KHA 2024-2025 Annual Report by AcuityDesignGroup

ANNUAL REPORT

FISCAL YEAR 2024 - 2025

STRONGER KIDS. STRONGER COMMUNITY.

MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

To Community Partners and Stakeholders,

As a result of your outstanding support, leadership, and contributions, Kids Hope Alliance (KHA) is building and ensuring access to a continuum of comprehensive and integrated programs, services, and activities that are addressing the critical needs of children and youth in our community.

The successes highlighted in this annual report reflect our commitment to this mission and related efforts that enable youth throughout the City of Jacksonville to reach their academic, career, and civic potential.

It is not lost on us the responsibility entrusted to the KHA Board, staff, and agencies to meet the ever-changing needs and barriers that impede the success of children in our community. However, we recognize and honor this privilege to serve and steward with integrity, respect, vision, and transparency.

It is these same principles that guide the expectations and priorities established by Mayor Deegan, her administration, and the Jacksonville City Council. Their vision and steadfast commitment to the well-being of Jacksonville’s youth and families are keys to transforming lives. While we are encouraged by their resilience, we are inspired by the passion and commitment of KHA staff members and colleagues who work collaboratively across departments, teams, organizations, and communities to produce and measure our impact on children.

As stewards of efforts that influence and contribute to the most valuable asset of a community (its children), the Kids Hope Alliance Board thanks you and commits to continued support of work that makes our organization, lives, communities, and future stronger.

With gratitude,

Marsha Oliver Board Chair

MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR

Dear Residents,

It is my great honor to share this message of gratitude and progress as we reflect on another impactful year of service to the children and families of Jacksonville. Kids Hope Alliance continues to be a driving force in our city’s work to ensure that every young person has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive. Your commitment to this mission strengthens our entire community, and I am deeply grateful for all that you do.

Over the past year, we have made tremendous strides in advancing our literacy initiatives. These efforts are central to our vision for a stronger and more equitable Jacksonville. A city flourishes when its residents thrive. Confidence in literacy is the key to unlocking opportunity.

I am incredibly proud of the progress made through our River City Readers initiative. Since launching the campaign, engagement across Jacksonville has been extraordinary. Together, our community has logged more than three million minutes of reading. This milestone reflects not only the passion of our residents but also our shared belief in the power of education. It shows what is possible when a community comes together with a unified purpose.

This year also brought an exciting expansion of our literacy resources with the introduction of a new bookmobile. By bringing books directly into neighborhoods, childcare facilities, and community centers, we are removing barriers and meeting readers where they reside. This investment ensures that children throughout Jacksonville, regardless of where they live, have access to the tools that will shape their futures.

Another highlight of the year was the return of the Mayor’s Book Club. It was a joy to celebrate its re-launch at a special event in July and to recognize former Mayor John Peyton for his vision in creating the original program. I am grateful for his leadership and for his renewed commitment to supporting our city’s literacy goals.

These accomplishments were made possible through steadfast efforts and partnerships of Kids Hope Alliance, our providers, community partners, and the residents who give their time and energy to this work. Whether supporting after-school programs, offering family services, or helping young people explore new opportunities, your dedication is laying the foundation for Jacksonville’s future.

Let’s continue this momentum. Together, we are creating a city where every child has the chance to reach their full potential and where literacy, opportunity, and hope are within reach for all.

Sincerely,

Donna Deegan Mayor

MAYOR DONNA DEEGAN’S RIVER CITY READERS BOOKMOBILE

“Reading opens doors to new worlds, sparks our creativity, and empowers us with the knowledge to shape the future. The River City Readers challenge is just the beginning of a journey toward lifelong learning—and these students aren’t just winners today; they’re the future leaders, thinkers, and innovators of our city.”

MAYOR DEEGAN’S RIVER CITY READERS BOOK MOBILE

- Mayor Donna Deegan

Launched in January 2024, Mayor Donna Deegan’s River City Readers Bookmobile serves as a cornerstone of Jacksonville’s citywide literacy initiative. The program was created to inspire a lifelong love of reading among children, teens, and adults by bringing books, literacy resources, and engaging activities directly into neighborhoods across the city.

Through the Beanstack app, participants are encouraged to read at least 20 minutes a day, track their progress, and celebrate milestones through a fun, interactive platform. This gamified approach helps build consistent reading habits while fostering a sense of accomplishment and community participation.

