Clearwater Community Center Hosts Charity Tea to Support the Less Fortunate Community

 The Clearwater Community Volunteers (CCV) Center will be hosting its monthly “Charity Tea” event on Saturday, January 27 at 3:00pm to raise donations of clothing, non-perishable foods and hygiene items for the needy population of Tampa Bay. Guests are invited to enjoy an afternoon tea and scone while giving back to their community.

More than one million people are struggling with food insecurity in Tampa Bay, with one in four being a child. Statistics show that in early 2020, the need for food and stability surged in our community by 400%. Not to mention the 3.9 million households in Florida that don’t have an income sufficient enough to afford the basic necessities of living, such as clothing and hygiene items.

“At the CCV Center, we are working to make a difference in our community,” said Tracy Hawkins, manager of the Center. “By hosting donation drive events such as our monthly Charity Tea, we can help those who need it the most.”

The monthly “Charity Tea” is hosted by the CCV Center in partnership with a different featured nonprofit each month. Guests are encouraged to contribute back to their community by bringing an in-kind donation while also enjoying an array of pastries and teas.

All are welcome to join and bring a donation of non-perishable food, clothing or hygiene items and enjoy an afternoon tea. To RSVP or for more information about the Center, please contact Tracy Hawkins at CCVcenter@ccvfl.org.

About the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center:

The Clearwater Community Volunteers Center, established by the Church of Scientology in 2018, is a home for the benefit of all Tampa Bay nonprofit organizations. Built on the success of the Clearwater Community Volunteers, who host the signature Winter Wonderland and Easter Egg Hunt in Clearwater, the Center was created to serve the needs of our local nonprofits. The Center is fully equipped to host meetings, seminars, events and gatherings, all at no cost to the nonprofit community. Please email CCVcenter@ccvfl.org for more information about the Center and its facilities.

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Tracy Hawkins
727-316-5309

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Clearwater Florida Bail Bondsman Discusses Spring Break Safety

 49th Street Bail Bonds, headquartered in Clearwater, Florida, announces the launch of their newest blog entitled “Spring Break Safety.” This blog aims to bring awareness to the ways that young adults can remain safe during this spring break season. To read this blog, visit: https://clearwaterjailbailbondsman.com/spring-break-arrested/.

Scott shares, “In writing this blog my hope is to make everyone aware of the typical dangers that are associated with spring break while taking it a step further and ensuring that readers are also aware that they do not have to fall into the typical trappings. Spring break can be that big party seen in movies without excessive alcohol, dangerous drugs, and even worse decisions. This blog urges everyone to be vigilant and to think wisely when planning their vacation. Clearwater tends to see many tourists during this season, and we want them to ensure that they are safe while visiting. My new blog can also speak to Floridians taking ‘staycations’ as I offer tips that can be used at any point in time when playing tourist in their own backyard.”

Scott encourages readers to check out 49th Street Bail Bonds’ website, where this blog and many others like it can be found. Scott shares, “As tourists visiting our beautiful state of Florida, we should welcome them, yet also encourage them to make decisions that keep safety top of mind. Avoid drinking and driving and being placed into unsafe situations. These tips, along with others blogs on my website, can be useful depending on the time of year, day or event. For individuals with specific questions regarding the bail process, I encourage them to check out the FAQ section on my website located at https://clearwaterjailbailbondsman.com/frequently-asked-questions/.” Site visitors can also read about search warrants, domestic violence, drugs, and links to search for inmates.

Scott adds, “Our clients say 49th Street Bail Bonds is the best when it comes to bonding defendants from the Pinellas County Jail, Hillsborough County Jail, Duval County Jail, Orange County Jail, Seminole County Jail, Osceola County Jail, Seminole County Jail, Lake County Jail, as well as the Duval County Jail. People should know that a small transfer fee is applied to bond premiums for jails outside Pinellas County, Florida.”

49th Street Bail Bonds is a well-established bail bonds agency located just south of Ulmerton Road in Clearwater, FL. The Pinellas County Jail is only a few minutes away. Their bail bond agents are available 24/7, including holidays and weekends, so defendants can get help when they need it.

For bail bonds help defendants, their friends or family members are encouraged to contact 49th Street Bail Bonds at 727-592-0000. Danielle Scott encourages people to contact her no matter what their circumstances are. If someone is facing their first arrest, Scott explains, “Our team is more than happy to walk them through the bail bonds process. Getting arrested can be a scary experience. Keeping track of paperwork and court dates can be tricky. For our clients to not miss their court date(s) and to turn in their paperwork on time, we are their assistant. We want them to have success in navigating the judicial system.”

The staff at 49th Street Bail Bonds encourages people to follow their website and online blog for other helpful tips. To bond from jail defendants are asked to call their Clearwater, Florida bail office at 727-592-0000 for fast bail. They are the Bondsman on 49th.

49th Street Bail Bonds
Danielle Scott
727-592-0000
https://clearwaterjailbailbondsman.com/

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Students in Clearwater Learn their Human Rights and How to Advocate for Them

On March 2nd, 2021 United for Human Right’s Florida chapter delivered a seminar to 30 students ages 10 to 14 from the Community Learning Center in Clearwater, Florida. Children learned what human rights are from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Christopher King, President of United for Human Rights Florida chapter and motivational speaker, who is also a renowned human rights advocate and the grandson of late Blues legend B.B. King, delivered the 1.5 hour-long seminar to the students. He covered 15 of the 30 human rights straight out of the material of Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI, the youth component of United for Human Rights).

YHRI’s website states: “(stet) to teach youth about human rights, specifically the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and inspire them to become advocates for tolerance and peace. YHRI has now grown into a global movement, including hundreds of groups, clubs and chapters around the world.”

Their resources include Public Service Announcements on each of the 30 rights, an award-winning Story of Human Rights documentary and anti-bullying music video called “UNITED,” and an Educator’s Guide with lesson plans and activities on human rights. These materials are used by hundreds of educators across Florida, and thousands more around the world. All the resources are provided free of charge for educators and like-minded individuals.

Christopher King, along with other dedicated United for Human Rights Florida chapter volunteers, are trained on how to deliver seminars on all 30 articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. To schedule a seminar or presentation please contact the Executive Director, Cristian Vargas, by email Cristian@humanrights.com .

About United for Human Rights:

United for Human Rights is an international non-profit, non-religious educational program based on the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Its purpose is to teach youth their human rights and create valuable advocates for tolerance and peace. United for Human Rights is one of eight humanitarian programs the Church of Scientology supports. It was Scientology Founder, L. Ron Hubbard who said, “Human rights must be made a fact, not an idealistic dream.”