FLAWLESS FOUNDATION
EIN 26-2644718 · Youth Development Programs (O50)
What they do
1. We Led 28 Wellness Workshops and Participated In 3 Working Days Outreach Activities In The Community With People Who Are Unhoused. 2. We Held 6 Interns and Fellows, Trainings In Social Media, Communications, Professional Development, Wellness Workshops, Mental Health and Criminal Justice Reform Training, Peer Training. 3. We Presented At 3 National Mental Health Conference.4. We Completed Our Online Wellness Course for High School Students Who Identify As Male. 5. We Held 4 Events As A Digital Media Partner With Various Organizations. A. Digital Media Highlights for Mental Health Advocacy Content: Email Marketing - MyEmma: 73 YouTube Videos: 65 Blogs: 29 Advovacy Events: 4 In-kind Donations To: - MHA PBC - Project Lift - Center for Trauma Counseling - Believers Academy - NAMI PBC - Freepeneurs B. Leadership Training Program - Interns and Flawless Fellows Are Trained In Social Media, Writing, and Video Training. Professional Job Skills Training On Email, Phone Calls, and Office Etiqu
How to reach them
ContactJanine FrancoliniFounding Director
In care of% JANINE FRANCOLINI
Mailing address3330 FAIRCHILD GARDENS BLVD 32024, PALM BCH GDNS, FL 33420-5087
Main phone(754) 212-7582 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Email56sales@yoursite.comAdditional emailinfo@flawlessfoundation.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- February 2009
- County
- Columbia
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