Made for More to hold annual gala on Feb. 2
Fundraiser to support non-profit student-athlete mentorship program.
Tags: Children's Trust of Alachua County
Made for More to hold annual gala on Feb. 2
Fundraiser to support non-profit student-athlete mentorship program.
Goodwill on 34th Street to re-open Friday
First 50 guests at grand opening receive $20 Goodwill gift card.
Alachua County area to lose federal grant funding after miscommunications
County commissioner said it's an embarrassment.
Derrick: Report for America selects Mainstreet as host newsroom
Full-time journalist to cover education.
Gainesville denies tax break for 7 market rate student apartments
Opt out part of new Live Local Act.
Annual event spotlights local afterschool programs
Children’s Trust of Alachua County and Boys & Girls Club of Northeast Florida partner for 4th annual event in Alachua County.
Children’s Trust approves gun violence funding rollover
Board also approves $600,000 for youth health organizations.
Children’s Trust approves unallocated funds, tentative budget
$1.6 million left from last year being allocated for three goals.
GPD to host gun buyback Saturday
Donors can trade guns for gift cards, no questions asked.
24 students earn Citizen of the Year honors
Winners based on academic achievement, community involvement.
Children’s Trust allocates $250K for gun violence
Joint meeting with county also covers literacy assessment update.
SBAC to explore using properties for housing
School board, BOCC also discuss literacy, parks, gun violence
Alachua County moves public notices to website
Public notices no longer appear in Gainesville Sun, state website.
CTAC allocates $500K for youth mentoring programs
Interested providers encouraged to attend online Zoom meeting on Tuesday.
DeSantis appoints Mary Chance to CTAC
Governor selects CEO of Consortium of Florida Education Foundations.
Children’s Trust to flesh out strategic plan
Partnering organizations will need more detail to prepare applications.
Children’s Trust amends strategic plan
Trust will maintain its millage rate but plans further review for next year’s budget.
Archer kids combine new technology, art
Attendees progressed from coloring and cutting to augmented reality.