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Posted on Monday, January 01, 2018 6:05 PM
 On Thursday Dec.21, 2017 families in need gathered by the hundreds to receive items donated to the D.I.P. Foundation for the less fortunate. Items such as: blankets, socks, body wash, mouthwash, toothpaste, clothing all sizes, and toys were distributed to over 250 individuals. The items were donated by various community supporters, the event sponsors were L.W.O.S Magazine, The K.L.M. Corp, Faith Heating & Air.
Over 25 bikes were given out to boys and girls yielding lots of smiles; as this was priceless. |
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Posted on Monday, July 24, 2017 10:05 PM
According to the National Retail Federation, the average
family spends almost $700 on children’s clothing, electronics, and back to
school supplies each year. Back to school time can be a burden on many low
income families- especially to those who have to provide clothing for more than
one child. Wouldn’t it be great if back to school shopping was easy and cheap?
Of course it would.
The recent budget cuts in education tends to take a big toll
in the classroom, not only are there more students cramming into already crowded
classes, there are fewer supplies to go around. |
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Posted on Wednesday, December 14, 2016 11:47 PM
 D.I.P. Outreach Ministry is hosting their holiday fundraiser on December 17th @10am-2pm 2078 Cassat Avenue items such as clothing, non-perishable food items, toys, and personal care items will be collected. Candy apples and bottled water will be available for a donation. The fundraiser will help to feel attendees at their Annual #HealAHeart giveaway which will be held on December 22nd. For more info call 904 438-4347
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Posted on Wednesday, November 16, 2016 9:16 AM
Everyday
Life can have its way of blindsiding us with the latest uploads on Instagram,
Facebook live notifications, and snapchat stories about the VMA’s red carpet
slayage, and the never-ending antics of the Kardashians on TMZ. Meanwhile we give little or no attention to
the less fortunate children and families in our communities that suffer from
hunger and abuse.
The Divine
Intervention & Prevention Foundation aka (D.I.P.) a non-profit organization
whose core objective is to educate and empower families to live healthy, holistic
lives without the use of violence as a recourse to solve relationship,
personal, and financial plights. |
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Posted on Wednesday, October 12, 2016 9:31 AM
Pledging For D.I.P. Foundation's 4th Annual Heal A Heart Drive has Begun!!! Click here to make a donation or download a pledge form .
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Posted on Tuesday, November 24, 2015 9:34 AM
Jacksonville, FL- with the holiday season just around the corner, D.I.P. is accepting donations for its 3rd Annual Heal A Heart Food, Clothing, & Toy drive sponsored by Shofar Magazine & various local community organizations. For many of the children & families D.I.P. serves, the holidays are difficult. Some children maybe separated from their parents, others from their siblings. At least 90% come from families living below federal poverty level. All have experienced significant trauma that taints the warm holiday season. |
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Posted on Wednesday, December 10, 2014 10:45 PM
The pressures of celebrating the holidays sometimes causes
tempers to flare, energy levels to soar and arguments to ensue, culminating in
an explosion of domestic violence and abuse. Parties, celebrations and
festivities are everywhere and the temptation for excess can be intoxicating. Alcohol,
drugs, heightened emotions and the wrong combination of family members, are
very often contributing factors in violent holiday explosions. In fact, the
holiday season can be an exceptionally tough emotional period for many domestic
violence victims, even children. |
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Posted on Monday, December 23, 2013 9:56 PM
he community & various corporate sponsors supported the D.I.P. Foundation efforts to provide clothing, food, hygiene, and toiletries for distribution to local needy families including the elderly, disabled, children and teens. Since purchasing daily living necessities can be a burden for many that are lacking in financial resources, it is not surprising that the items provided by the D.I.P. Foundation by way of its supporters are often the only resources many low-income residents will receive this season. |
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