Community View Points

Jumora Cooper & Tiffany Hardy came by Community View Point to talk about the 4th annual "Teacher Supply Giveaway " at the Schultz Center. This year’s theme is "All Heros don't wear Capes! Their goal is to not only provide local teachers with the supplies they need to begin the new school year but to also make them feel like the Super Heros that they are!!!

Rev Mark Griffin came by the show to talk about Wayman Academy A status, the multitude of areas where Wayman is empowering the Community, and his next steps on empowering the community and keeping the community safe

Michelle aka Shorty, President and T- Real (PRO) came by the show to talk about their 3rd Annual Motorcycle Community Back to School Giveaway with 30 Motorcycle Clubs empowering and giving back to the community.

Principle - Annissa Powell, Robin Faircloth, PTA President and Mr. James Love , Vice Chair PTA, came by the show to share information on GRASP academy. Due to students having various learning challenges related to their dyslexic traits, the school needs much more funding than the traditional public school. , Robin Faircloth, PTA President and Mr. James Love , Vice Chair PTA, came by the show to share information on GRASP academy. Due to students having various learning challenges related to their dyslexic traits, the school needs much more funding than the traditional public school. The PTA would also like to make a push to promote enrollment for the 2019-2020 school year.

Mark McKenzie came by the show to invite the community to Central Bark! A pioneer of the doggy day care industry, Mark came by to announces the grand opening of Central Bark Jacksonville, the first to open in the city, on August 3 from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Central Bark Jacksonville, a 6,900-square-foot space and located at 5614 San Jose Blvd. The franchisee Mark McKenzie, a 22-year veteran of the United States Marines and Jacksonville resident for 25 years!

Superintendent Dr. Diana Greene came by the show to talk about the upcoming school year, grooming teachers for growth, securing all schools and the proposed tax referendum.

Superintendent Dr. Diana Greene came by the show to talk about the upcoming school year, grooming teachers for growth, securing all schools and the proposed tax referendum.

Lindsy Bivens, Host of My Message Matters Conference called into the show to invite and empower the community to the My Message Matters! Her vision is bringing people together to prepare for their next level. She has also partnered with Wolfson Senior High's entrepreneurship program and Krumpin 4 Success, a non-profit, youth entrepreneurship program & camp to bring youngsters in the room to empower them and align them with mentors.

Sista Strut 3k Breast Cancer Awareness with Monique Denise, local singer, born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida, Monique is a true fighter, diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer in 2017. Monique believes singing and music is a way of expression, a way to get away when words and people cannot ease the pain. We talked about he sharing her new single, Journey, at the upcoming 4th Annual Ron Sholes Sista Strut 3K Breast Cancer Walk presented by Acceptance Insurance. She sings to help others believe, find joy and hope knowing that anything is possible and that they are not alone. Every time she performs her goal is to touch someone and make them feel better than they did before!

Mrs. Latricia Taylor (CEO/Chair) of the Chasity Taylor Foundation came by the show to talk about her daughter Chasity Taylor who was killed in a DUI/DWI and the 5th Annual Chasity Taylor Foundation Community Give Back event to keep her memory alive!