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It was still a worthwhile order, though it was several gallons of Arizona tea and bottles of soda going to the second floor. I just don't know what I did wrong. Seems petty.
2023.03.29 01:22 schwiggity It was still a worthwhile order, though it was several gallons of Arizona tea and bottles of soda going to the second floor. I just don't know what I did wrong. Seems petty.
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2023.03.28 21:02 South_Ad_6801 Miami JOB SEARCH - Employers With Largest 401k's by Participants
Department of Labor - 5500 Form Search
I used the Department of Labor website to compile this list. Please use this list if you are looking for work. These are the largest 401k plans by participants in Miami. Some of these might be a PEO but still it's a good source to start from in your job search.- 5500 Form Search
- Plan Codes: 2J, 2E
- Mailing zip: 33010 - 33196
- Plan Years: 2021
| Plan Name | Sponsor Name | Address | City | State | Zip | Plan Year | Participants | Participants EOY | Assets BOY | Assets | PDF Document Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADP TOTALSOURCE RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN | ADP TOTALSOURCE | 10200 SUNSET DR | MIAMI | FL | 33173 | 2021 | 284485 | 318269 | $6,897,744,071.00 | $7,855,931,614.00 | File |
| Ryder System, Inc. 401(k) Savings Plan | Ryder System, Inc. | 11690 N.W. 105 Street | Miami | FL | 331781103 | 2021 | 40065 | 43935 | $1,739,214,732.00 | $1,975,599,489.00 | File |
| Ryder System, Inc. 401(k) Savings Plan | Ryder System, Inc. | 11690 N.W. 105 Street | Miami | FL | 331781103 | 2021 | 40065 | 43935 | $1,739,214,732.00 | $1,975,599,489.00 | File |
| Ryder System, Inc. 401(k) Savings Plan | Ryder System, Inc. | 11690 N.W. 105 Street | Miami | FL | 331781103 | 2021 | 40065 | 43935 | $1,739,214,732.00 | $1,975,599,489.00 | File |
| The MasTec, Inc. 401(k) Retirement Plan | MasTec, Inc. | 800 S. Douglas Road 12th Floor | Coral Gables | FL | 33134 | 2021 | 19108 | 22530 | $314,200,215.00 | $410,817,472.00 | File |
| SOUTHERN GLAZER'S 401(k) PLAN | SOUTHERN GLAZER'S WINE AND SPIRITS, LLC | 1600 N.W. 163RD STREET | MIAMI | FL | 33169 | 2021 | 18990 | 20497 | $1,544,328,768.00 | $1,789,525,983.00 | File |
| VITAS HEALTHCARE CORPORATION 401(K) PLAN | VITAS Healthcare Corporation | 201 South Biscayne Blvd | Miami | FL | 331315354 | 2021 | 13328 | 12642 | $384,590,929.00 | $442,631,565.00 | File |
| SPIRIT AIRLINES, INC. EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN | SPIRIT AIRLINES, INC. | 2800 EXECUTIVE WAY | MIRAMAR | FL | 33025 | 2021 | 6868 | 7563 | $155,977,082.00 | $198,811,802.00 | File |
| Royal Caribbean Cruises LTD. Ret. Savings Plan | ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISES LTD. | 1050 CARIBBEAN WAY | MIAMI | FL | 33132 | 2021 | 6696 | 6815 | $568,750,338.00 | $660,084,921.00 | File |
| Watsco, Inc. Profit Sharing Retirement Plan and Trust | Watsco, Inc. | 2665 S. Bayshore Drive | Miami | FL | 33133 | 2021 | 5650 | 6692 | $199,060,200.00 | $422,436,131.00 | File |
| INTERFOODS OF AMERICA, INC. EMPLOYEES SAVINGS PLAN | INTERFOODS OF AMERICA, INC. | 9500 SOUTH DADELAND BLVD 800 | MIAMI | FL | 33156 | 2021 | 2321 | 6223 | $2,695,723.00 | $2,955,883.00 | File |
| OPKO Health, Inc. 401(k) Plan | OPKO Health, Inc. | 4400 BISCAYNE BLVD | MIAMI | FL | 33137 | 2021 | 5529 | 6189 | $207,426,248.00 | $251,868,252.00 | File |
| BAPTIST HEALTH ENTERPRISES, INC. 401(K) EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT PLAN | BAPTIST HEALTH SOUTH FLORIDA, INC. | 6855 RED ROAD | CORAL GABLES | FL | 33143 | 2021 | 6184 | 5875 | $146,917,938.00 | $163,917,363.00 | File |
| HEICO Savings and Investment Plan | HEICO Corporation | 3000 TAFT STREET | HOLLYWOOD | FL | 33021 | 2021 | 5424 | 5702 | $687,206,215.00 | $740,808,242.00 | File |
| Laureate Education, Inc. 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan | Laureate Education, Inc. | 78 SW 7th Street | Miami | FL | 33130 | 2021 | 6994 | 4961 | $301,732,863.00 | $260,299,486.00 | File |
| GREENBERG TRAURIG 401(K) PLAN | GREENBERG TRAURIG, PA | 8400 NW 36TH STREET, STE 400 | DORAL | FL | 33166 | 2021 | 4696 | 4922 | $1,071,053,414.00 | $1,246,521,688.00 | File |
| COSTA FARMS, LLC 401(K) PLAN | COSTA FARMS, LLC | 21800 SW 162 Avenue | Miami | FL | 33170 | 2021 | 4456 | 4706 | $21,184,236.00 | $25,794,946.00 | File |
| Harvard Maintenance, Inc. 401(k) Savings Plan | Harvard Maintenance, Inc. | 201 South Biscayne Blvd | Miami | FL | 33131 | 2021 | 1930 | 4603 | $15,598,985.00 | $19,786,369.00 | File |
| ChenMed, LLC 401(k) Plan | CHENMED, LLC | 1395 NW 167TH ST | MIAMI GARDENS | FL | 331695373 | 2021 | 3627 | 4167 | $76,871,641.00 | $109,063,266.00 | File |
| Big Bang Enterprises, Inc 401(k) Plan | Big Bang Enterprises, Inc. | 800 Douglas Rd | Coral Gables | FL | 331343189 | 2021 | 4379 | 4063 | $1,374,357.00 | $2,032,426.00 | File |
| PLUMBERS & STEAMFITTERS 72 DEFINED CONTRIB FUND | PLUMBERS & STEAMFITTERS 72 DEFINED CONTRIB FUND | 2010 NW 150TH AVE, STE 100 | PEMBROKE PINES | FL | 33028 | 2021 | 4383 | 3555 | $127,054,139.00 | $144,855,490.00 | File |
| REGIS HR GROUP 401(K) PLAN | THE SIMPLEX GROUP, INC. | 10625 N KENDALL DRIVE | MIAMI | FL | 33176 | 2021 | 3185 | 3455 | $53,184,522.00 | $72,133,892.00 | File |
| AGI-CFI Holdings, Inc. 401(k) Plan | AGI-CFI Holdings, Inc. | 9130 S. Dadeland Blvd | Miami | FL | 331567858 | 2021 | 3839 | 3433 | $8,790,004.00 | $11,742,371.00 | File |
| AGI-CFI Holdings, Inc. 401(k) Plan | AGI-CFI Holdings, Inc. | 9130 S. Dadeland Blvd | Miami | FL | 331567858 | 2021 | 3839 | 3433 | $8,790,004.00 | $11,742,371.00 | File |
| AGI-CFI Holdings, Inc. 401(k) Plan | AGI-CFI Holdings, Inc. | 9130 S. Dadeland Blvd | Miami | FL | 331567858 | 2021 | 3839 | 3433 | $8,790,004.00 | $11,742,371.00 | File |
| CARNIVAL CORPORATION FUN SHIP SAVINGS PLAN | CARNIVAL CORPORATION | Tax Department | Doral | FL | 331782418 | 2021 | 3507 | 3372 | $341,828,100.00 | $392,528,281.00 | File |
| NCLC 401(k) Plan | NCL BAHAMAS LIMITED | 7665 CORPORATE CENTER DRIVE | MIAMI | FL | 33126 | 2021 | 3433 | 3313 | $219,684,214.00 | $255,364,181.00 | File |
| Restaurant Brands International Savings Plan | Restaurant Brands International | 5707 Blue Lagoon Drive | Miami | FL | 331262029 | 2021 | 3873 | 3243 | $113,093,764.00 | $126,686,541.00 | File |
| BAYVIEW ASSET MANAGEMENT LLC 401(K) PLAN | BAYVIEW ASSET MANAGEMENT LLC | 4425 PONCE DE'LEON BLVD | CORAL GABLES | FL | 33146 | 2021 | 2587 | 3200 | $165,029,679.00 | $213,499,739.00 | File |
| World Fuel Services Corporation 401(k) Profit Sharing Plan | World Fuel Services Corporation | 9800 NW 41st Street | Miami | FL | 33178 | 2021 | 2466 | 3047 | $245,690,792.00 | $287,147,318.00 | File |
| SPIRIT AIRLINES, INC. PILOTS' RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN | SPIRIT AIRLINES, INC. | 2800 EXECUTIVE WAY | MIRAMAR | FL | 33025 | 2021 | 2636 | 2864 | $585,799,882.00 | $754,518,736.00 | File |