The bookmobile is made possible through generous private support from the Lucy Gooding Charitable Foundation Trust and PNC Bank, whose investments underscore the power of public–private partnerships in advancing literacy and closing educational gaps citywide.

The inaugural year of the River City Readers Bookmobile delivered remarkable results.

• Over 1,350 participants, averaging more than 40 hours of reading per person.

• 3.25 million minutes of reading logged—more than triple the original goal of one million minutes.

• Strongest engagement among readers ages 6–10, reflecting growing enthusiasm among early learners.

• Extensive community reach, with visits to neighborhoods, schools, and community centers providing free books and interactive reading experiences.

These achievements illustrate the program’s profound impact in promoting literacy, access, and joy in reading across Jacksonville.

Juvenile Justice Out of School Time

Pre-Teen & Teen Special Needs

ADDITIONAL FUNDING AREAS

Grant Funding

Mayor’s Youth At Work Partnership

Jacksonville Upward Mobility Agency Program

ABOUT

Kids Hope Alliance (KHA) is a funding agent for the City of Jacksonville. KHA invests millions annually in children's and youth programs and services in Duval County, simultaneously managing their implementation and monitoring their outcomes. Through the funding of third party providers and strategic partnerships with local nonprofit organizations, KHA is working to ensure thousands of at-hope children and youth have access to a continuum of critical services, including academics, enrichment, nutrition, and mental health.

MISSION

$2,700,000 $1,355,169 $310,000 $250,000 Trust Funds

To build and ensure access to a continuum of comprehensive and integrated programs, services, and activities that address the critical needs of children and youth.

VISION

Every child and youth will reach their academic, career, and civic potential. $3,115,169 $26,268,271 $1,355,000 $9,177,607 $6,826,268 CATEGORY INVESTMENTS

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS EMERGING PROVIDER ACADEMY

PURPOSE

To build organizational capacity among emerging and small nonprofit providers who are serving at-hope children, youth, and families in Jacksonville.

KEY GOALS

Organizational Strengthening

Help participants understand and engage in KHA’s Request for Proposal (RFP) and minigrant processes, increasing their potential to secure City funding.

Funding Readiness

Provide training on nonprofit operations, governance, financial management, and program delivery so that small and emerging providers can grow their impact.

Sustained Support

Offer ongoing mentorship and shared expectations to help providers deliver measurable results for the communities they serve.

FISCAL YEAR 2024-25 FUNDED AGENCIES

• The Jax Gents Inc.

• First Coast Esports Alliance Inc.

• One Team One Dream Inc.

• The Center, One Foundation Inc.

• Empowerment Resources, Inc.

• Young Giving Back Sports Mentor Program, Inc.

• Cleaning Up Today’s Society, Inc.

CONTEXT

• Level the Playing Field Leadership Academy Inc.

• The Soyini Circle Girl’s Corporation

• Born 2 Excel, Inc.

• Fostering Connections, Inc.

• Little Hands, Big Hearts Little People’s Service Organization, Inc

The Emerging Provider Academy aligns with KHA’s broader mission to build and ensure access to a continuum of comprehensive, integrated programs and services for children and youth, by strengthening the network of local organizations that deliver those services.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS EMERGING PROVIDER ACADEMY

First Coast Esports Alliance (FCEA)

First Coast Esports Alliance (FCEA) is a Jacksonvillebased nonprofit that supports youth and young adults through esports, technology, and creative media education. In addition to delivering its own programs, FCEA partners with and provides services to other nonprofit organizations, schools, and community groups to expand access to innovative, youth-centered learning experiences. By collaborating with organizations, FCEA helps integrate technology, gaming, and digital skill development into existing youth programs—meeting young people where they are and connecting their interests to college, career, and workforce pathways. These collaborative efforts strengthen the broader youth-serving ecosystem across Northeast Florida.

“Our work is rooted in collaboration. By partnering with Kids Hope Alliance and other nonprofit organizations, we’re able to extend our reach and bring technology-driven learning experiences directly into the communities that need them most. Together, we’re creating opportunities for youth to build confidence, develop practical skills, and see new possibilities for their future through shared resources and a unified commitment to impact.”

