The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation announced that Victoria Ferrera Petit of Valencia Community College Lake Nona Campus is a semifinalist for the Transformative Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship. There are 467 semifinalists for the program in total. This scholarship aims to help community college students who have demonstrated exceptional academic ability, leadership and service … [Read more...]
Solo Parent Partners with the State of Florida to Provide Free Resources to the State’s Over 653,000 Single Parents
Solo Parent, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and empowering single parents to raise healthy, resilient children, announced today its new partnership with the State of Florida.Through this partnership, Solo Parent will provide vital resources, community and support to the state’s single parents, ensuring they know they’re not alone and there is … [Read more...]
The 12th Annual Violectric® Holiday Show Rocks Lake Eola Park in Downtown Orlando on Saturday, December 14
Rock Into the Holiday Season With Central Florida’s Top Strings Rock Group at the FREE, Family-Friendly, LIVE Outdoor Concert Featuring Classic Holiday Tunes With a Twist and More Bring a Donation to Support MusiCares® Performing together live on stage, “Vinylinist,” founder of Violectric® and recent GRAMMY® nominee Michelle Jones and the talented musicians of the … [Read more...]
Orlando Museum of Art Opens Doors Wide Thursday, September 19 with Access for All Event
Partnership with Art Bridges Foundation allows free access to the museum every third Thursday of each month The Orlando Museum of Art (OMA) today announces its next Access for All event in partnership with the Art Bridges Foundation, offering free admission to the museum from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday, September 19. Honoring a commitment to inclusivity and … [Read more...]
Financial Focus: 529 Plan Can Help Ease College ‘Sticker Shock’
The school year will soon be here. And if you have young children, you’re one year closer to the day when they may be headed off to college. When that day arrives, will you be financially prepared? College isn’t cheap. For the 2023–24 academic year, the average cost – including tuition, fees, housing, food, books, transportation and other expenses – was nearly $29,000 for … [Read more...]
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