The Moxie Group

07/10/2024

Does anyone have a desk organizer they are interested in parting with? It's for the shop.

05/14/2024

Yesterday we held a food drive in conjunction with Feeding Northeast Florida. We provided food for over 200 families, many of which lost their food due to outages from the storm that hit our area on last Saturday. We had a great time giving back!

03/06/2024

Twelve aspiring and new bookstore owners from California to Florida have been selected as the first cohort of BincTank, the Book Industry Charitable Foundation’s business incubator pilot program to support BIPOC-owned retail bookselling businesses that are physically located in their community. The 12 entrepreneurs, selected according to predetermined criteria and anonymously from a pool of 48 applications, recently gathered for an in-person orientation in Washington, DC, and will begin Professional Bookselling School later this month.

“We are so proud to support this first group of entrepreneurs dedicated to opening bookstores in their community,” said Pam French, executive director of Binc. “They share our commitment to and passion for closing the diversity gap in bookstore ownership, and we can’t wait to visit their stores.”

Read more at https://loom.ly/zPQDVVM

02/15/2024

We love supporting small businesses. Here’s two using our community hub to sell flowers and coffee during Valentine’s Day!

10/09/2023

We are excited as The Moxie Group is partnering with The Black History Project, Inc. to launch the Black History Saturday School series in Jacksonville! Students will participate in interactive Black history lesson plans, activities/field trips, and non-traditional lectures. This program offers a unique and comprehensive curriculum that spans critical periods in Black history, from American slavery and the transformative Civil War to the monumental strides of the Civil Rights Movement, the revolutionary Black Panther Movement, and the contemporary significance of the Black Lives Matter movement.

This program is FREE and for 8th - 12th grade students. We start on October 28 so please register ASAP! For more information on program details, registration, and schedules, please visit www.blackhistoryproject.org (http://www.blackhistoryproject.org/) or contact [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])
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407-243-8184

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03/30/2022

THIS FRIDAY join Rep. Angie Nixon for Food Truck Fridays! Shop local food trucks, purchase fresh fruits & veggies from a local farmer and bring your yoga mats as we get moving!

Text 904-610-7103 for more info.

11/13/2017

Today we hosted a successful community stakeholders meeting with the The National Action Network about JEA.

09/01/2017

Join us in sending donations to single moms affected by Hurricane Harvey! We've raised over $12,000 so far and it all goes directly to the moms. NO ADMINISTRATION COSTS! Learn more by watching our video with First Coast News. Click here to join our donor list ==> https://goo.gl/forms/R7dIx7pbI85kEJH33

06/30/2017

Over the last 9 months, The Moxie Group has been been partnering with the New Town Success Zone and the Vision Keepers of New Town to provide workshops for New Town parents as well as connecting them with services and resources to assist their kids through the school to college/trade/career/entrepreneurial pipeline.

We look forward to continuing our partnership and volunteering where needed.

06/29/2017

Today our Lead Organizer Angie Nixon had the opportunity to address students from Teen Leaders of America about the importance of civic engagement and community involvement. They will be writing letters to their elected officials regarding funding for summer camps, summer jobs and after school programming.

04/24/2017

03/22/2017

We had a few folks leave before we snapped this picture, but tonight's meeting about investing in real estate was a success. The majority of attendees are ready to learn more and get started! Thanks to The Patricia and Lou Orange for speaking to the group and to Pastor Harris for opening his church doors to allow the meeting.