Partner Quote | John Sarmie, Founder & President, First Coast Esports Alliance

Level the Playing Field Leadership Academy

Level the Playing Field serves boys beginning at ages 10–12, providing consistent mentorship. Participants are supported through young adulthood, up to age 21, ensuring continuity during critical developmental years. The Academy provides comprehensive positive experiences, mentorship, academic support, recreational and cultural enrichment. This program was created for young males from father-absent homes to help guide them toward lifelong success while empowering character development, providing emotional support, and introducing community engagement to become strong, positive male role models in their families and communities.

“Once I learned the terminology and asked questions, my team at KHA was amazing! My experience with Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Maldonado has made the difference in this being a great experience for our organization. Working with our boys has been a blessing; where else do you get an opportunity every day to strategically invest in our future leaders.”

Partner Quote | Lonnie Marts Jr, CEO, Level the Playing Field Leadership Academy

1,008 YOUTH DIVERTED from Juvenile Justice System through Diversion

1,028 PARTICIPANTS received Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) Training

16,368 YOUTH SENT on summer field trips/art initiatives

7,657

SLOTS

in afterschool programs

2,955 YOUTH served by emerging providers

155 YOUTH TRAVELED using Youth Travel Trust funds

486,710 MEALS served through nutrition programs

1,025 PARTICIPANTS attended 32 educational events at five key public housing communities

5,625 SLOTS in summer programs

KHA FUNDED SERVICE AREAS

JUMP

THE JACKSONVILLE UPWARD MOBILITY PROGRAM

WHO DID WE FUND?

• Fresh Ministries, Inc FreshFoundations

• Goodwill of Northeast Florida, Inc.

A-STEP

• Jacksonville Arts & Music School Inc. (JAMS) What A Leader

• Krumpin’ 4 Success, Inc. Breaking Da Cycle

• Lutheran Social Services of Northeast Florida, Inc. (LSS) Steps 2 Success

• Pearls of Perfection, Inc.

HOW MUCH DID WE DO?

JUMP-funded provider programs

1,600 + total participants engaged 15 + 30 + industry-recognized credentials offered businesses launched by program graduates

WHAT DIFFERENCE DID THIS MAKE?

73%+ of participants transitioned into employment, education, or entrepreneurship

212+ certifications earned by justiceinvolved adults (Krumpin 4 Success) Measurable Success

Documented wage increases, promotions, and long-term career advancement for multiple participants

Programs

The Jacksonville Upward Mobility Program (JUMP) was created by Ordinance 2022-886 to address employment disparities and expand access to training and career pathways for residents in Duval County. Administered by Kids Hope Alliance, JUMP reinvests 1% of all approved City of Jacksonville economic development incentives into programs that support credential attainment, employment, and entrepreneurship.

This preliminary report reflects outcomes from July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025.The JUMP initiative allocated a total of $682,290 across six provider contracts in FY 2024–2025. As of June 30, providers have expended $624,592.40, reflecting a 92% utilization rate. Full utilization is anticipated by the end of the fiscal year.

Florida A & M University Campus Visit Pearls of Perfection, Inc.

YOUTH TRAVEL TRUST FUND

The City of Jacksonville grants Kids Hope Alliance the authority, upon appropriation by the City Council, for determining and authorizing funds from the Youth Travel Trust fund for certain types of youth travel that may be deemed a valid public purpose. It is the intent of the Council that the Youth Travel Grant program be established to recognize exemplary achievement or performance that results in an invitation requiring travel.

To be eligible for funding, an organization must meet the following criteria:

The organization must provide evidence of the organization’s formation or structure (e.g., articles of incorporation as to incorporated organizations, or listing of the organization’s members, each member’s role in the organization and date organization was formed as to unincorporated organizations).

2. The organization must operate in Duval County.

The organization must provide current proof of any business licenses required by local, state, and federal law as applicable.

The membership of the organization shall be open to as large a portion of the public as possible, subject to nondiscriminatory conditions and qualifications for membership.

If the organization is a previous recipient of Youth Travel Grant, the organization must have submitted all required reports for previous grants.

2024 - 2025

KHA Youth Travel Trust Fund Awardees

• Raines Athletic Booster Club

• Children’s International Summer Villages

• The Rock Jax

• Generals Athletic Association Corporation

• Jacksonville Children’s Chorus

SCAN TO LEARN MORE

Children’s International Summer Villages, Inc.

