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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.
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.
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.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers held their annual Fashions with Flair charity fundraiser in the Historic Fort Harrison, the Church of Scientology’s Religious Retreat.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers Center is hosting a seminar on using social media to promote charitable events featuring Natalie Nagengast of Markets for Makers.
The next luncheon in the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center will be on the 25th of September, with Tampa Bay Area nonprofits coming to meet new community groups and form new partnerships.
The Global Community Tennis Association is holding their first fundraiser in the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center in Downtown Clearwater to support their program of teaching youth to play tennis.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers Center and TAG-IN (501(C)3 non-profit organization) worked together to prepare 200 backpacks with school supplies for a back to school event.
Clearwater Community Volunteers Center hosts monthly networking luncheons for local non-profits with this one featuring tips from a professional speaker.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers Center provides opportunities for non-profits to network, learn new skills and increase the efficiency of their organizations. The next networking lunch is scheduled for the 31st of July at the Center.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers Center started hosting salsa dance lessons at no cost in the center. The lessons are led by individuals with years of experience.
Increasing non-profit connections is on the agenda at the next Charity Coalition Luncheon on August 22. The event will be held at the Church of Scientology’s Fort Harrison religious retreat where attendees can network with other like-minded organizations.
Staff from Youth for Human Rights Florida will be joining delegates and representatives from around the world at the International Human Rights Summit in New York City.
Mr. Christopher King presented the Gentleman of the Year award to Mr. Xian Lyn at the Gentlemen’s Ball Against Human Trafficking event in the Fort Harrison.
The Clearwater Community Volunteer Center has opened its doors to non-profit and charitable groups and Clearwater's Boy Scout Troop 313 held their first meeting there.
Saturday, January 13th marks the first of a series of community clean-ups the Scientology Volunteer Ministers are undertaking this year in Clearwater’s Downtown Gateway Neighborhood, an area listed as one of the “blighted” areas in Clearwater. The clean-up begins at 9:30am, starting from the Volunteer Ministers Center in Downtown Clearwater and all are welcome to participate.
On the 21st of December, the guests at the Swing Dance for Charity danced to authentic swing music to support a local non-profit organization, Miracles Outreach, at the Historic Fort Harrison.
The next monthly Swing Dance for Charity event is on November 15th, where guests have the opportunity to dance to a live band and support Tampa Bay charities in the Fort Harrison’s Crystal Ballroom.
On October 14th the Church of Scientology sponsored humanitarian programs had activities at the Osceola Courtyard for Hispanic Heritage Month in addition to the concert at Coachman Park.
The Savoy South Dance Hall is hosting their next Swing Dance for Charity event in the Fort Harrison’s Crystal Ballroom, for experienced dancers or not.
The Charity Coalition is celebrating its 3rd Anniversary with a special banquet in the Fort Harrison auditorium. The event is at 6:00pm and is open to all.
Nathan Mitchell, performer of Gospel, R&B, Funk, Blues and Smooth Jazz, will be featured at a concert dedicated to World Humanitarian Day at the Historic Fort Harrison.
On July 15th, over 2500 Clearwater residents enjoyed carnival games, face painting, balloon animals, train rides, a bouncy house and free food at the Church of Scientology’s Downtown Block party.
Featured act Au’Niece (Aunt and Niece), backed by a Gospel quartet, performed with the Fort Harrison Band in celebration of Juneteenth a national celebration commemorating the official end of slavery in America on June 24th.
The Church of Scientology in Clearwater is hosting their next Community Block Party with face painting, bouncy houses, train rides, carnival games and free food on Saturday, July 15th.
The Gentlemen’s Ball charity benefit was held in the Fort Harrison Auditorium to benefit Selah Freedom, anti-human trafficking organization. Guests came from around the Tampa Bay area to support the cause and to learn more about human trafficking.
The Church of Scientology hosted the May Charity Coalition with over 100 guests in attendance. Accomplished actress and humanitarian Kelly Preston addressed the guests as the keynote speaker.
The Scientology Choir opened the interfaith celebration for Memorial Day with a performance of their original song "Peace on Earth" at Clearwater's Fort Harrison. 140 guests of all faiths attended the event.
The Stone Square Masonic Lodge Celebrated Mother's Day in the Fort Harrison, the Church of Scientology's international religious retreat. Over 160 guests attended in support of the organization.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and United for Human Rights came together with over 150 guests and religious leaders in honor of National Day of Prayer at the Franciscan Center in Tampa.
The Scientology Volunteer Ministers participated in a community clean-up, picking up over 100 bags of trash over the last three weeks. This past weekend, members of the community joined in helping make their neighborhood a better place.
On April 8th, the Herman and Mary G. Allen Community Outreach Organization held a fundraiser and scholarship presentation at the Historic Fort Harrison, the Church of Scientology's international religious retreat. Nearly $10,000 was raised for the non-profit organization by the 100 guests in attendance.
A Volunteer Recognition Awards Banquet will be held in the Fort Harrison in honor of National Volunteer Appreciation Month, acknowledging volunteers for their many hours of community service.
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