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Greenscape Of Jacksonville Inc.
Guardian ad Litem Foundation Of Florida’s First Coast, Inc.
1468 Hendricks Ave., 32207 | (904) 398-5757 | greenscapeofjacksonville.com
P.O. Box 10198, 32247-0198 | (904) 255-8440 | galfirstcoast.org
Executive Director: Anna Dooley Mission & Vision: Enriching Jacksonville by planting, protecting and promoting trees
Circuit Director: Vanessa Trivento Mission & Vision: The Guardian ad Litem program will continue to be a powerful and effective voice advocating for the best interests of Florida’s abused, abandoned or neglected children. To the fullest extent possible, its vision will be realized through volunteers who will advocate as Guardians ad Litem for the children they serve.
Greenwood School 9920 Regency Square Blvd., 32225 | (904) 726-5000 | greenwoodjax.org Head of School: Anthony Mortimer Mission & Vision: To provide specialized college- and career-preparatory curriculum for middle and high school students with learning differences or difficulties.
Greyhounds As Pets Of Northeast Florida 2600 W. 5th St., 32254 | (904) 388-6034 | greyhoundpetsjax.org Mission & Vision: Greyhounds as Pets of Northeast Florida is a nonprofit corporation which provides a unique opportunity to adopt and enjoy the loving companionship of this versatile breed as a pet.
Groundwork Jacksonville 10 W. State St., Bldg. A, Rm 1003, 32202 | (904) 598-5664 | groundworkjacksonville.org Chief Executive Officer: Kay Ehas Mission & Vision: Groundwork Jacksonville’s mission is to bring about the sustained regeneration, improvement and management of the physical environment by developing community-based partnerships which empower people, businesses and organizations to promote environmental, economic and social well-being.
Growing Parenting Choices 1637 King St., 32204 | (904) 308-7510 | emergencypregnancyservices.org
Habitat For Humanity Of Jacksonville (HABIJAX) 2404 Hubbard St., 32206 | (904) 798-4529 | habijax.org President/CEO: Mary Kay O’Rourke Mission & Vision: Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope so that the world might become a place where everyone has a decent residence to live.
Hart Felt Ministries 7235 Bonneval Rd., #123, 32256 | (904) 861-2799 | hartfelt.org President/Executive Director: Kelly Moorman Coggins Mission & Vision: Hart Felt Ministries helps Jacksonville seniors stay independent and age gracefully in their own homes. Donations help fund emergency financial assistance, minor home repairs, gift cards for groceries and other essential services, including veterinary services.
Haven (Formerly Haven Hospice) 9143 Philips Hwy., Ste. 480, 32256 | (904) 733-9818 | beyourhaven.org President: Gayle Mattson Mission & Vision: Haven helps to honor life by providing comfort, care and compassion to those they serve.
Executive Director: Sandra S. Duggan Mission & Vision: Growing Parenting Choices, a ministry of Ascension St. Vincent’s, empowers women to make informed decisions regarding pregnancy, saves lives, counsels and mentors teens and women through pregnancy.
S U C C E S S ST O RY DANIEL
Morales Family Keeps Their Sights On Helping Daniel Kids Local philanthropists Zoie and Michael Morales are all about kids. They have lovingly parented their three children, while also staying focused on local kids in crisis that need their help. Zoie has been connected with Daniel – Florida’s oldest child service agency – from an early age. Her late father, Hank Haynes, served on the Daniel Board of Trustees for more than 30 years. She and her husband have honored his legacy by continually supporting a wide variety of community causes that benefit children, most recently by becoming the leading benefactors behind Daniel’s Woodcove Cottage renovation. Woodcove Cottage is one of several mid-size residential treatment cottages initially built on Daniel’s Belfort Road campus in the 1960s. Approximately 30 girls, aged 9 to 17, stay at Woodcove each year to receive intensive counseling and behavioral therapy for an average of three to six months. Many of these girls were abused, others struggle with behavioral or emotional issues – all need the acute, in-patient care that the Daniel team provides. Yet over time, Woodcove Cottage began showing significant wear and tear, requiring not only necessary repairs, but also a brighter look that would enhance the therapeutic treatment provided there.
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The Morales Family
The Morales family made a generous contribution that enabled Daniel to update the cottage’s bedrooms, make the bathrooms ADA compliant, beautify the common space and more. The work began in 2020 and is estimated to be fully completed by February 2021, offering Daniel kids a brighter, more comfortable environment in which to heal. Special thanks to the Morales family who made this transformation possible along with contributions from David Weekley Homes and Reliant Roofing. Daniel is currently raising funds for similar renovations to their Creekside Cottage. To learn more about how to help, including options with naming opportunities, please contact Madison Shelly at mshelly@danielkids. org or 904.296.1055 ext. 1031.