Jacksonville charities support many programs ranging from small, locally run non-profits, to some of the largest in the state of Florida.
You can support Jacksonville charities in many different ways. The most obvious is by donating financial support to local non-profits. This support is welcome throughout the year and helps charities run their daily operations.
You can also support local charities in North Florida by donating your time. There are lots of opportunities for volunteering during the week or even on the weekends. You can also get the kids involved in giving back by letting them volunteer with local charities.
Giving back to our community is such an important part of being involved. I personally believe that this season can bring out the best in everyone and that people are able to do good in their community if they have options in front of them. So here we are, some awesome Jacksonville Beach charities that […]
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‘Tis the season for giving back! To get the kids involved we created this fun and interactive Jacksonville Kindness Bingo board. Not sure what some of our squares are? Below we have additional information to help you complete your kindness challenges! Donate a Canned Food to BEAM BEAM is a community based organization serving low
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If you’re like me you LOVE coffee. Like, get excited when you hear about a new coffee shop to try. So we were excited to stop by The Caffeinated Cat Cafe in Jacksonville Beach for coffee and some kitty cuddles. Please note: children under 6 are no longer allowed in the cat room, so please plan
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The Jacksonville Humane Society is one of the oldest non-profits in North Florida. They provide pet adoptions and other services you might be familiar with, but there are lots of programs for kids and families that might be new to you. If you’re looking for ways to get involved with Jacksonville Humane Society, there are
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According to the National Diaper Bank Network, one in three families in the U.S. struggle to afford enough diapers to keep their baby clean, dry and healthy. But while “diaper need,” as it’s referred to, has long been a condition of living in poverty, it has become even more pervasive over the last two years.
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