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Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization, located in Clearwater Florida, is the advanced religious service organization for Scientology parishioners, who come from over 169 nations to partake in Scientology services.
On Saturday 19th October downtown Clearwater’s Fort Harrison will host Urban Progress Alliance for their first charity fundraiser. The fundraiser will be held in the Crystal Ballroom and the reception starts at 5pm. Tickets are $20 each, with all of the funds going to Urban Progress Alliance.
Hispanic Heritage Month was celebrated in grand style this past Sunday - the 13th of October with an appearance by the Grupo Folkloriko Mahetzi at the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers Center donates enough school supplies to Bee's Learning, Inc. to satisfy the educational needs of 40 low-income children within the mobile tutoring program.
On Wednesday 20th of November at 11:30am, charities from across the Tampa Bay area will meet at the Historic Fort Harrison Crystal Ballroom for the last Tampa Bay Charity Coalition Luncheon of 2019.
On Thursday October 31st, The Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization will be holding their second Halloween Movie Night in the Osceola Courtyard located at the corner of Fort Harrison Avenue and Drew Street. The event will have a bouncy house, face painting, arts & crafts and be a safe location for families to enjoy Halloween.
On Saturday September 28, 2019, Scout BSA troop 313, chartered by the Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization, held a Merit badge Academy for troops all across the Tampa Bay Area. Pictured above are Scouts participating in the crime prevention and finger printing class.
On September 23rd, 2019 Scout BSA Troop 313, chartered by the Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization, celebrated a one-of-a-kind accomplishment for their Scout Commissioner… who earned his Wood Badge. , The celebration was held at the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center located in downtown Clearwater.
On September 21st, 2019 the Clearwater Community Volunteers (CCV), held their 16th annual Fashions with Flair Fashion Show at the Historic Fort Harrison’s auditorium. Over 330 attended the charity fundraiser. This year’s proceeds benefited the Pinellas Sheriff’s Police Athletic League and Hurricane Dorian disaster relief.
The Tampa Bay Charity Coalition celebrated its 5th Anniversary on September 14th, in the Auditorium of the Historic Fort Harrison. Over 100 different charities from across the Tampa Bay area were represented. Those acknowledged included Anna Jones from Urban Progress Alliance pictured above.
On Saturday September 7th, the Boy Scout Troop 313 chartered by the Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization held their merit badge classes in the Clearwater Community Volunteers (CCV) Center. The classes presented were Electronics and Finger Printing & Crime Prevention. It was the first of a series of classes leading up to the Merit Badge Academy that will welcome troops from across the Tampa Bay area on September 28th.
As hurricane Dorian left the Bahamas in direction of the US coast, the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Florida Chapter (VM) are preparing hundreds of hygiene kits containing the basics necessities for those Dorian victims who had to move to shelters.
On September 28th Boy Scout Troop 313, chartered by the Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization, will host a Merit Badge Academy for troops from all across the Tampa Bay area at the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center.
On September 14th, the Tampa Bay Charity Coalition will celebrate 5 years of service to the community at their Anniversary Banquet. Hosted by the Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization at the historic Fort Harrison, over 100 charities are expected to participate.
Now well into their second year of operation, the staff of the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center is reaching out to additional non-profits, inviting their staff, volunteers or representatives to tour their downtown Clearwater Facility.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers Center will host a tea party to gather school supplies for underprivileged children in Pinellas County. All donations received will benefit Bee's Learning, Inc. which provides an mobile educational program inside a repurposed RV.
In anticipation of September 28th’s 2nd Annual Humanitarian Film Festival, the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center, (CCV) will host weekly short film screenings in their community center in downtown Clearwater.
In partnership with the Way to Happiness, the staff of the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center hosted 81 children and their parents for an End of Summer Extravaganza on Saturday, August 3rd.
On Saturday 27th July the Clearwater Community Volunteers (CCV) held a Back to School Bash benefiting foster and adoptive families in the Tampa Bay area. Over 200 families attended the event and each child left with a backpack filled with school supplies.
