Staff ReportsOctober 26, 2022
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Most of the money will go toward aiding students, educators and faculty impacted by the storm.
Tag: Take Stock In Children
Staff ReportsOctober 26, 2022
Drew WilsonJune 20, 2022
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Torres brings expertise in public safety and criminal justice to one of Florida's top lobbying firms.
Jesse SchecknerApril 19, 2022
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Most of her March gains came through grassroots donations.
Drew WilsonJanuary 26, 2021
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The program supports low-income, at-risk youth on their way toward a degree.
Rosanne DunkelbergerJanuary 18, 2020
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A quarter century providing Florida kids with scholarships, mentors and hope for the future.
Drew WilsonNovember 30, 2018
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Take Stock in Children is expanding from Florida’s middle and high schools to college campuses. The group, which provides low-income, at-risk youth a chance to escape the cycle of poverty through education, mentorship and college scholarships announced this week that it’s launching a new program: “Take Stock in College.” Take Stock in Children data shows […]
Staff ReportsSeptember 2, 2015
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Nonprofit group Take Stock in Children said Wednesday its has selected its next leader: business and public relations consultant Jillian Hasner. The program mentors at-risk children throughout Florida to guide them toward graduation from high school and help break the intergenerational cycle of poverty many low-income students struggle to transcend. Hasner – wife of former congressional candidate […]
Shannon NickinsonJuly 28, 2015
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Can we put our money where our mouth is? That’s the question the Studer Community Institute’s metro dashboard is meant to ask — and hopefully answer. The dashboard aims to be a road map to help build citizen-powered change, to make Pensacola a stronger, more vibrant community. A guide to know if our community is […]
Shannon NickinsonMay 14, 20156min198
There were lots of great questions at the Studer Community Institute’s education town hall on May 5 in Pensacola. Questions about what skills our students lack when they go to Pensacola State College and the University of West Florida to further their education. Questions about how we can address the educational, emotional and physiological impacts […]
Gary FineoutMay 3, 2015
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During the recently-concluded legislative session, Senate President Andy Gardiner constantly warned about the threat to the state’s hospitals if they were to lose more than $1 billion that now comes from the federal government. There’s a good reason Gardiner understands hospitals: he works for one. Gardiner’s employment is legal, but it highlights a common practice […]