| SEMINOLE TRIBE OF FLORIDA 401(K) PLAN | SEMINOLE TRIBE OF FLORIDA | 6300 STIRLING ROAD | HOLLYWOOD | FL | 330242153 | 2021 | 2626 | 2799 | $126,545,975.00 | $152,317,499.00 | File |
| VitalMD 401(k) Plan | VITALMD GROUP HOLDING, LLC | 3225 AVIATION AVENUE | MIAMI | FL | 33133 | 2021 | 2645 | 2696 | $257,380,121.00 | $299,553,655.00 | File |
| LARKIN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 401(K) PLAN | LARKIN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, INC. | 5996 SW 70TH STREET | SOUTH MIAMI | FL | 33143 | 2021 | 2712 | 2692 | $10,849,984.00 | $12,633,144.00 | File |
| Leon Management International, LLC 401(k) Plan | LEON MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL, LLC | 8600 NW 41ST | DORAL | FL | 331666202 | 2021 | 2718 | 2653 | $94,055,025.00 | $103,899,087.00 | File |
| CANO HEALTH 401(K) PLAN | CANO HEALTH, LLC | 9725 NW 117TH AVE - 2ND FLOOR | MIAMI | FL | 33178 | 2021 | 1862 | 2566 | $2,578,687.00 | $10,150,282.00 | File |
| AVANTE GROUP, INC. 401(K) PLAN | AVANTE GROUP, INC. | 4601 SHERIDAN STREET | HOLLYWOOD | FL | 33021 | 2021 | 2598 | 2529 | $9,664,137.00 | $10,922,610.00 | File |
| The Service Companies 401(k) Profit Sharing Plan and Trust | The Service Companies, Inc. | 2900 MONARCH LAKES BLVD | MIRAMAR | FL | 33027 | 2021 | 1705 | 2480 | $3,215,445.00 | $3,274,033.00 | File |
| BRAMAN DEALERSHIPS 401(K) PLAN | BRAMAN MOTORS, INC. | 2060 BISCAYNE BLVD, FLOOR 2 | MIAMI | FL | 33137 | 2021 | 2150 | 2328 | $47,739,142.00 | $56,229,216.00 | File |
| GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF SOUTH FLORIDA INC 401(k) Plan | Goodwill Industries of South Florida, Inc. | 2121 NW 21st Street | Miami | FL | 33142 | 2021 | 2390 | 2215 | $10,521,258.00 | $12,402,448.00 | File |
| BOEING DISTRIBUTION SERVICES INC. RETIREMENT PLAN | Boeing Distribution Services Inc. | 3760 W. 108th St. | Miami | FL | 33018 | 2021 | 2281 | 2141 | $73,476,061.00 | $83,003,087.00 | File |
| BANKUNITED 401(K) PLAN | BANKUNITED, INC. | 14820 NW 77 COURT | MIAMI LAKES | FL | 33016 | 2021 | 2062 | 2130 | $163,998,916.00 | $192,667,297.00 | File |
| QUIRCH FOODS 401(K) PLAN | QUIRCH FOODS, CO. | 2701 S LE JEUNE RD 12TH FLOOR | CORAL GABLES | FL | 33134 | 2021 | 1629 | 1823 | $14,411,304.00 | $41,879,748.00 | File |
| PERRY ELLIS SHARED SERVICES LLC 401(k) PLAN | PERRY ELLIS SHARED SERVICES LLC | 3000 NW 107TH AVENUE | MIAMI | FL | 33172 | 2021 | 1554 | 1618 | $87,654,403.00 | $92,969,854.00 | File |
| SEAWAY HOTELS 401K | THE BILTMORE HOTEL LIMITED PARTNERSHIP | 1200 ANASTASIA AVENUE | CORAL GABLES | FL | 33134 | 2021 | 1385 | 1614 | $16,311,819.00 | $17,813,309.00 | File |
| Atlantic Coast Automotive, Inc. 401(k) Plan | Atlantic Coast Automotive, Inc. | 5875 NW 163rd Street, Suite 104 | Miami Lakes | FL | 33014 | 2021 | 1402 | 1599 | $7,905,674.00 | $17,962,675.00 | File |
| C & C NORTH AMERICA INC. 401(k) Profit Sharing Plan and Trust | C & C NORTH AMERICA INC. | 355 Alhambra Circle, Suite 1000 | Miami | FL | 33134 | 2021 | 1461 | 1584 | $32,744,536.00 | $43,152,074.00 | File |
| ABB Optical Group, LLC 401(k) Profit Sharing Plan | ABB/CON-CISE OPTICAL GROUP LLC | 12301 NW 39TH STREET | CORAL SPRINGS | FL | 330652403 | 2021 | 1807 | 1558 | $53,680,158.00 | $58,653,033.00 | File |
| AREAS USA, INC. 401(K) PROFIT SHARING PLAN AND TRUST | AREAS USA, INC. | 5301 BLUE LAGOON DRIVE | MIAMI | FL | 33126 | 2021 | 1269 | 1557 | $2,772,917.00 | $3,263,281.00 | File |
| Armor Health 401(k) Plan | Armor Correctional Health Services Inc. | 4960 SW 72nd Avenue, Suite 400 | Miami | FL | 33155 | 2021 | 996 | 1545 | $13,513,168.00 | $14,105,276.00 | File |
| POINT BLANK ENTERPRISES, INC. 401(K) PLAN | POINT BLANK ENTERPRISES, INC. | 2102 SW 2ND STREET | POMPANO BEACH | FL | 33069 | 2021 | 1308 | 1540 | $9,651,153.00 | $12,295,122.00 | File |
| VIKING HOLDING COMPANY, LLC 401(K) PLAN | VIKING HOLDING COMPANY, LLC | 1111 BRICKELL AVE, SUITE 2625 | MIAMI | FL | 33131 | 2021 | 1448 | 1513 | $38,766,098.00 | $42,262,244.00 | File |
| JAE RESTAURANT GROUP 401(K) PLAN | Jae Restaurant Group, Llc | 1100 Park Central Blvd Unit 3300 | Pompano Beach | FL | 33064 | 2021 | 2155 | 1505 | $3,119,172.00 | $3,859,897.00 | File |
| Verifone, Inc. 401(k) Retirement Savings & Investment Plan | Verifone, Inc. | 2744 University Drive | Coral Springs | FL | 33065 | 2021 | 1553 | 1485 | $176,558,949.00 | $186,760,711.00 | File |
| MCASF LOCAL 725 DEFINED CONTRIBUTION RETIREMENT TRUST FUND | BOARD OF TRUSTEES MCASF LOCAL 725 DEFINED CONTRIBUTION RETIREMENT TRUS | 15800 PINES BOULEVARD | PEMBROKE PINES | FL | 33027 | 2021 | 1412 | 1474 | $55,114,107.00 | $62,483,020.00 | File |
| Bacardi U. S. A. , Inc. & Affiliates 401k Savings and DC Retirement Plan | Bacardi U.S.A., Inc. | 2701 Le Jeune Road | Coral Gables | FL | 33134 | 2021 | 1394 | 1439 | $218,029,276.00 | $257,288,529.00 | File |
| Del Monte Fresh Produce Company Incentive Savings & Security Plan | Del Monte Fresh Produce Company | 241 Sevilla Avenue | Coral Gables | FL | 33134 | 2021 | 1449 | 1418 | $96,645,605.00 | $97,603,747.00 | File |
| RESURGENS ORTHOPAEDICS 401(K) RETIREMENT PLAN | RESURGENS ORTHOPAEDICS, P.C. | 5671 PEACHTREE DUNWOODY ROAD NE | ATLANTA | GA | 33042 | 2021 | 1169 | 1330 | $188,464,466.00 | $209,146,467.00 | File |
| Duty Free Americas, Inc. Retirement Savings Plan | Duty Free Americas, Inc. | 6100 Hollywood Blvd. | Hollywood | FL | 33024 | 2021 | 1303 | 1316 | $30,399,971.00 | $30,740,210.00 | File |
| CHARTER SCHOOL 401(K) RETIREMENT PLAN | CHARTER SCHOOL ASSOCIATES, INC. | 5471 NORTH UNIVERSITY DRIVE | CORAL SPRINGS | FL | 33067 | 2021 | 1777 | 1312 | $6,514,744.00 | $7,940,429.00 | File |
| GUIDEWELL SANITAS I, LLC 401(K) PLAN | GUIDEWELL SANITAS I LLC | 8400 NW 33RD STREET | MIAMI | FL | 33122 | 2021 | 1207 | 1265 | $3,864,963.00 | $6,392,643.00 | File |
| COLE, SCOTT & KISSANE, PA 401(K) PLAN | COLE, SCOTT & KISSANE, P.A. | 9150 SOUTH DADELAND BLVD, STE 1400 | MIAMI | FL | 33156 | 2021 | 1184 | 1256 | $30,542,462.00 | $38,722,256.00 | File |
| KW PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLC 401(K) PROFIT SHARING PLAN & TRU | KW PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLC | 8200 NW 33RD STREET | MIAMI | FL | 33122 | 2021 | 1410 | 1250 | $10,280,516.00 | $13,665,265.00 | File |
| JCSA SERVICES INC 401K PLAN | JCSA SERVICES INC | 1420 SW 88TH AVE | PEMBROKE PINES | FL | 33025 | 2021 | 1364 | 1243 | $0.00 | $2,583.00 | File |
| Starboard Group 401(k) Plan | Starboard Group Employment Services | 12540 West Atlantic Blvd. | Coral Springs | FL | 33071 | 2021 | 1604 | 1210 | $3,914,449.00 | $4,152,520.00 | File |
| F&E AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE 401(K) PLAN | F&E AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE MIAMI, | 657 SOUTH DRIVE, SUITE 306 | MIAMI SPRINGS | FL | 33166 | 2021 | 1003 | 1204 | $6,512,773.00 | $7,858,717.00 | File |
| MAGUIRE FLEXSAVER PLAN | CDR MAGUIRE, INC. | P.O. BOX 771750 | MIAMI | FL | 33177 | 2021 | 489 | 1197 | $13,312,193.00 | $18,506,134.00 | File |
