A TEACHER AND A NURSE TEEN LIFE CENTER
EIN 86-3847194 · Youth Development Programs (O50)
What they do
The Teen Life Center, Located In A Rural Town, Milton, FL, Continues to Volunteer 2 - 3 Mondays A Month At Loaves and Fishes Homeless Shelter and Soup Kitchen. We Assist Rev. Ron In The Kitchen With Preparing Meals for The Residents or Packaging Breakfast Items Needed Daily to Feed The Homeless In The Community. Also, for The 2026 Calendar Year, The Teens Are Making Sanitary Bags Which Consist of Sanitary Pads, Feminine Sanitary Wipes, Anti-bacterial Hand Wipes, One Pair of Underwear, and Deodorant. These Bags Are Delivered to 8 Local Title I Schools and Are Replenished As The Schools Need Them. This Project Will Go On for The Entire Year. This Year We Were Blessed to Partner With The Female Sports Teams At Milton High School. We Began In December With The Girls Varsity Basketball Team. Once A Month Our Organization Provides The Team With A Meal Before The Game, and I Offer Education and An Opportunity for The Teens to Discuss Any Topics They May Have Questions About And/or Having Issu
How to reach them
ContactLucille DixonPresident
Mailing address4768 AMBITION CT, MILTON, FL 32570-7995
Main phone(850) 496-4297 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- September 2021
- County
- Santa Rosa
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