In a world where technology plays a pivotal role in education and personal growth, access to computers is no longer a luxury but a necessity. Unfortunately, not all students have the means to acquire the tools they need to succeed. That’s where the Sarasota Technology Users Group (STUG) steps in, making a meaningful […]
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In the spirit of gratitude and appreciation, the Take Stock Manatee Board has been receiving heartfelt letters from scholarship recipients, expressing their profound thanks for the financial support they have received. These letters serve as powerful testimonials of the impact of the Take Stock Manatee Housing Scholarship and the transformative effect it has on the
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Making the Dean’s List is a remarkable achievement, highlighting exceptional academic performance. It demonstrates dedication, hard work, and a commitment to excellence in education. Congratulations to all of our Take Stock in Children Manatee Alumni for all their hard work! Junior Bazile L’Necia Black Cassidee Calamaras Ruth Centeno Figueroa Vanessa Damus Emily Duthie Jairis Gomez
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On Memorial Day, we come together as a nation and community to honor and pay tribute to the brave men and women who have served in the military, including individuals like our very own Take Stock in Manatee Mentors who have exemplified the highest standards of service and dedication. Pete Clarke, a Lieutenant Colonel who
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Katie Rhyne, a young professional and community affairs coordinator at Neal Communities, has been mentoring Amajai Kirksey, a student at Manatee High School, for the past year. This mentoring relationship was established through the program offered by Take Stock in Children of Manatee County. During the graduation ceremony at LECOM Park in Bradenton, (left to
November Mentor Q & A So, you have started your mentoring journey. Congratulations! You probably expected the first meeting or two to be a little awkward, and they definitely were. You both are new to this, so of course, there is bound to be a learning curve. However, after a few more sessions have passed
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How to Clean Up Your Social Media With guest speaker Kevin McNulty Most people can imagine themselves at 14. Immature and undeveloped thoughts tweeted or posted as a status, not so flattering photos taken or tagging us, and embarrassing searches we may have made in curiosity are all likely still linked to us. Regardless of
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Finding Your Career Finding your career is much easier said than done. With so many options available, it can be difficult to narrow down what will align with not only your skills, but also your values and workplace needs. We here at Take Stock Manatee understand that with the opportunity to go to college or
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How to Apply to College Despite what some may say, we understand that college application process can be a confusing, frustrating, and overall difficult. Especially if you are the first in your family to do so or do not have the resources to ask how to apply to college. Whatever the case, Take Stock Manatee
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The Workforce Initiative is a partnership between Take Stock in Children, Manatee and local business and industry to place educated, motivated and committed TSIC Scholars into needed positions that address key workforce gaps for the community. Here’s how it works: Take Stock scholars work hard to earn their scholarships and are accountable for maintaining the