| HackerUSA Inc 401(k) Profit Sharing Plan and Trust | HackerUSA, Inc. d/b/a ThriveDX | 7360 SW 53rd Place | Miami | FL | 33143 | 2021 | 522 | 1171 | $51,424.00 | $1,305,054.00 | File |
| City National Bank Retirement Savings Plan | City National Bank of Florida | 100 SE 2nd Street | MIAMI | FL | 33131 | 2021 | 1053 | 1155 | $72,787,148.00 | $83,489,465.00 | File |
| Monte Nido & Affiliates 401(k) Plan | Monte Nido & Affiliates | 6100 SW 76TH ST | SOUTH MIAMI | FL | 331435002 | 2021 | 893 | 1153 | $2,732,057.00 | $4,696,148.00 | File |
| MICCOSUKEE TRIBE OF INDIANS OF FLORIDA 401(K) PLAN | MICCOSUKEE TRIBE OF INDIANS OF FLORIDA | MILE MARKER 37.5 US HIGHWAY 41 | MIAMI | FL | 33194 | 2021 | 1270 | 1152 | $35,253,778.00 | $39,801,657.00 | File |
| Professional Airline Services, Inc. 401(k) Plan | Professional Airline Services, Inc. | 8601 NW 27th Street | Doral | FL | 33122 | 2021 | 996 | 1144 | $4,131,198.00 | $4,675,514.00 | File |
| Professional Airline Services, Inc. 401(k) Plan | Professional Airline Services, Inc. | 8601 NW 27th Street | Doral | FL | 33122 | 2021 | 996 | 1144 | $4,131,198.00 | $4,675,514.00 | File |
| UNIVERSITY OF ST. AUGUSTINE FOR HEALTH SCIENCES 401(K) RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN | University of St. Augustine For Health Sciences, LLC | 800 S. Douglas Road, North Tower | Coral Gables | FL | 33134 | 2021 | 983 | 1108 | $15,954,013.00 | $20,573,049.00 | File |
| BARRY UNIVERSITY 401(k) PLAN | BARRY UNIVERSITY | 11300 NE 2nd Ave | Miami Shores | FL | 331616628 | 2021 | 1350 | 1050 | $85,698,101.00 | $93,625,695.00 | File |
| THE CYXTERA 401(K) SAVINGS PLAN | Cyxtera Management, Inc. | 2333 Ponce De Leon Boulevard | Coral Gables | FL | 33134 | 2021 | 1220 | 1048 | $73,409,318.00 | $73,591,955.00 | File |
| THE HACKETT GROUP, INC. 401K PLAN | THE HACKETT GROUP, INC. | 1001 BRICKELL BAY DRIVE STE 3000 | MIAMI | FL | 33131 | 2021 | 1253 | 1043 | $117,135,234.00 | $129,758,565.00 | File |
| Independent Living Systems 401(k) Plan | Independent Living Systems | 5200 Blue Lagoon Drive | Miami | FL | 33126 | 2021 | 1023 | 1015 | $18,524,495.00 | $22,270,753.00 | File |
| Independent Living Systems 401(k) Plan | Independent Living Systems | 5200 Blue Lagoon Drive | Miami | FL | 33126 | 2021 | 1023 | 1015 | $18,524,495.00 | $22,270,753.00 | File |
| PHIL SMITH AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 401(K) PLAN | PHIL SMITH MANAGEMENT, INC. DBA PHIL SMITH AUTOMOTIVE GROUP | 4250 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY | LIGHTHOUSE POINT | FL | 33064 | 2021 | 1108 | 1014 | $16,214,058.00 | $18,628,890.00 | File |
| Amerant Bank, N.A. Retirement Benefits Plan | Amerant Bank, N.A. | Amerant Bank | Miami | FL | 33182 | 2021 | 994 | 1010 | $144,126,439.00 | $155,047,001.00 | File |
| Amerant Bank, N.A. Retirement Benefits Plan | Amerant Bank, N.A. | Amerant Bank | Miami | FL | 33182 | 2021 | 994 | 1010 | $144,126,439.00 | $155,047,001.00 | File |
| GUARDIAN DENTISTRY PRACTICE MA 401(K) PROFIT SHARING PLAN & TRUST | Guardian Dentistry Practice Ma | 5803 NW 151 St Suite 201 | Miami Lakes | FL | 33014 | 2021 | 633 | 1007 | $1,352,025.00 | $5,500,056.00 | File |
| TracFone Investment Plan | TracFone Wireless, Inc. | 9700 NW 112th Avenue | Miami | FL | 33178 | 2021 | 1000 | 982 | $103,519,230.00 | $123,082,481.00 | File |
| The Swatch Group (U.S.) Inc. 401(k) Plan | The Swatch Group (U.S.) Inc. | 703 Waterford Way | Miami | FL | 33126 | 2021 | 978 | 965 | $56,173,225.00 | $65,427,009.00 | File |
| CMX Cinemas, LLC 401(k) Plan | CMX Cinemas, LLC | 175 Southwest 7th Street | Miami | FL | 33130 | 2021 | 953 | 956 | $2,015,546.00 | $2,588,698.00 | File |
| KASEYA 401(K) PROFIT SHARING PLAN | KASEYA US, LLC | 701 Brickell Avenue, Suite 400 | Miami | FL | 33131 | 2021 | 733 | 933 | $20,352,090.00 | $23,800,491.00 | File |
| POTAMKIN RETIREMENT PLAN | PMC, LLC | 5800 NW 171 STREET | HIALEAH | FL | 33015 | 2021 | 886 | 909 | $21,299,911.00 | $25,051,532.00 | File |
| SOUTH MOTORS OF DADE COUNTY 401(K) PLAN | SOUTH MOTORS OF DADE COUNTY | 16165 SOUTH DIXIE HWY | MIAMI | FL | 33157 | 2021 | 910 | 862 | $12,794,738.00 | $14,393,566.00 | File |
| SOUTH MOTORS OF DADE COUNTY 401(K) PLAN | SOUTH MOTORS OF DADE COUNTY | 16165 SOUTH DIXIE HWY | MIAMI | FL | 33157 | 2021 | 910 | 862 | $12,794,738.00 | $14,393,566.00 | File |
| Fontainebleau Florida Hotel 401(k) Plan | Fontainebleau Florida Hotel LLC | 4441 COLLINS AVE | MIAMI BEACH | FL | 33140 | 2021 | 797 | 861 | $20,189,830.00 | $23,034,647.00 | File |
| Fontainebleau Florida Hotel 401(k) Plan | Fontainebleau Florida Hotel LLC | 4441 COLLINS AVE | MIAMI BEACH | FL | 33140 | 2021 | 797 | 861 | $20,189,830.00 | $23,034,637.00 | File |
| BRITISH SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON 401(K) PROFIT SHARING PLAN & TRU | BRITISH SCHOOL OF AMERICA | 1111 BRICKELL AVE | MIAMI | FL | 33131 | 2021 | 864 | 855 | $20,386,588.00 | $25,021,327.00 | File |
| CRAIG ZINN AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 401(K) RETIREMENT PLAN | TRIANGLE AUTO CENTER, INC. | 1841 NORTH STATE ROAD 7, 2ND FLOOR | HOLLYWOOD | FL | 33021 | 2021 | 872 | 844 | $26,924,207.00 | $30,432,963.00 | File |
| Ocean Reef Club Employee Savings and Retirement Plan | Ocean Reef Club, Inc. | 35 Ocean Reef Drive | Key Largo | FL | 33037 | 2021 | 889 | 834 | $33,390,438.00 | $36,133,264.00 | File |
| 777 Partners LLC 401(k) Plan | 777 Partners LLC | 600 Brickell Avenue | Miami | FL | 33131 | 2021 | 722 | 830 | $12,078,854.00 | $18,158,121.00 | File |
| METRIC ENGINEERING SAVINGS AND RETIREMENT PLAN | METRIC ENGINEERING, INC. | 13940 SW 136TH STREET SUITE 200 | MIAMI | FL | 33186 | 2021 | 660 | 824 | $22,145,363.00 | $25,607,913.00 | File |
| Ocean Bank 401(K) Savings Plan | Ocean Bank | 780 NW 42nd Avenue, SUITE 427 | Miami | FL | 331265597 | 2021 | 805 | 817 | $84,615,293.00 | $97,441,492.00 | File |
| Inktel 401(k) Plan | Inktel Holdings Corp. | 8200 NW 33rd Street | Doral | FL | 33122 | 2021 | 919 | 810 | $4,797,094.00 | $6,212,023.00 | File |
| UNITED HOME CARE SERVICES, INC. 401(K) PLAN | UNITED HOME CARE SERVICES, INC. | 8400 N.W. 33RD STREET | MIAMI | FL | 33122 | 2021 | 674 | 800 | $5,632,690.00 | $4,536,672.00 | File |
| Kent Security Services, Inc. and Kent Security of Palm Beach, Inc. 401(k) Retirement Plan | Kent Security Services, Inc. | 14600 Biscayne Boulevard | North Miami | FL | 33181 | 2021 | 863 | 799 | $5,521,752.00 | $6,554,323.00 | File |
| THE PALACE 401(K) PLAN | PROFESSIONAL CARE I INC. | 10850 SW 113 PLACE | MIAMI | FL | 33176 | 2021 | 878 | 792 | $7,427,666.00 | $8,530,676.00 | File |
| H.T.A. CAST RETIREMENT PLAN | HISTORIC TOURS OF AMERICA, INC | 201 FRONT STREET, SUITE 206 | KEY WEST | FL | 33040 | 2021 | 785 | 780 | $14,813,327.00 | $17,109,026.00 | File |
| THE RELATED GROUP 401K SAVINGS PLAN | PRH INVESTMENTS LLC DBA THE RELATED GROUP | 2850 TIGERTAIL AVE, STE 800 | MIAMI | FL | 33131 | 2021 | 805 | 779 | $25,885,322.00 | $29,308,897.00 | File |
