Former Florida State and NFL player, James Coleman, is bringing his annual community giveback weekend back to Jacksonville.
Former Florida State University and NFL player James Coleman has a unique way of celebrating his birthday: by giving back to several communities, including Jacksonville.
Former FSU and NFL player James Coleman plans to distribute at least 2,000 backpacks filled with school supplies Saturday along with bags of groceries with the help of Farm Share.
The best birthday gift for James Coleman is the opportunity to give back. Every year for his birthday, Coleman gives back to the Jacksonville community and this year is no different.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – One strategy to crack down on crime was discussed Thursday by Jacksonville City Council members. The city of Jacksonville is partnering with Florida State College at Jacksonville and Workforce Industrial Training for a job readiness and free training program. The city is looking to give $100,000 to FSCJ and 100,000 to WIT to create a free workforce training program. We are going to look for individuals of lower income, underemployed, unemployed, homeless, homeless vets. Operation BoostFunding:· $100,000 – Workforce Industrial TrainingFull tuition scholarship to obtain ….