CLEARWATER FL, On Saturday 27th July, the Clearwater Community Volunteers (CCV) will host a Back to School fair benefitting foster and adoptive families in the Tampa Bay area.
On Sunday, July 14th, the Clearwater Community Volunteers (CCV) Center held a tea party to gather school supplies for its July 27th Back to School Bash for Foster and Adoptive Parents.
One of the families from the Tampa Bay area that gathered in the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center in downtown Clearwater to celebrate the 4th of July. Over 360 guests enjoyed the CCV festivities before watching the fireworks over Coachman Park.
In answer to an urgent need for school supplies for Pinellas County foster children, the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center will host a benefit tea party to collect supplies for a back to school event on July 14th at their downtown Clearwater center.
On Saturday, June 29th, The Herman and Mary Allen Foundation held their 3rd Annual Men and Women in Business Showcase in the Crystal Ballroom of the historic Fort Harrison Hotel with over 120 guests in attendance.
On Sunday, June 30th, the “Music of the World Charity Concert” brought several dozen people together to the Clearwater Community Volunteers (CCV) Center.
The CCV Center, in partnership with the Concerned Businessmen’s Association of Tampa Bay, is putting on a fundraising concert with international performer Judy Bachar, pictured above. Funds received from the concert will be used to purchase school supplies for Pinellas County foster children.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers Center will host its monthly charity networking luncheon on June 26th featuring guest speaker Mr. Terry Hitchcock, inspirational speaker for over 10 years and recipient of the Distinguished Medal of Merit from President Reagan.
The CCV and Way to Happiness Centers of downtown Clearwater celebrate Fathers Day with a myriad of games and competitions all at no cost to local families and children.
On June 8th, the historic Fort Harrison hotel of downtown Clearwater will host the Gentlemen's Course 2019 Gentlemen's Ball Against Human Trafficking to raise funds for tackling human rights abuse in the state of Florida.
On June 15th, the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center will hold a pre- Father's Day Celebration to honor dads from across the Tampa Bay Area in a series of family oriented games and competitions.
August Ryan, professional photographer of 10 years, was this month’s keynote speaker at the May 29th monthly Charity Networking Luncheon for nonprofits at the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center.
Chris Lumsden, Troop 313 Scoutmaster, awarded the Scouts merit badges and rank advancements at their semi-annual court of honor to formally recognize them for their accomplishments in the last 6 months.
The Church of Scientology hosted the Third Annual Mother's Day Celebration for Stone Square Masonic Lodge No. 42 at downtown Clearwater’s Fort Harrison to honor moms everywhere.
Peggy Kirk, adult leader of Boy Scouts Troop 313, received the Silver Beaver Award during the 2019 Boy Scouts of America Greater Tampa Bay Area Council Banquet for her outstanding demonstration of dedication to Scouting.
On May 4th, the Clearwater Community Volunteers (CCV) center hosted a family fun day event in honor of Star Wars Day, otherwise known as “May the 4th be with you”. The event featured several Star Wars themed activities, including Star Wars themed arts & crafts, and refreshments.
Children make a dash for Easter Eggs at the Ginormous Easter Egg Hunt in Coachman Park. Sponsored by the Church of Scientology, the event provided safe family fun for nearly 8,000 children and their families.
Volunteers stuffed thousands of eggs at the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center in preparations for the 27th Annual Ginormous Easter Egg Hunt in Coachman Park.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers Center gathered local Clearwater families to educate them on preserving the environment, starting with their backyards.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers is hosting an organic gardening workshop to teach clearwater locals safe ways to grow organic food while preserving the environment.
Families from the City of Clearwater gathered to celebrate the one year anniversary of the Clearwater Community Volunteers (CCV) Center, which assists local nonprofits in their endeavors to create a safer community for all.
Church of Scientology creates a format where nonprofits can band together, creating a united force for good with the upcoming Charity Coalition Luncheon inside the Crystal Ballroom of the Fort Harrison Hotel.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers Center hosted a complimentary Tea Party for local women in recognition of International Women's Day with a talk by community activist Lynn Posyton of the Concerned Businessmen's Association of Tampa Bay and an etiquette lesson from Peggy Patrick, Manners educator of the Florida School of Etiquette.