| JOHN KNOX VILLAGE OF FLORIDA, INC. 401(K) RETIREMENT PLAN | JOHN KNOX VILLAGE OF FLORIDA, INC. | 651 S.W. 6 STREET | POMPANO BEACH | FL | 33060 | 2021 | 895 | 775 | $11,155,931.00 | $11,347,378.00 | File |
| QUINTAIROS PRIETO WOOD & BOYER P.A. 401(K) PLAN | QUINTAIROS PRIETO WOOD & BOYER, | 9300 SOUTH DADELAND BLVD 4TH FL | MIAMI | FL | 33156 | 2021 | 787 | 775 | $45,888,786.00 | $57,167,780.00 | File |
| BAER'S FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. CASH OR DEFERRED PROFIT SHARING PLAN | BAER'S FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. | 1589 NW 12 AVENUE | POMPANO BEACH | FL | 330691730 | 2021 | 710 | 775 | $9,873,649.00 | $12,673,369.00 | File |
| BEAN AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 401(K) PLAN | Kendall Imports, LLC | 10943 South Dixie Highway | Miami | FL | 33156 | 2021 | 816 | 768 | $11,437,307.00 | $15,066,778.00 | File |
| BETHESDA HEALTH, INC. 403(B) EMPLOYEE SAVINGS PLAN | BETHESDA HOSPITAL, INC. | 1500 SAN REMO AVE. | CORAL GABLES | FL | 33146 | 2021 | 834 | 761 | $46,427,325.00 | $48,671,151.00 | File |
| TRAVEL TRADERS HOTELS INC. 401K PLAN | TRAVEL TRADERS HOTELS INC | 6205 BLUE LAGOON DRIVE, SUITE 550 | MIAMI | FL | 331266020 | 2021 | 736 | 759 | $9,821,295.00 | $10,781,286.00 | File |
| Cordis US Corp. Retirement Savings Plan | Cordis US Corp. | 14201 Northwest 60th Avenue | Miami Lakes | FL | 33014 | 2021 | 724 | 758 | $0.00 | $32,146,877.00 | File |
| Cordis US Corp. Retirement Savings Plan | Cordis US Corp. | 14201 Northwest 60th Avenue | Miami Lakes | FL | 33014 | 2021 | 724 | 758 | $0.00 | $32,146,877.00 | File |
| AMERIJET INTERNATIONAL, INC 401(K) AND PROFIT SHARING - OPERATIONS PLAN | AMERIJET INTERNATIONAL, INC. | 4500 N.W. 36TH STREET | MIAMI | FL | 33166 | 2021 | 714 | 747 | $18,829,450.00 | $22,384,610.00 | File |
| goTRG 401(k) Plan | The Recon Group, DBA goTRG | 20200 W Dixie Hwy | Miami | FL | 331801918 | 2021 | 502 | 741 | $592,572.00 | $1,199,086.00 | File |
| El Dorado Furniture 401(k) Plan | EL DORADO FURNITURE CORPORATION | 4200 NW 167TH ST | MIAMI GARDENS | FL | 330546112 | 2021 | 777 | 738 | $18,136,836.00 | $22,217,810.00 | File |
| El Dorado Furniture 401(k) Plan | EL DORADO FURNITURE CORPORATION | 4200 NW 167TH ST | MIAMI GARDENS | FL | 330546112 | 2021 | 777 | 738 | $18,136,836.00 | $22,217,810.00 | File |
| The Retirement Savings Plan of Sunbeam Television Corporation | Sunbeam Television Corporation | 1401 79th Street Causeway | North Bay Village | FL | 33141 | 2021 | 758 | 738 | $69,032,072.00 | $77,207,054.00 | File |
| Alpha Industries Management, Inc. 401(k) plan | ALPHA INDUSTRIES MANAGEMENT, INC. | 2919 CENTER PORT CIRCLE | PAMPANO BEACH | FL | 330642105 | 2021 | 724 | 733 | $42,533,742.00 | $49,334,728.00 | File |
| H.I.G. Capital Management, LLC 401(k) Plan | H.I.G. Capital Management, LLC | 1450 BRICKELL AVE, 31ST FLOOR | MIAMI | FL | 33131 | 2021 | 667 | 733 | $64,480,743.00 | $78,316,965.00 | File |
| DermCare Management, LLC 401(k) Plan | Dermcare Management, LLC | 4000 Hollywood Blvd | Hollywood | FL | 33021 | 2021 | 630 | 725 | $6,302,773.00 | $11,669,999.00 | File |
| THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE CAPITAL ACCUMULATION PLAN | MIAMI DOLPHINS, LTD. | 347 DON SHULA DRIVE | MIAMI GARDENS | FL | 33056 | 2021 | 734 | 714 | $37,380,374.00 | $42,735,165.00 | File |
| FLORIDA MEDICAL SYSTEMS, LLC 401(K) PLAN | FLORIDA MEDICAL SYSTEMS, LLC | 6901 YUMURI STREET | CORAL GABLES | FL | 33146 | 2021 | 820 | 703 | $2,045,704.00 | $2,270,451.00 | File |
| JOHN KNOX VILLAGE OF FLORIDA, INC. 403(b) Plan | JOHN KNOX VILLAGE OF FLORIDA, INC. | 651 S.W. 6 STREET | POMPANO BEACH | FL | 33060 | 2021 | 938 | 697 | $1,596,304.00 | $3,065,028.00 | File |
| Alcora Corporation 401(k) Plan | Alcora Corporation | 10000 NW 15 Terrace | Doral | FL | 33172 | 2021 | 629 | 686 | $5,864,980.00 | $8,840,894.00 | File |
| Hellmann Worldwide Logistics, Inc. 401(K) Plan | Hellmann Worldwide Logistics | 10450 Doral Boulevard | Miami | FL | 33178 | 2021 | 608 | 667 | $24,475,887.00 | $29,182,519.00 | File |
| WESTCHESTER GENERAL HOSPITAL, INC. 401(K) PLAN | WESTCHESTER GENERAL HOSPITAL, IN | 2500 SW 75 AVE | MIAMI | FL | 33155 | 2021 | 587 | 666 | $8,362,628.00 | $8,058,788.00 | File |
| JL Audio 401(k) Plan | JL Audio, Inc. | 10369 North Commerce Pkwy | Miramar | FL | 33025 | 2021 | 509 | 651 | $16,401,546.00 | $20,348,825.00 | File |
| GrandVision USA Retail Holding Corporation 401(k) Plan | GrandVision USA Retail Holding Corporation | 3601 SW 160th Ave. | Miramar | FL | 33027 | 2021 | 649 | 648 | $18,092,178.00 | $18,581,360.00 | File |
| GULLIVER PREPARATORY SCHOOL, INC. EMPLOYEE SAVINGS & RETIREMENT PLAN | GULLIVER PREPARATORY SCHOOL, INC. | 9350 S DIXIE HWY FL 11 | MIAMI | FL | 331562945 | 2021 | 646 | 648 | $38,685,080.00 | $45,530,351.00 | File |
| FAENA HOTEL & RESIDENCES, LLC 401(K) PLAN | FAENA HOTEL & RESIDENCES, LLC | 3201 COLLINS AVE | MIAMI BEACH | FL | 33140 | 2021 | 403 | 640 | $4,188,839.00 | $5,358,783.00 | File |
| INTERAMERICAN MEDICAL GROUP LLC 401(K) PLAN | INTERAMERICAN MEDICAL CENTER GR | 1000 NW 57TH COURT | MIAMI | FL | 33126 | 2021 | 777 | 631 | $3,930,122.00 | $5,168,721.00 | File |
| Fontainebleau Development Hospitality 401k plan | Fontainebleau Florida Hotel LLC | 19501 Biscayne Blvd. | Aventura | FL | 33108 | 2021 | 685 | 623 | $12,424,573.00 | $14,024,224.00 | File |
| NPW 401(k) | National Auto Parts Warehouse, LLC | 5801 E 10 AVE | Miami | FL | 33013 | 2021 | 512 | 609 | $2,714,214.00 | $4,537,377.00 | File |
| Ivy Healthcare LLC 401(k) Plan | Ivy Healthcare LLC | 9429 Harding Avenue | Surfside | FL | 33154 | 2021 | 571 | 600 | $4,228.00 | $229,297.00 | File |
| Prevailing Multiple Employer Plan | Milum, Inc. | 8175 W. 32nd Avenue, Suite 1 | Hialeah | FL | 33018 | 2021 | 587 | 594 | $1,268,477.00 | $1,275,549.00 | File |
| HIDDEN EYES LLC 401(K) PROFIT SHARING PLAN & TRUST | Hidden Eyes LLC | 4171 W Hillsboro Blvd Suite 2 | COCONUT CREEK | FL | 330738308 | 2021 | 524 | 590 | $3,189,523.00 | $3,550,332.00 | File |
| Best Labor 401(k) Plan | Best Labor Contractors, LLC | 3211 Ponce de Leon Blvd | Coral Gables | FL | 33134 | 2021 | 608 | 589 | $717,512.00 | $1,284,290.00 | File |
| ONE SPA WORLD 401K SAVINGS PLAN I | ONE SPA WORLD,LLC | 770 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY, STE 200 | CORAL GABLES | FL | 33146 | 2021 | 660 | 581 | $33,061,683.00 | $33,142,446.00 | File |
2023.03.24 16:02 zombiemind8 Trip with Middle Schooler through the Southeast coast, critique my chatGPT itinerary
I take a trip before my kids goto middle school with them and asked ChatGPT for an itinerary. Please let me know if this is feasible and what I could cut.
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A road trip from the Outer Banks to Miami is a fantastic way to explore the East Coast of the United States. Here's a possible itinerary for a 2-3 week road trip:
Day 1: Arrive in the Outer Banks Explore the beautiful beaches and quaint towns of the Outer Banks, including Kitty Hawk, Nags Head, and Duck.