CONTRACT SERVICE PROVIDERS

Thank you to our continuing service providers!

We are excited about the continued partnership with you in the upcoming fiscal year.

SERVICE PROVIDER

100 Black Men of Jacksonville, Florida, Inc.

2nd Mile Ministries, Inc.

A Life for a Life International, Inc.

Abyssinia Missionary Baptist Church Ministries, Inc.

The Allison Brundick Haramis Foundation, Inc. dba Angels for Allison

Allofus Together Foundation Inc.

America's Little Leaders, Inc.

AMIKIDS DUVAL, Inc.

Angel Kids Foundation, Inc.

AnnieRuth Foundation, Inc.

The Arts Corner Kidz Network, Inc.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Florida, Inc.

Born 2 Excel, Inc.

ESSENTIAL SERVICE CATEGORY

$316,667.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$45,095.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$40,700.00 Out-of-School Time

$217,991.40 Out-of-School Time

$80,000.00 Special Needs

$76,181.00 Special Needs

$93,327.60 Out-of-School Time

$83,333.00 Juvenile Justice

$480,000.00 Special Needs

$130,073.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$26,694.00 Out-of-School Time

$150,000.00 Juvenile Justice

$150,012.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$35,000.00 Emerging Provider

Boys' and Girls' Clubs of Northeast Florida, Inc. $1,979,494.72 Early Learning

Boys' and Girls' Clubs of Northeast Florida, Inc. $10,489,677.32 Out-of-School Time

Boys' and Girls' Clubs of Northeast Florida, Inc.

Business Leadership Institute for Early Learning, Inc

The Carpenter's Shop Center, Inc.

Cathedral Arts Project, Inc.

The Catty Shack Ranch Wildlife Sanctuary, Inc.

The Center, One Foundation Inc.

Center for Children's Rights, Inc.

The Children's Home Society of Florida

Children's International Summer Villages, Inc.

The Chosen of God MKB Destined for Greatness Advocacy Svc Inc.

$149,998.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$149,999.00 Special Needs

$210,000.00 Early Learning

$434,899.92 Out-of-School Time

$150,002.00 Pre-Teen /Teen

$218,062.00 Early Learning

$100,000.00 Out-of-School Time

$487,966.00 Special Needs

$4,720.00 Out-of-School Time

$35,000.00 Emerging Provider

$356,000.00 Juvenile Justice

$852,460.00 Special Needs

$60,020.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$10,000.00 Youth Travel Trust Fund

$66,552.50 Out-of-School Time

CONTRACT SERVICE PROVIDERS

City of Jacksonville Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department

City Year, Inc.

Clara White Mission, Inc.

Cleaning Up Today's Society, Inc.

Communities In Schools of Jacksonville, Inc.

Cornerstone of Jacksonville, Inc.

Cornerstone Special Education Alliance

Daniel Memorial, Inc.

Dayspring Outreach Ministries, Inc.

DeEtte Holden Cummer Museum Foundation, Inc. dba

Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens

Diamond D Ranch, Inc.

The District Board of Trustees of Florida State College of Jacksonville (FSCJ)

Developmental Learning Center, Inc.

Don't Miss A Beat, Inc.

Duval County Fair Association, Inc.

Early Learning Coalition of Duval, Inc.

Empowerment Resources, Inc.

Families of Slain Children of Jacksonville, Florida, Inc.

Family Support Services of North Florida, Inc.

Ferst Readers, Inc.

First Coast Esports Alliance Inc.

$105,000.00 Out-of-School Time

$259,364.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$3,500.00 Out-of-School Time

$35,000.00 Emerging Provider

$1,924,793.40 Early Learning

$4,360,553.00 Out-of-School Time

$210,465.92 Out-of-School Time

$47,700.00 Special Needs

$95,211.00 Special Needs

$95,000.00 Out-of-School Time

$7,500.00 Out-of-School Time

$25,600.00 Out-of-School Time

$290,000.00 Juvenile Justice

$539,055.00 Special Needs

$187,342.43 Out-of-School Time

$62,350.00 Out-of-School Time

$3,400,000.00 Early Learning

$35,000.00 Emerging Provider

$150,000.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$150,000.00 Special Needs

$435,000.00 Special Needs

$600,000.00 Early Learning

$35,000.00 Emerging Provider

The First Coast Leadership Foundation Jacksonville, Inc. $99,340.00 Youth Civic Engagement

Florida State College at Jacksonville (FSCJ)

Fostering Connections, Inc.

