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The Community Foundation in Jacksonville


The Community Foundation in Jacksonville
121 West Forsyth Street Suite 900
Jacksonville, FL 32202
Work (904) 356-4483
Thursday, February 9, 2012



welcome to the community foundation in jacksonville. we are a community of donors and the charitable giving funds they have established to build a better community.
http://www.jaxcf.org/

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The Community Foundation in Jacksonville
121 West Forsyth Street Suite 900
Jacksonville, FL 32202


The Community Foundation in Jacksonville News


02/07/2012 10:28 AM
Nonprofit News: Highlighting Jacksonville’s Philanthropic Community
As our community continues to face a tight economy and shrinking budgets, the Daily Record has established this feature that will each week chronicle the efforts of local nonprofit organizations.
02/06/2012 04:45 PM
Fredrick H. Schultz first subject of new leadership video series
Leadership Jacksonville develops youth and adult leaders in Northeast Florida. The organization now has launched a nonprofit project to showcase prominent residents who have already held the leadership torch. The Jacksonville Legacy Series will be an ongoing video series of leaders who have had a positive impact on the community. The series will be created by Kent and Pepper Lindsey of Lindsey ...
02/07/2012 06:40 AM
Jacksonville Journal: Giveaway set at Teacher Supply Depot
Duval County's Teacher Supply Depot is hosting a supply giveaway from 3 to 6 p.m. Thursday for teachers and PTA presidents at its facility at 3108 Lenox Ave.
02/07/2012 03:16 AM
Foundation Financial Group Named Company With Heart
904 Magazine named Foundation Financial Group among its inaugural class of Companies With Heart in 2012.Jacksonville, FL (PRWEB) February 07, 2012 One of the country’s fastest-growing financial services companies, Foundation Financial Group, is also a caring company.While American corporate and charitable giving was down in 2011, Foundation Financial Group’s charitable giving increased 198.52 ...
02/07/2012 12:17 PM
Community planting marks the start of tree events in city
NOTE: This story was written by Susan Di Biase, a member of Jacksonville’s Tree Commission. Saturday, February 4th, Scout Troop 19 and JSU Earth Club volunteers gathered together for this year’s annual tree planting.



YouTube Videos


11/23/2009 09:43 AM
The Community Foundation in Jacksonville: Special Recognition Award
A Special Recognition Award was presented to The Community Foundation in Jacksonville which is celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Art Ventures Fund. The fund was developed through a matching grant challenge with the National Endowment for the Arts. The fund, to date, has made grants totaling more than one million dollars to individual artists and small and mid-sized arts organizations. In all 53 grants have been made to emerging arts organizations and 106 grants have been awarded to individual artists.
11/27/2010 03:18 PM
Virtual Tour of new office space
The Community Foundation in Jacksonville recently relocated to the 3rd floor of the St. Joe's building. Our new address is 245 Riverside Ave., Suite 310 Jacksonville, FL 32202. The offices have two small conference rooms and one large board room that are all multimedia ready. There is also wireless access throughout the office. These features will help make The Community Foundation in Jacksonville a central location for meetings with local leaders. Until you can make it over to see our new offices, enjoy this virtual tour.
01/04/2012 01:10 AM
Women's Giving Alliance: 5 Years of Women Changing Lives
The Women's Giving Alliance, an initiative of The Community Foundation in Jacksonville, is a dynamic group of diverse women who pool their philanthropic giving to make a lasting impact on the lives of women and girls in Northeast Florida.
07/03/2010 01:17 AM
The Voices of Project Breakthrough
The Community Foundation is proud to be one of the partners in the Project Breakthrough efforts. In conjunction with OneJax, the Jacksonville Human Rights Commission and the Aspen Institute, we hope to change the story of race in Jacksonville by opening up the dialogue of stuctural racism in our community. This video highlights four community leaders that took part in the first seminar in Jacksonville in November of 2008. It highlights why they think Project Breakthrough is important to Jacksonville, what they learned in the seminar, and what they think it has accomplished.
06/19/2010 03:32 PM
MAYOR JOHN PEYTON JACKSONVILLE FOUNDATION FOR RECOVERY PLAN - BREAKING NEWS 01-20-2010 Part 3
MAYOR JOHN PEYTON JACKSONVILLE FOUNDATION FOR RECOVERY PLAN - BREAKING NEWS 01-20-2010 Part 3 - americas logistics center - waterways st johns river, river walk Port Speaking of playing to our strengths, thanks to our Port Authority, Jacksonville is poised to become a leader in international trade in the post-Panamax era. It is clear that these opportunities are the most viable way to expand our local economy. Just last Friday the city, the port and private logistics companies met together to begin developing the latest public policy strategies related to securing federal dollars for dredging, highway projects/rail projects to improve connectivity at the port. In addition, the state has already recognized that our seaport is unique among Floridas 14 ports. I look forward to working with our state delegation to leverage this distinction into more state dollars for Jacksonville. These capital projects will position the port for long-term growth in the post-Panamax era and help solidify Jacksonvilles reputation as Americas Logistics Center. While the growth of our port is important to the health of our local economy, it should not come at the expense of our river and other natural resources. The port, the regulatory authorities, our environmental community and my office share in that common goal and understand the importance a healthy river. We are committed to keeping that balance in mind and continuing to move forward as a top tier import and export city. River Quality ...



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