Day 2: Roanoke Island and Cape Hatteras Visit Roanoke Island, home to the Lost Colony of Roanoke, and then head south to Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
Day 3: Wilmington, NC Drive south to Wilmington, NC, and spend the day exploring the historic downtown, including the Riverwalk and the USS North Carolina Battleship.
Day 4: Charleston, SC Drive to Charleston, SC, and spend the day exploring the charming city, including the Battery, Rainbow Row, and the historic market.
Day 5: Savannah, GA Head south to Savannah, GA, and spend the day exploring the city's historic squares and beautiful parks.
Day 6-7: St. Augustine, FL Drive to St. Augustine, FL, and spend a couple of days exploring the historic city, including Castillo de San Marcos and the St. Augustine Lighthouse.
Day 8-9: Orlando, FL Drive to Orlando, FL, and spend a couple of days exploring the theme parks, including Disney World, Universal Studios, and SeaWorld.
Day 10: Kennedy Space Center Drive east to Kennedy Space Center and spend the day exploring the exhibits and learning about the history of space travel.
Day 11-12: Miami Beach, FL Drive south to Miami Beach and spend a couple of days relaxing on the beach and exploring the city's vibrant nightlife.
Day 13: Everglades National Park Head west to Everglades National Park and spend the day exploring the unique ecosystem, including airboat tours and wildlife spotting.
Day 14-15: Key West, FL Drive south to Key West and spend a couple of days exploring the historic city, including the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum and the southernmost point marker.
Day 16-17: Naples, FL Drive north to Naples, FL, and spend a couple of days exploring the beautiful beaches and upscale shops and restaurants.
Day 18-19: Sanibel Island, FL Head west to Sanibel Island, FL, and spend a couple of days exploring the beaches and wildlife refuges.
Day 20-21: Tampa, FL Drive north to Tampa, FL, and spend a couple of days exploring the city, including Busch Gardens and the Tampa Riverwalk.
Day 22: Return Home Head back to your starting point, or fly home from Tampa International Airport.
2023.03.24 06:17 Ecstatic-Storage3977 Someone sent me an address in iMessage but it shows a different address in Apple Maps
The address in iMessage shows as a typed link (example 123 Main St, Orlando, FL, 32801). When I click the address it opens in Apple Maps as a different number (835 Main St, Orlando, FL, 32801). When I go back into iMessage the original address is replaced with the one that opened in Apple Maps. Any idea why it opened in a different location and also why it changed the address in iMessage?
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2023.03.24 00:25 hsudo Volunteers Needed for Kids Bereavement Camp
Hi.
I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
submitted by hsudo to UNF [link] [comments]
I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
2023.03.24 00:24 hsudo Volunteers Needed for Kids Bereavement Camp
Hi.
I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
submitted by hsudo to ucf [link] [comments]
I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
2023.03.24 00:23 hsudo Volunteers Needed for Kids Bereavement Camp
Hi.
I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
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I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
2023.03.24 00:23 hsudo Volunteers Needed for Kids Bereavement Camp
Hi.
I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
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I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
2023.03.24 00:23 hsudo Volunteers Needed for Kids Bereavement Camp
Hi.
I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
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I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
2023.03.24 00:22 hsudo Volunteers Needed for Kids Bereavement Camp
Hi.
I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
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I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
2023.03.24 00:21 hsudo Volunteers Needed for Kids Bereavement Camp
Hi.
I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
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I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
2023.03.24 00:21 hsudo Volunteers Needed for Kids Bereavement Camp
Hi.
I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
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I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
2023.03.24 00:20 hsudo Volunteers Needed for Kids Bereavement Camp
Hi.
I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
submitted by hsudo to orlando [link] [comments]
I volunteer for a non-profit that organizes free, grief/bereavement camps for children, age 7 - 17, who lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one/family member.
It's called Comfort Zone Camp (based in Virginia, but they have camps in other states, including Florida).
The next FL camp is during weekend of April 21 - 23.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
https://comfortzonecamp.org
https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
https://comfortzonecamp.org/calendar
They also offer camps in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.
The camps usually are Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
The following videos are old, but show what the camp is about -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLF7KWgfwfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JNYy07osI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbk2Pigfb_U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwYyfpwfHU
Regarding the camping aspect...this is not tent camping.
Think of it like a summer camp where school children go and stay in cabins...so they usually use established/developed venues.
Cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets, sinks with running water, showers, a dining room where the kitchen staff prepares meals, etc.
Volunteers typically bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, blanket, etc...but there's no need to bring other camping equipment/gear (e.g. tent, air mattress/mad/pad, stove, etc.).
If anyone is new and interested in helping, they require attending an orientation and passing a criminal background check. Children's safety is important, and multiple adult volunteers and staff will be present (in other words, no child is ever alone with an adult).
The next 2-day orientation training meeting is via Zoom:
March 27 - 28, Mon & Tues, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/5851
To attend their online training meeting, click the aforementioned website above to sign up.
Some volunteers are young adults (college students, recent graduates, etc.) and some are middle age to older adults too. Kids tend to like volunteers who are friendly, fun, positive, silly, etc.
The camp is during April 21 - 23, and in Fruitland Park.
