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Neighborhood Activities Grant: Back to School "HustleFest", Book Bag Drive and More...


Jamorrhee(Jay) Davis and his nonprofit organization was awarded a "Community Activities Grant" to support the ‘4th Annual Back to School HustleFest. The Thomasville Community Development Corporation(TCDC) would like to thank Jay, his family and friends for allowing us to help make this event possible.  TCDC would like to give special recognition to the organizations and people that partnered with Jay:


Jay’s Aunt Kenya Carter

Jay’s Sister, Shay Davis, provided hair styles for the girls

Owners of the Wright Street Market, the McNish Family

Mr.  Pavo, the Barber who provided haircuts 

Chef Alvin Davis, for working his magic on the grill

Special friends Climmie Mosley and Ryan Rice for showing up


This event was amazing, 350 kids received books bags loaded with school supplies, enjoyed the water slide and great food. The Neighborhood Activities Grant is 1 of 3 grants offered

through TCDC’s Neighborhood Improvement Grants Program. The Activities Grant are for

temporary or pilot “placemaking “ activities, public art, educational programs, public service projects, or other activities that bring people together within a focus neighborhood.  We also provided home improvements grants and commercial facade grants.


The Neighborhood Improvement Grant program is made possible through funding from the City of Thomasville. TCDC is currently seeking other funding opportunities to

support our Neighborhood Improvement efforts to revitalized our underserved neighborhoods.






 
 
 

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Thomasville CDC

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TRADITIONAL NEIGHBORHOODS

Email: info@thomasvillecdc.org

Phone: (229) 231-1199

Public Charity Status: 170(b)(1)(A)(vi)

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