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ROLLING READERS SPACE COAST
Non-Profit Website for Education and Literacy
Our main purpose in building and developing this website was to provide ease of use to their volunteers and to the supporters who make donations or attend their events.
This non-profit organization is dedicated to helping youth excel in reading skills with the help of volunteers. Many participants are retired teachers, veterans and even local "celebrities."
One of the main features include a secure portal for housing and password access to training material of various files that include videos, PDFs, audio files and other formats.
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FCBCP.ORG (FLORIDA COALITION)
We are committed to offering efficient and effective solutions for our clients, giving them a platform that provides ease of use to both them and their customers and supporters. Be sure to subscribe to learn more about their upcoming endeavors.
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HARRY & HARRIETTE MOORE
Website for Museum and Cultural Center
This website serves as the official online presence of the Harry T. & Harriette V. Moore Cultural Complex, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of two pioneering civil rights activists. Located in Mims, Florida, the site offers visitors comprehensive information about the Moores' contributions to the civil rights movement, including their work as educators and their advocacy for racial equality in the 1930s and 1940s. The website features details about the museum housed on the original homesite, which includes a replica of the Moores' home, interactive exhibits, and a timeline of civil rights history from the Emancipation Proclamation to the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
In addition to historical content, the website provides resources for planning visits, including tour information, event calendars, and opportunities for community involvement through volunteering and donations. It also highlights educational programs and cultural events aimed at fostering dialogue on civil and human rights issues, both past and present. Through its comprehensive offerings, www.harryharriettemoore.org serves as a vital tool for education, remembrance, and community engagement, ensuring that the Moores' enduring impact continues to inspire future generations.
UPLIFTING NONVIOLENCE IN TODAY'S YOUTH
The website www.UpliftingNonviolence.org serves as the online platform for Uplifting Nonviolence in Today's Youth, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting nonviolent principles inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The site outlines the Six Principles of Nonviolence, emphasizing courage, reconciliation, and the belief that the universe supports justice. It also details the Six Steps of Nonviolence, guiding individuals through information gathering, education, personal commitment, negotiation, direct action, and reconciliation. These frameworks aim to equip youth and community members with tools to address injustice through peaceful means.
Beyond educational content, the website encourages active participation by inviting visitors to join the nonviolence movement, subscribe for updates on upcoming events, and engage with the organization's initiatives. Contact information is provided for those seeking more details or wishing to get involved. Through its comprehensive resources and outreach efforts, Uplifting Nonviolence in Today's Youth, Inc. strives to foster a culture of peace and understanding within communities.