It's north of Orlando and Tampa.
It's south of Gainesville and Jacksonville.
Many people are busy, and committing an entire weekend is challenging, but maybe someone out there is good with kids, can be a positive role model (like a big brothebig sister), and is interested in helping some kids deal with grief and loss.
If anyone is serious or curious about learning more, check out their website and videos.
If interested in helping, follow their instructions on how to sign up at https://comfortzonecamp.org/volunteers
Attend the new volunteer training on Monday & Tuesday night (March 27 & 28).
Pass a criminal background check.
And have a fun time during camp, April 21 - 23. It's a life-changing experience for both kids and adults imo.
p.s.
If anyone knows a parent with a child(ren) who has experienced loss, please feel free to share with them about this camp (again, it's free to attend), and it can be very beneficial for kids to not feel alone in coping with their sadness, pain, grief, etc.
https://comfortzonecamp.org/event/fruitland-park-fl-at-warren-willis-in-partnership-with-the-mark-wandall-foundation
Edited to add - other similar organizations offer free camps for children throughout the US.
Camp Erin has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-erin
Near Tampa Bay - https://www.suncoastkidsplace.org/camperin
South Florida - https://www.catholichealthservices.org/hospice/camp-erin
Camp Mariposa also has 2 locations in Florida - https://elunanetwork.org/camps-programs/camp-mariposa
Near St. Petersburg - https://www.westcare.com/page/where-we-serve_FL_01a
Sarasota - https://jfcs-cares.org/camp-mariposa
Thank you.
2023.03.23 15:52 discospiderfunk MLS All Time Table
I noticed it has been a couple years since the all time table had been posted. Also I noticed that ones posted in the past are measured more "fairly" by measuring points per season to make the newbies feel more included? Ya know what I say? SCREW EM! jk you guys are alright... Anyway in my opinion, the true spirit of an all time table is the history of the league. Literally how many points your club has ALL TIME under the context of the entire foundation since '96. After some poking at different resources I pulled from transfermarkt . So if the numbers are wrong please don't yell at me. What sticks out to you guys when it's just these stats presented?
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| Club | Matches | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles Galaxy | 934 | 1433 |
| RBNY | 917 | 1284 |
| Sporting Kansas City | 914 | 1278 |
| Columbus Crew | 914 | 1276 |
| FC Dallas | 907 | 1259 |
| DC United | 907 | 1234 |
| New England Revolution | 909 | 1205 |
| Chicago Fire FC | 839 | 1142 |
| Colorado Rapids | 895 | 1140 |
| San Jose Earthquakes | 825 | 1055 |
| Real Salt Lake | 615 | 840 |
| Seattle Sounders FC | 503 | 817 |
| Houston Dynamo FC | 585 | 771 |
| Toronto FC | 539 | 660 |
| Portland Timbers | 429 | 630 |
| Philadelphia Union | 447 | 623 |
| Vancouver Whitecaps FC | 410 | 520 |
| CF Montreal | 380 | 502 |
| New York City FC | 283 | 444 |
| Chivas USA | 328 | 361 |
| Orlando City SC | 273 | 344 |
| Atlanta United FC | 207 | 324 |
| Los Angeles FC | 170 | 293 |
| Minnesota United FC | 203 | 276 |
| Tampa Bay Mutiny | 198 | 241 |
| Miami Fusion | 132 | 167 |
| Nashville SC | 101 | 153 |
| FC Cincinnati | 132 | 120 |
| Inter Miami CF | 97 | 119 |
| Austin FC | 75 | 97 |
| Charlotte FC | 38 | 45 |
| St. Louis City SC | 4 | 12 |
2023.03.22 00:28 Old_Echidna3720 March 21 - Today in NWA History!
Going to start a new daily series here.
1897 - NWA Hall of Famer and founder of EMLL (CMLL) Salvador Lutteroth is born.
1941 - Former NWA United States Tag Team, American Tag Team and 2X Americas Six Man Tag Team champion Mike York is born.
1951 - Former 2X American Tag Team Champion Buck Zumhofe is born. NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Lou Thesz successfully retains the championship against Mighty Atlas in Des Moines, IA.
1952 - NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Lou Thesz successfully retains the championship against Bobby Managoff in St. Louis, MO.
1953 - On an NWA sanctioned event, the AWA World Heavyweight Championship (Boston) is successfully retained by Argentina Rocca defeating the Great Scott in two straight falls in Struthers, OH. Mildred Burke successfully defends the NWA World Women's championship against Cora Combs in Trenton, NJ. In Decatur, IL - Lou Thesz wins 2 falls to 1 with Bill Melby to retain the Worlds Heavyweight Championship
1955 - NWA United States Heavyweight Champion Verne Gagne successfully defends his title against Roy McClarity in New York, NY.
1957 - NWA World Tag Team (Western States) champions Dory Funk & Rip Rogers lose the belts to Dizzy Davis & The Great Bolo in Amarillo, TX. NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Lou Thesz goes to a Time Limit Draw with The Zebra Kid in Indianapolis, IN. NWA World Tag Team champions (San Francisco) the Bailargeon Brothers goes 2 straight falls (one via DQ) to defeat Al Castillo & Ben Sharpe. NWA British Empire Heavyweight Champion Pat O'Connor retains his belt against Dick Hutton in Toronto, ON, Canada.
1961 - NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Pat O'Connor goes to a Double Count Out in Fall 3 of a 2/3 falls match with Dory Dixon to retain the championship in Dallas, TX. NWA United States Heavyweight Champion Buddy Rogers retains his belt in a match against Sweet Daddy Siki. The Fabulous Kangaroos have a double DQ affair with Art Thomas & Johnny Valentine to retain the NWA United States Tag Team championships in New York City, NY.
1963 - Bulldog Brower & Johnny Valentine successfully defend the NWA International Tag Team championships against Bruno Sammartino & Gene Kiniski. Dory Funk Jr. wins a $2,000 One Night Tournament in Amarillo, TX. NWA World Tag Team Champions (Southwest) Rip Hawk & Rock Hunter lose the belts to The Kozak Brothers in Austin, TX.
1965 - Lou Thesz successfully defends the Worlds Heavyweight tiel against Mike DiBiase in Phoenix, AZ. Billy Watson successfully defends the NWA British Empire Heavyweight Championship against Gene Kiniski via DQ in Toronto, ON, Canada.
1966 - Gene Kiniski and Lou Thesz wrestle a best of three falls match for Kiniski's World Championship, which ends in a draw in Memphis, TN.
1968 - NWA World Tag Team Champions (Western States) Karl & Kurt Von Brauner successfully defend in a Texas Death Tag Match against Dory Funk Sr. and Dory Funk Jr. in Amarillo, TX. Meanwhile, in Chattanooga, TN the NWA World Tag Team Champions (Mid-America/Gulas-Welch) Len Rossi & Tomayo Soto lose their belts to The Mighty Yankees. The Shiek retains the US Heavyweight Championship against Alex Perez in Toledo, OH.
1969 - Dory Funk Jr. retains his NWA Worlds Heavyweight championship in a 2/3 falls over Don Greene in Knoxville, TN. Fred Blassie wins the NWA Americas Heavyweight championship over the Shiek in Los Angeles, CA.
1970 - Former NWA National Tag Team Champion Franker Parker is born. Big card in Detroit, all successful title defenses. The Texas Outlaws are successful to keep their World Tag Team championships over Ben Justice & The Stomper, Dory Funk Jr. retains the Worlds Championship over Hans Schmidt and in the main event, The Shiek retains his United States Heavyweight championship when Haystack Calhoun gets DQ'd!
1971 - Baron Von Heisinger & John Tolos retain their belts against Danny Little Bear & Pat O'Connor in Cedar Rapids, IA.
1972 - Former NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Chris Candido was born. Dory Funk Jr. defends the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship against Dick Steinborn in a 2/3 falls match in Savannah, GA. The Fabulous Kangaroos retain their World Tag Team Titles after getting disqualified against Ben Justice & The Stomper in Cincinatti, OH.
1973 - NWA American Heavyweight Champion The Missouri Mauler successfully defends his championship against Ricky Hunter in San Antonio, TX.
1974 - The AWA World Tag Team Championships are defended in an NWA sanctioned event in Corpus Christi, TX - The Blackjacks defeat Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens, but Bockwinkel & Stevens retain via DQ.
1975 - The Anderson (Gene & Ole) retain the NWA World Tag Team champions via a DQ win over Sonny King & Wahoo McDaniel in Richmond, VA.
1977 - Greg Valentine & Ric Flair successfully defend the NWA World Tag Team championships against Johnny Weaver & Rufus R. Jones in Greenville, SC.
1978 - Ric Flair & Greg Valentine successfully retain the NWA World Tag Team championships after going Broadway with Paul Jones & Ricky Steamboat in Columbia, SC. Johnny Weaver retains the NWA Television title against Baron von Raschke in Raleigh, NC. Possible Footage Here?
