, as it celebrates its 50th year of yachting excellence. Its membership […]
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Artists invited to shape Fishweir Crossing Plans to beautify the Fishweir Crossing Roundabouts are moving forward as the Fishweir Crossing Roundabouts Planning Committee, in partnership...
At its annual meeting in Preservation Hall, San Marco Preservation Society celebrated board members who’ve made lasting impacts and people and projects shaping San Marco....
Four years after Jacksonville’s iconic River City Brewing Co. was demolished to make way for a new mixed-use development, Mayor Donna Deegan and several other...
The Women’s Board of Wolfson Children’s Hospital gathered April 30 at Ruth’s Chris Steak House for the organization’s annual Spring Luncheon, welcoming new members, honoring...
Ortega resident Tony Potochick is technically a...
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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Specialist Dany Hajjar, MD, has joined the clinical leadership team at Riverside Post Acute. Board-certified in internal medicine, Hajjar brings more...
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Satisfaction comes from making a difference in others’ lives As a teen flipping burgers on Beach Boulevard 60-some years ago, David Stein had no idea that his name would someday […]
To those that know her, they would say Mary Virginia Terry’s philanthropy – not only in the Jacksonville community, but throughout the Southeast – comes as natural to her as […]
Community involvement part of couple’s everyday conversation How fitting – and an interesting coincidence – that the University of North Florida named one building for a family inspired by a […]
For Richard and Kimberly Sisisky, it’s all about making lives better When you ask Richard and Kimberly Sisisky to reflect on their philanthropic efforts in the Jacksonville community and why […]
By her own admission, Delores Barr Weaver doesn’t relax very often or have time to read anything frivolous. As primary decision-maker when it comes to managing grants and donations from […]
In Northeast Florida we’re fortunate to have organizational leadership that understands the importance of research and indepth analysis of our charitable, nonprofit networks. What began as a collaborative project of […]
You might say that Betsy Ross Lovett hasn’t met a cause yet that she hasn’t funded, but it’s clear the Jacksonville native has a special love for learning, especially through […]
