Thanks so much to our partners at the Jacksonville Transportation Authority for investing in and around The Corner at Debs Store, with a brand new bus stop right near the store that also features an OutEast legend, a historic marker highlighting the store's history, and a branded bus promoting it throughout the urban core!
LIFT JAX
非盈利组织
Jacksonville,Florida 2,024 位关注者
an initiative of business and community leaders working to eradicate generational poverty in Jacksonville
关于我们
LIFT JAX is an initiative of business and community leaders working to eradicate generational poverty in Jacksonville. The flagship strategy of LIFT JAX is the implementation of the Purpose Built Communities model in Jacksonville’s Eastside, affectionately known as Out East. The nationally recognized model is based on the successful holistic revitalization of Atlanta’s East Lake neighborhood.
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https://www.liftjax.org/
LIFT JAX的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
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- 1 人
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- Jacksonville,Florida
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- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2020
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US,Florida,Jacksonville
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Congratulations to our COO Travis Williams for being selected in the inaugural cohort of The EdRedesign Lab Fellowship for Cradle-to-Career Partnership Leaders at Harvard Graduate School of Education! Through this program, Travis will come together with leaders from across the country to hone the skills needed to drive systemic change and build robust ecosystems in neighborhoods for children & families.
?? We are thrilled to celebrate three of our outstanding Network Members for being selected to join the Harvard The EdRedesign Lab's Inaugural Cohort for Cradle-to-Career Partnership Leaders! Congrats to Travis Williams of LIFT JAX, Zeevelle Nottingham-Lemon of Cherry Hill Strong, Inc, and Rahkiah B. of South City Foundation! As part of a group of 22 leaders from diverse backgrounds, they will gain invaluable skills and tools to enhance their work in improving outcomes for children and families in their communities. Children and families face deep-rooted disparities in education, health, and well-being across the U.S. Addressing these issues requires place-based partnerships that unite sectors and amplify resident voices. The Harvard EdRedesign Lab’s Fellowship equips leaders to drive change, creating pathways for young people to reach their full potential. Join us in congratulating these leaders on this incredible achievement in the comments! ??
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Throughout the 90 years they served the neighborhood, the Debs family welcomed every single person like they were family. The Corner at Debs Store is ready to be that familiar community cornerstone once again, with more services than ever before.??
Historic grocery store reopens after 13 years, brings resources beyond food to Eastside
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"We all have places in our neighborhood where we have to describe what used to be there, on this corner & that corner. For the Eastside, this was The Corner, the one where Debs used to be." Mark Woods captured why even rain couldn't dampen the community spirit OutEast last week.
Mark Woods: Rain can't dampen reopening of Debs Store
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A historic investment in OutEast from the Jacksonville Jaguars and the City of Jacksonville! Proud to stand with the community leaders who worked to bring this to fruition and excited to build on the neighborhood’s positive momentum.
History in the making: Council approves community benefits deal with Jaguars | Jax Daily Record
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What a monumental day! 103 years after first opening and 13 years after closing, Debs Store is back OutEast, now reborn as The Corner at Debs Store with expanded community services like career counseling from Goodwill Industries of North Florida and financial services from VyStar Credit Union. We’re so thankful to all the community champions, partners, donors and supporters who helped us get here.
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Impacting lives one haircut at a time. We’re closing our #BlackBusinessMonth series with Dana Miller of the Man Cave Barbershop. Dana is much more than a barber, for over a decade he’s been providing a listening ear for anyone that comes into his shop on A Philip Randolph Blvd and sharing advice on how to overcome adversity. He also serves as the Vice President of the Eastside Legacy Business Council.
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Our next #BlackBusinessMonth feature spotlights a true community leader: Avery McKnight. With his business, Concrete Renovations, Avery’s been working on concrete, asphalt, painting, masonry and remodeling projects for five years, including helping us revitalize several apartment buildings OutEast. As a fourth-generation Eastsider, Avery also serves as President of the Eastside Legacy Business Council and Chairman of the Board of The Avenue Main Street.?
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