1979 - NWA United States Tag Team Champions The Angel & The Assassin are disqualified in a match against Jerry Stubbs & Mike Sharpe in Baton Rouge, LA.
1980 - Jay Youngblood & Ricky Steamboat defend the tag team championships against Greg Valentine & Ray Stevens in Charleston, SC. Harley Race goes to a Double DQ with Leo Burke in Calgary, AB, Canada to retain the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship.
1981 - Harley Race successfully defends the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship against Ted DiBiase in St. Petersburg, FL.
1982 - Butch Reed defeats Ric Flair in Orlando, FL after a disqualification. Flair successfully retains the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship! NWA Television Champion Ivan Koloff walks out of a match against Jimmy Valiant and is counted out! He retains the belt in Toronto, ON, Canada but suffers the loss on his record! Ole Anderson & Stan Hansen successfully retain the tag belts against Dusty Rhodes & Ray Stevens in Greensboro, NC.
1983 - Terry Adonis & Timothy Flowers defeat Dean Ho & Moondog Moretti for the vacant NWA International Tag Team Championships and Igor Volkoff wins the NWA Canadian Heavyweight Championship off of Moose Morowski in Vancouver, BC, Canada. NWA World Tag Team Champions Don Kernodle & Sgt. Slaughter walk out of a tag team cage match against Jay Youngblood & Ricky Steamboat, successfully retaining the tag belts in Greenville, SC.- Ric Flair defeats Harley Race in Wichita, KS to retain the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship.
1986 - The Midnight Express successfully defend their NWA World Tag Team championships in a 2/3 falls match against the Rock 'n' Roll Express 2-1 in Huntington, WV. Tim Horner wins the NWA US Junior Heavyweight championship, defeating Tom Pritchard in Knoxville, TN.
1987 - Lazer Tron successfully defends his NWA World Junior Heavyweight championship against Denny Brown in Cincinatti, OH. In Chicago, Tully Blanchard defeats Dusty Rhodes via DQ to retain his World Television championship. The Road Warriors defeat NWA Tag Team Champions Manny Fernandez & Rick Rude, via DQ allowing the heels to retain. Ric Flair and Nikita Koloff fight to a double DQ for the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship allowing the Nature Boy to walk out of Chicago still the World Champ.
1991 - Tatsumi Fujinami defeats Ric Flair for the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion at the WCW/NJPW Supershow inside the Tokyo Dome in Tokyo, Japan. Watch here
2001 - David Flair & Dan Factor defeat Bad Attitude for the NWA World Tag Team championships in Athens, GA.
2009 - Mike DiBiase Jr. wins a 2/3 falls match to retain the NWA North American Heavyweight Championship against Kevin Northcutt, 2-1 in Livingston, TX. Phil Shatter successfuly retains is NWA National Heavyweight Championship against Orion Bishop in Cornelia, GA.
2014 - NWA Inferno Card in Millersville, TN sees two NWA championships defended: Jason Kincaid (NWA Southern Heavyweight) and Jeremiah Plunkett (NWA Television) both are successful. Kahagas successfully defens the NWA North American championship against Bryon Wilcott in Sherman, TX via DQ.
2015 - Hiroyoshi Tenzan successfully defends the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship against Satoshi Kojima at NJPW Road to Invasion Attack Day 1 in Nagoya, Aichi, Japan. Killah successfully retains the NWA Australian Championship against Gangrel at AAW Anniversary IX in Rockingham, Western Australia, Australia. Mandatory Link to Gangrel's Entrance.
2021 - NWA Back for Attack is held in Atlanta, GA. The Pope retains the NWA Television Championship after drawing with Thom Latimer, Trevor Murdoch retains the NWA National Championship defeating Chris Adonis and Nick Aldis successfully retains the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship against Aron Stevens.
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1897 - NWA Hall of Famer and founder of EMLL (CMLL) Salvador Lutteroth is born.
1941 - Former NWA United States Tag Team, American Tag Team and 2X Americas Six Man Tag Team champion Mike York is born.
1951 - Former 2X American Tag Team Champion Buck Zumhofe is born. NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Lou Thesz successfully retains the championship against Mighty Atlas in Des Moines, IA.
1952 - NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Lou Thesz successfully retains the championship against Bobby Managoff in St. Louis, MO.
1953 - On an NWA sanctioned event, the AWA World Heavyweight Championship (Boston) is successfully retained by Argentina Rocca defeating the Great Scott in two straight falls in Struthers, OH. Mildred Burke successfully defends the NWA World Women's championship against Cora Combs in Trenton, NJ. In Decatur, IL - Lou Thesz wins 2 falls to 1 with Bill Melby to retain the Worlds Heavyweight Championship
1955 - NWA United States Heavyweight Champion Verne Gagne successfully defends his title against Roy McClarity in New York, NY.
1957 - NWA World Tag Team (Western States) champions Dory Funk & Rip Rogers lose the belts to Dizzy Davis & The Great Bolo in Amarillo, TX. NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Lou Thesz goes to a Time Limit Draw with The Zebra Kid in Indianapolis, IN. NWA World Tag Team champions (San Francisco) the Bailargeon Brothers goes 2 straight falls (one via DQ) to defeat Al Castillo & Ben Sharpe. NWA British Empire Heavyweight Champion Pat O'Connor retains his belt against Dick Hutton in Toronto, ON, Canada.
1961 - NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Pat O'Connor goes to a Double Count Out in Fall 3 of a 2/3 falls match with Dory Dixon to retain the championship in Dallas, TX. NWA United States Heavyweight Champion Buddy Rogers retains his belt in a match against Sweet Daddy Siki. The Fabulous Kangaroos have a double DQ affair with Art Thomas & Johnny Valentine to retain the NWA United States Tag Team championships in New York City, NY.
1963 - Bulldog Brower & Johnny Valentine successfully defend the NWA International Tag Team championships against Bruno Sammartino & Gene Kiniski. Dory Funk Jr. wins a $2,000 One Night Tournament in Amarillo, TX. NWA World Tag Team Champions (Southwest) Rip Hawk & Rock Hunter lose the belts to The Kozak Brothers in Austin, TX.
1965 - Lou Thesz successfully defends the Worlds Heavyweight tiel against Mike DiBiase in Phoenix, AZ. Billy Watson successfully defends the NWA British Empire Heavyweight Championship against Gene Kiniski via DQ in Toronto, ON, Canada.
1966 - Gene Kiniski and Lou Thesz wrestle a best of three falls match for Kiniski's World Championship, which ends in a draw in Memphis, TN.
1968 - NWA World Tag Team Champions (Western States) Karl & Kurt Von Brauner successfully defend in a Texas Death Tag Match against Dory Funk Sr. and Dory Funk Jr. in Amarillo, TX. Meanwhile, in Chattanooga, TN the NWA World Tag Team Champions (Mid-America/Gulas-Welch) Len Rossi & Tomayo Soto lose their belts to The Mighty Yankees. The Shiek retains the US Heavyweight Championship against Alex Perez in Toledo, OH.
1969 - Dory Funk Jr. retains his NWA Worlds Heavyweight championship in a 2/3 falls over Don Greene in Knoxville, TN. Fred Blassie wins the NWA Americas Heavyweight championship over the Shiek in Los Angeles, CA.
1970 - Former NWA National Tag Team Champion Franker Parker is born. Big card in Detroit, all successful title defenses. The Texas Outlaws are successful to keep their World Tag Team championships over Ben Justice & The Stomper, Dory Funk Jr. retains the Worlds Championship over Hans Schmidt and in the main event, The Shiek retains his United States Heavyweight championship when Haystack Calhoun gets DQ'd!
1971 - Baron Von Heisinger & John Tolos retain their belts against Danny Little Bear & Pat O'Connor in Cedar Rapids, IA.
1972 - Former NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Chris Candido was born. Dory Funk Jr. defends the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship against Dick Steinborn in a 2/3 falls match in Savannah, GA. The Fabulous Kangaroos retain their World Tag Team Titles after getting disqualified against Ben Justice & The Stomper in Cincinatti, OH.
1973 - NWA American Heavyweight Champion The Missouri Mauler successfully defends his championship against Ricky Hunter in San Antonio, TX.
1974 - The AWA World Tag Team Championships are defended in an NWA sanctioned event in Corpus Christi, TX - The Blackjacks defeat Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens, but Bockwinkel & Stevens retain via DQ.
1975 - The Anderson (Gene & Ole) retain the NWA World Tag Team champions via a DQ win over Sonny King & Wahoo McDaniel in Richmond, VA.
1977 - Greg Valentine & Ric Flair successfully defend the NWA World Tag Team championships against Johnny Weaver & Rufus R. Jones in Greenville, SC.
1978 - Ric Flair & Greg Valentine successfully retain the NWA World Tag Team championships after going Broadway with Paul Jones & Ricky Steamboat in Columbia, SC. Johnny Weaver retains the NWA Television title against Baron von Raschke in Raleigh, NC. Possible Footage Here?
