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1 month ago Share The Gulf Coast Community Foundation created a playbook that highlights 43 activities that could keep Sarasota’s waterways clean and healthy.
It’s no secret that one of the biggest attractors to Sarasota County is the waterways that surround and weave their way throughout the area.
That’s why the Gulf Coast Community Foundation launched a new initiative The Community Playbook for Healthy Waterways to help residents and county leaders focus on keeping those waterways clean and healthy.
Jon Thaxton, Gulf Coast Community Foundation senior vice president, said at a Siesta Key Association meeting that the organization first got the idea for a playbook when the county was experiencing red tide outbreaks in 2019.
NORTH PORT – For more than five weeks Laura Pommier and Reggie “Tuk” Wanza have been transforming the east wall of Quality TV Sales & Service here into the largest mural of Pommier’s art career, aptly titled “Swing Out Into the World.”
The piece, featuring a joyful child swinging out of a storybook and surrounded by five colorful birds and a playful rabbit clutching a heart-shaped balloon is one of three such pieces meant to showcase First 1,000 Days Sarasota, an initiative funded by the Charles & Margery Barancik Foundation dedicated to providing resources for families with young children because those first 1,000 days are so critical to a child’s development.
Under the deal, Gene Jones, president and CEO of the SKY Family YMCA, will lead both organizations.
“I’m looking forward to really getting to know the community and getting the Y more involved in internal as well as external programs and connections with people in the community who can help to further our mission,” said Jones, who limited his contact with Manatee area foundations and nonprofits while the agreement was being negotiated. “The board of directors has put together a list of people they want me to connect with.”
The Manatee YMCA, which has facilities in both Bradenton and Lakewood Ranch and operates programs in Parrish, will retain its own board of directors.
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