$12,996.00 Out-of-School Time

$35,000.00 Emerging Provider

The Foundation Academy Studio School, Inc. $302,371.85 Out-of-School Time

The Foundation Academy Studio School, Inc.

Fourth Judicial Circuit Courts of Florida

Fresh Ministries, Inc.

Fresh Word Ministries, Inc.

Generals Athletic Association Corporation

Girl Scouts of Gateway Council, Inc.

Goodwill Industries of North Florida, Inc.

$126,185.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$327,000.00 Juvenile Justice

$100,000.00 Jacksonville Upward Mobility Program (J.U.M.P.)

$282,960.00 Juvenile Justice

$181,249.86 Out-of-School Time

$3,472.25 Youth Travel Trust Fund

$89,340.00 Early Learning

$82,500.00 Jacksonville Upward Mobility Program (J.U.M.P.)

CONTRACT SERVICE PROVIDERS

Goodwill Industries of North Florida, Inc.

Hands on Children’s Museum, Inc.

Historic Eastside Community Development Corporation

Hope at Hand, Inc.

Hope Haven Association, Inc.

Hope Street, Inc.

Hubbard House, Inc.

I.M. Sulzbacher Center for the Homeless, Inc.

I'm a STAR Foundation, Inc.

Isaiah 117 House Inc.

Jacksonville Arts & Music School Inc. (JAMS)

Jacksonville Baseball, LLC

Jacksonville Children's Chorus

Jacksonville Equestrian Center

Jacksonville Humane Society, Inc.

Jacksonville Public Education Fund, Inc.

Jacksonville Speech & Hearing Center, Inc.

Jacksonville University (JU)

Jacksonville Urban League, Inc.

The Jacksonville Zoological Society, Inc.

The Jax Gents Inc.

Joshua Christian Academy Inc.

Keepsafe Learning, Inc.

KIPP Jacksonville, Inc.

Knots 4 Kids, Inc.

Kreative Success Academy Inc.

Krumpin' 4 Success, Inc.

$21,961.30 Mayor's Young Leaders Advisory Council

$1,590,000.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$3,300.00 Out-of-School Time

$6,120.00 Out-of-School Time

$130,000.00 Juvenile Justice

$150,000.00 Juvenile Justice

$400,350.00 Out-of-School Time

$275,000.00 Special Needs

$69,278.00 Special Needs

$97,081.00 Early Learning

$50,407.21 Out-of-School Time

$72,620.00 Special Needs

$214,655.40 Out-of-School Time

$316,667.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$76,181.00 Special Needs

$100,000.00 Jacksonville Upward Mobility Program (J.U.M.P.)

$294,453.08 Out-of-School Time

$30,000.00 Special Needs

$12,000.00 Out-of-School Time

$10,000.00 Youth Travel Trust Fund

$5,000.00 Out-of-School Time

$1,360.00 Out-of-School Time

$110,000.00 Early Learning

$68,000.00 Special Needs

$387,662.00 Early Learning

$9,000.00 Out-of-School Time

$150,000.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$32,917.50 Out-of-School Time

$232,112.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$35,000.00 Emerging Provider

$362,809.46 Out-of-School Time

$70,849.47 Out-of-School Time

$59,754.83 Out-of-School Time

$15,000.00 Special Needs

$186,030.54 Out-of-School Time

$49,850.00 Jacksonville Upward Mobility Program (J.U.M.P.)

$100,000.00 Juvenile Justice

CONTRACT SERVICE PROVIDERS

The LJD Jewish Family and Community Services, Inc.

Level The Playing Field Leadership Academy Inc.

Little Hands, Big Hearts Little People's Service Organization Inc.

Lutheran Services Florida, Inc.

Lutheran Social Services of Northeast Florida, Inc.

Made A Way Foundation, Inc.

MaliVai Washington Kids Foundation, Inc.

Managed Access to Child Health, Inc

$233,338.00 Juvenile Justice

$35,000.00 Emerging Provider

$200,000.00 Early Learning

$149,940.00 Jacksonville Upward Mobility Program (J.U.M.P.)

$130,000.00 Out-of-School Time

$572,830.051 Out-of-School Time

$3,453,567.00 Juvenile Justice

$2,815,858.00 Special Needs Masters of Education

Minds of the Future Foundation, Inc.

Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville, Inc

$228,000.00 Out-of-School Time

$245,604.15 Out-of-School Time

$4,800.00 Out-of-School Time Museum of Science and History of Jacksonville, Inc.

New Heights of Northeast Florida, Inc.

North Florida Educational Institute Corp

OneJax, Inc.

One Team One Dream Inc.

Operation Save Our Sons, Inc.

Pearls of Perfection, Inc.

The Performers Academy, Inc.

Poise, Inc.

Police Athletic League of Jacksonville, Incorporated

$13,440.00 Out-of-School Time

$123,750.00 Early Learning

$284,072.47 Out-of-School Time

$13,000.00 Out-of-School Time

$35,000.00 Emerging Provider

$100,000.00 PreTeen/Teen

$100,000.00 Jacksonville Upward Mobility Program (J.U.M.P.)

$130,080.00 Juvenile Justice

$278,600.00 Early Learning

$130,030.00 Juvenile Justice

$150,000.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$121,855.22 Out-of-School Time

$791,238.74 Out-of-School Time

$100,000.00 PreTeen/Teen

Police Athletic League of Jacksonville, Incorporated $295,189.00 Special Needs

The Potter's House Christian Fellowship, Inc.

Raines Athletic Booster Club Inc.

Read USA, Inc.

The ROCK JAX

$287,132.41 Out-of-School Time

$10,000.00 Youth Travel Trust Fund

$1,120,000.00 PreTeen/Teen

$10,000.00 Youth Travel Trust Fund

SMG Jacksonville $3,000.00 Out-of-School Time

The Sanctuary of Northeast Florida Inc.

Shiva Robotics LLC

Step-by-Step for Help Foundation, Inc.

The Soyini Circle Girl's Corporation

Tamika’s School of Epicure, Inc.

$162,615.11 Out -of School Time

$31,500.00 Out-of-School Time

$130,000.00 Special Needs

$35,000.00 Emerging Provider

$3,750.00 Out-of-School Time

CONTRACT SERVICE PROVIDERS

Taylor Belle Foundation, Inc.

Tiphne DarShay Hollis Foundation, Inc.

Tree Hill, Inc.

True Youth Association Inc.

Twin Oaks Juvenile Development, Inc.

U-Turns Inc. dba Teens Leaders of America

United Way of Northeast Florida, Inc

University of North Florida Board of Trustees, Florida Institute of Education

Upsilon Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Us and Our Children, Inc. (Kash Kids)

WJCT, Inc.

Walk-Off Charities of Jax, Inc.

Wayman Community Development Corporation

$158,341.79 Out -of School Time

$468,459.02 Out-of-School Time

$4,800.00 Out-of-School Time

$90,059.00 Juvenile Justice

$156,979.00 Juvenile Justice

$183,460.26 Out-of-School Time

$759,589.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$4,217,000.00 Special Needs

$1,032,052.00 Early Learning

$850,000.00 Out-of-School Time

$50,000.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$87,500.00 Juvenile Justice

$132,060.00 Early Learning

$250,000.00 Out -of School Time

$93,060.00 Juvenile Justice Wayman Community Development Corporation $1,173,224.42 Out -of School Time

Wealth Watchers, Inc.

West Jacksonville Restoration Center Inc.

The Young Men's Christian Association of Florida's First Coast, Inc.

True Youth Association Inc.

Youth Crisis Center, Inc.

Youth Giving Back Sports Mentor Program, Inc.

$150,000.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$223,080.20 Out-of-School Time

$1,531,826.41 Out -of School Time

$107,130.00 Pre-Teen/Teen

$129,500.00 Out-of-School Time

$323,389.00 Early Learning

$175,000.00 Special Needs

$35,000.00 Emerging Provider

2024 -2025 KHA Board Members

Marsha Oliver | Board Chair

Cynthia Nixon | Vice Chair

J. Carson Tranquille | Treasurer

Meredith Chartrand-Frisch | Secretary

Kevin Gay | Board Member

Lawrence Edward Dennis | Board Member

Josh Martino | Board Member

City of Jacksonville

Florida Department of Children and Families

U.S. Department of Health & Human Services

U.S. Department of Justice

U.S Department of Treasury

Cities for Financial Empowerment