Khan family, Jaguars Foundation make $1 million commitment to Jacksonville’s eastside
Jaguars launch partnership with LIFT JAX and Historic Eastside CDC
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jacksonville Jaguars Owner Shad Khan, through the Jaguars Foundation, personally committed $1 million to LIFT JAX and their work with the Historic Eastside Community Development Corporation (HECDC).
The donation aims to support the holistic revitalization of the Eastside neighborhood, also known as Out East, and continue work being done by members of the Jaguars organization to support a “culturally-rich and important neighborhood less than a mile from the team’s home at TIAA Bank Field,” according to a release.
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Gone is the classic mall background noise Top 40 music drowned out by people talking, walking, rustling shopping bags. Gone are the free weekly workouts and the book readings. The stores have signs in the windows noting that they are open with limited capacity, but more often than not there’s only a lone shopkeeper inside.