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‘This right here is my lifeline’: Jacksonville youth center gifts 120 families Thanksgiving meals
Read full article: ‘This right here is my lifeline’: Jacksonville youth center gifts 120 families Thanksgiving mealsThe MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation is on a mission to put food on the table for more than 100 families this Thanksgiving.
Positively JAX: MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation helps students find success stories every day
Read full article: Positively JAX: MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation helps students find success stories every dayAfter school, hundreds of students walk to a community center in Durkeeville, which hopefully feels like a second home. The MaliVai Washington Community Foundation has changed the lives of thousands of students through sports, academics, life skills and love.
Dream still growing, thriving after 25 years for MaliVai Washington’s foundation
Read full article: Dream still growing, thriving after 25 years for MaliVai Washington’s foundationFormer Wimbledon finalist Mal Washington with some of the children who have benefited from the Malivai Washington Youth Foundation. On crutches and unable to play tennis, he focused on something else — the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation. They would never dream of playing high school tennis when they were a kid. But I love it when being on their high school team is one of their goals, and they achieve that.”AdWhat’s next for the Malivai Washington Youth Foundation? And it all started with the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation.
Big gift from The Players to Mal Washington Foundation
Read full article: Big gift from The Players to Mal Washington FoundationFormer tennis star MaliVai Washington, left, shakes hands with Jared Rice, the executive director of The Players, on Thursday. Rice presented Washington with a $500,000 grant for the Teen Center, part of the foundation's new project that willJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - MaliVai Washington set an aggressive fundraising goal for his growing youth foundation $5 million. The Players Championship announced a $500,000 gift to the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation on Thursday, putting the organization much closer to its $5 million target that will help launch its Teen Center next year. The Players gift and announcement, which was fronted by area resident and 2003 U.S. Open champion, Jim Furyk, is a grant that will match funds up to $500,000. The new teen center, done in partnership with the City of Jacksonville, will allow the Mal Washington Youth Foundation to nearly triple the amount of middle and high school students it can help serve.