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Are you ready to give?
Visit www.give4marion.org to learn how to be part of this amazing 33 hours of giving! …
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September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness, encourage meaningful conversations and remind young people that support is always within reach. 💙
At the Florida Network, our member organizations work every day to provide safe spaces where youth and families can find support during difficult moments.
This month and every month, we remain committed to ensuring Florida’s young people know they are never alone.
If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available. Call or text 988 to connect with a crisis counselor, or visit >> www.floridanetwork.org/help …
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TOMORROW!
Our open house and after-hours networking event brings together community members, partners, and professionals who care about stability and support for at-risk youth…
Who will we see there? …
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Strong outcomes for young people and families can also mean a strong return for Florida taxpayers.
For every $1 invested in the Florida Network of Youth and Family Services, $9.19 is returned to taxpayers. As a member organization, Arnette House is proud to be part of a statewide system that prioritizes effective, community-based services while responsibly stewarding public resources!
Learn more about the Florida Network of Youth and Family Services and its impact at www.floridanetwork.org/
#TheNetworkWorks …
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Don't miss out on the chance to tour our shelter, meet our team, and network with some of Ocala's best business leaders 🤝
Ocala Business Leaders, Inc. 💚 …
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Our open house and after-hours networking event is next week!
We cannot wait to see you there 🙂
Ocala Business Leaders, Inc. …
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September is here, which means… it's almost time for Give4Marion!
These 33 hours of giving give nonprofits across Marion County a chance to come together to raise funds and spread awareness for their causes.
With over 90 nonprofits participating and over 8 million dollars raised since it began, Give4Marion 2026 is set to be the best one yet!
Visit www.give4marion.org to learn more …
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We have two spots for two girls aged 9-11 for the current girls' SNAP cycle!
What is SNAP? SNAP is a free 13-week, gender-specific, group program that helps children ages 6-11 and their parents or guardians learn how to effectively manage their emotions and keep their problems small. SNAP is for youth who show early signs of disruptive behavior problems at home, school, and in their community.
– Dates: Sept. 3, 2026 to December 3, 2026.
– When: Thursday 6pm -7:30pm
– Duration: 1 1/2 hours
– Dinner is provided!
There is a monetary incentive for the completion of the program (must meet all criteria to receive incentive)
If interested, please call Sabrina Mitchell @ 352-339-6647 ASAP …
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Hugeee thank you to @tbcocala for our campus refresh this weekend!
This incredible group showed up early Saturday morning to paint our SNAP house, trim bushes, pull vines, and clean up some trees. Our facilities are looking great!
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