Contestants of the Toastmasters Speech Contest delivered dynamic speeches to an audience of local Toastmasters Clubs at the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center.
The Way to Happiness Association Tampa Bay Running Team promoted unity and the 21 common sense principles for better living at the February 23rd Gasparilla Race.
United for Human Rights of Florida regularly hosts seminars and events to raise awareness of basic human rights. The seminar on online predators will take place on Saturday February 16, at this downtown Clearwater center.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers Center is hosting a series of social media seminars for local nonprofit organizations. The first of the series is on February 9th at 4pm.
Dozens of volunteers were acknowledged and awarded for thousands of hours of disaster response with the Scientology Volunteer Ministers at the Fort Harrison in Clearwater.
Cub Scouts from Pack 43 raced their hand-crafted cars against each other inside the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center to compete for trophies, while learning the basics of physics and engineering.
On January 19th, the Gentlemen’s Ball Against Human Trafficking event was held in the Fort Harrison, raising funds for anti-human trafficking purposes.
The bi-monthly Charity Coalition Luncheon will be on January 23rd in Downtown Clearwater’s Fort Harrison, attended by charities from around the Tampa Bay.
The Way to Happiness volunteers cleaning up the Adopted Mile of the Pinellas Trail in Clearwater taking action to protect and safeguard and improve the environment.
A jam-packed dance floor was the order of the day at the December Swing Dance for Charity at the Church of Scientology’s Fort Harrison religious retreat. Featuring the United Kingdom’s #1 Swing Band, the Jive Aces, the event raised funds for the Children’s Home Network of Tampa Bay.
Children run around and play on Winter Wonderland’s jungle gym and other activities during the special day for foster children and families on December 15th.
Downtown Clearwater’s Winter Wonderland is hosting the Jive Aces on its closing night, December 21st. Winter Wonderland is open every day from 6:00pm to 9:00pm through December 22nd, except on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Certain groups get free passes to Downtown Clearwater’s 26th Annual Winter Wonderland and all of its activities. Winter Wonderland opens on December 1st at 6:00pm.
Seventy-seven Christmas trees arrived to Winter Wonderland, which is nearing completion. Each Christmas tree will be decorated and guests can see the lights turn on at the grand opening on December 1st.
Tampa Bay Area nonprofits coming to meet their nonprofit neighbors & learn useful information for running a nonprofit at the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center Charity Networking Luncheon.
Veteran volunteers donate their time and effort to being the installation of the arches at Winter Wonderland. Winter Wonderland, produced by the Clearwater Community Volunteers opens in downtown Clearwater on December 1st.
On December 15th, foster families and underprivileged youth have an afternoon dedicated to them at Downtown Clearwater’s Winter Wonderland. The Clearwater Community Volunteers and Scientology Volunteer Ministers provide activities and presents for the children.
On Halloween Night, the Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization hosted a Halloween Movie Night at Osceola Courtyard in Downtown Clearwater to provide a fun and safe environment for trick-or-treating.
Tampa Bay Area nonprofits coming to meet new community groups and learn networking skills at the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center Charity Networking Luncheon.
Boy Scout Troop 313 is having their Court of Honor in the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center to recognize the boys’ advancement in rank and merit badges they have earned.
November 3rd marks the start of Winter Wonderland’s construction and which will have its grand opening on December 1st with hundreds of children and families welcoming Santa and other honored guests to light up all the Christmas trees; kicking off 3 weeks of fun-filled activities.
Caregivers Helping Hand held their National Multicultural Day celebration in Clearwater’s Oscoela Courtyard, highlighting several various ethnic groups.
The Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization is holding a celebration for Hispanic Heritage Month with family friendly activities, live music and food.
Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization, and church sponsored humanitarian programs to host family friendly Halloween Bash on October 31st in Downtown Clearwater.
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