1979 - NWA United States Tag Team Champions The Angel & The Assassin are disqualified in a match against Jerry Stubbs & Mike Sharpe in Baton Rouge, LA.
1980 - Jay Youngblood & Ricky Steamboat defend the tag team championships against Greg Valentine & Ray Stevens in Charleston, SC. Harley Race goes to a Double DQ with Leo Burke in Calgary, AB, Canada to retain the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship.
1981 - Harley Race successfully defends the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship against Ted DiBiase in St. Petersburg, FL.
1982 - Butch Reed defeats Ric Flair in Orlando, FL after a disqualification. Flair successfully retains the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship! NWA Television Champion Ivan Koloff walks out of a match against Jimmy Valiant and is counted out! He retains the belt in Toronto, ON, Canada but suffers the loss on his record! Ole Anderson & Stan Hansen successfully retain the tag belts against Dusty Rhodes & Ray Stevens in Greensboro, NC.
1983 - Terry Adonis & Timothy Flowers defeat Dean Ho & Moondog Moretti for the vacant NWA International Tag Team Championships and Igor Volkoff wins the NWA Canadian Heavyweight Championship off of Moose Morowski in Vancouver, BC, Canada. NWA World Tag Team Champions Don Kernodle & Sgt. Slaughter walk out of a tag team cage match against Jay Youngblood & Ricky Steamboat, successfully retaining the tag belts in Greenville, SC.- Ric Flair defeats Harley Race in Wichita, KS to retain the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship.
1986 - The Midnight Express successfully defend their NWA World Tag Team championships in a 2/3 falls match against the Rock 'n' Roll Express 2-1 in Huntington, WV. Tim Horner wins the NWA US Junior Heavyweight championship, defeating Tom Pritchard in Knoxville, TN.
1987 - Lazer Tron successfully defends his NWA World Junior Heavyweight championship against Denny Brown in Cincinatti, OH. In Chicago, Tully Blanchard defeats Dusty Rhodes via DQ to retain his World Television championship. The Road Warriors defeat NWA Tag Team Champions Manny Fernandez & Rick Rude, via DQ allowing the heels to retain. Ric Flair and Nikita Koloff fight to a double DQ for the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship allowing the Nature Boy to walk out of Chicago still the World Champ.
1991 - Tatsumi Fujinami defeats Ric Flair for the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion at the WCW/NJPW Supershow inside the Tokyo Dome in Tokyo, Japan. Watch here
2001 - David Flair & Dan Factor defeat Bad Attitude for the NWA World Tag Team championships in Athens, GA.
2009 - Mike DiBiase Jr. wins a 2/3 falls match to retain the NWA North American Heavyweight Championship against Kevin Northcutt, 2-1 in Livingston, TX. Phil Shatter successfuly retains is NWA National Heavyweight Championship against Orion Bishop in Cornelia, GA.
2014 - NWA Inferno Card in Millersville, TN sees two NWA championships defended: Jason Kincaid (NWA Southern Heavyweight) and Jeremiah Plunkett (NWA Television) both are successful. Kahagas successfully defens the NWA North American championship against Bryon Wilcott in Sherman, TX via DQ.
2015 - Hiroyoshi Tenzan successfully defends the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship against Satoshi Kojima at NJPW Road to Invasion Attack Day 1 in Nagoya, Aichi, Japan. Killah successfully retains the NWA Australian Championship against Gangrel at AAW Anniversary IX in Rockingham, Western Australia, Australia. Mandatory Link to Gangrel's Entrance.
2021 - NWA Back for Attack is held in Atlanta, GA. The Pope retains the NWA Television Championship after drawing with Thom Latimer, Trevor Murdoch retains the NWA National Championship defeating Chris Adonis and Nick Aldis successfully retains the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship against Aron Stevens.
2023.03.21 14:11 Liopleurod0n Calculating In-Game Income with Gathering Rate, Carrying Capacity and Movement Speed
 | Link to Calculator: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eu7nU0DWdB6m-flStUXkMijm9K9T-vkHN4Avgek4LNc/edit?usp=sharing submitted by Liopleurod0n to aoe4 [link] [comments] Usage Guide
I uses the data from my own testing: https://www.reddit.com/aoe4/comments/uizhu7/wheelbarrow_does_make_hre_holy_inspiration_bette Assuming the average walking distance for farm is 1 tile and for gold is 0.5 tile, I came up with these data (HRE farms with inspiration has more "other animation time" due to many farm sections being depleted before growing back, thus the villager needs to gather from sections further away): https://preview.redd.it/0ovvy22v73pa1.png?width=453&format=png&auto=webp&s=bebb737b0b75019525a6bbc2c08ba4896fd3fc23 Using it to simulated the gathering rate of other civs results in data quite similar to testing done by others: https://preview.redd.it/eb3pj7p993pa1.png?width=761&format=png&auto=webp&s=c261ee85274ecbd461e2be84344a9d94318c57be https://preview.redd.it/95ynz2pb93pa1.png?width=761&format=png&auto=webp&s=b8a11338b9e36a95199f0324f60d476e5a0f8412 https://preview.redd.it/8rcssu5e93pa1.png?width=761&format=png&auto=webp&s=e3228c0681fbc877f6b93770a746da28de5e1bc8 https://preview.redd.it/johertf7b3pa1.png?width=761&format=png&auto=webp&s=ed9fb80821140b4606036cb51b9b9f297d2d44d6 Thus I think the calculated value should be quite close to real in-game income. Values to Use Gathering rate: 1.0 for shoreline fish, 0.9 for boar, 0.825 for deer, 0.66 for berries, 0.75 for everything else. Eco upgrades increases those by 15% per tier. Carrying capacity: 10 without wheelbarrow and 15 with. 14 and 21 for HRE. 13 and 18 for Abbasid and Delhi berries. 25 for hunts (35 for HRE). Distance: 1 for farm and boar. 2 for berries, deer and wood. 0.5 for gold and stone. Movement speed: 1.12 without WB and 1.29 with. Wrapping Up I don't know if this has lots of practical value but it's certainly fun for me to do. The most valuable information I got from the calculation is non-walking animation actually takes quite a bit of time when gathering, so the penalty of building 2 layers of farms or not replacing lumbar camps frequently isn't as big as I expected. On top of that, increasing movement speed isn't as beneficial to short-distance gathering as well. I hope this could be helpful to some people and please let me know if I can make it better. |
2023.03.21 05:34 Personal_Chemist_396 My band Glazed is touring with Dikembe in June!
Tickets are on sale now!
6.07.2023 - Tallahassee, FL at The Bark
6.08.2023 - Mobile, AL at Alabama Music Box
6.09.2023 - Houston, TX at Bohemeos
6.10.2023 - Corpus Christi, TX at Boozerz Rock Bar
6.11.2023 - Denton, TX at Andy's Bar
6.12.2023 - Tulsa, OK at The Vanguard with Ben Quad
6.13.2023 - Omaha, NE at Reverb Lounge
6.14.2023 - St. Louis, MO at The Sinkhole
6.15.2023 - Nashville, TN at Drkmttr
6.16.2023 - Atlanta, GA at The Masquerade with Michael Cera Palin
6.17.2023 - Gainesville, FL at The Backyard with Camp Trash
6.18.2023 - Orlando, FL at Will's Pub with Camp Trash
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6.07.2023 - Tallahassee, FL at The Bark
6.08.2023 - Mobile, AL at Alabama Music Box
6.09.2023 - Houston, TX at Bohemeos
6.10.2023 - Corpus Christi, TX at Boozerz Rock Bar
6.11.2023 - Denton, TX at Andy's Bar
6.12.2023 - Tulsa, OK at The Vanguard with Ben Quad
6.13.2023 - Omaha, NE at Reverb Lounge
6.14.2023 - St. Louis, MO at The Sinkhole
6.15.2023 - Nashville, TN at Drkmttr
6.16.2023 - Atlanta, GA at The Masquerade with Michael Cera Palin
6.17.2023 - Gainesville, FL at The Backyard with Camp Trash
6.18.2023 - Orlando, FL at Will's Pub with Camp Trash
Listen to Glazed
Listen to Dikembe
Pull up 2 a function!!
2023.03.20 15:15 Constant_Gardner11 Top 30 U.S.-born starting pitchers by ERA+ and FIP, 2020-2022
To give you an idea of how strong Team USA's rotation could have been in the World Baseball Classic, here are the top-30 U.S. born starting pitchers (min. 150 IP) by both ERA+ and FIP over the last three seasons. Only one pitcher on these lists made the Team USA roster this year.
All data is courtesy Baseball Reference.
Search parameters: Date range: 2020-2022 Born in the USA At least 75% of games as starter Min. 150 IP
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All data is courtesy Baseball Reference.
Search parameters: Date range: 2020-2022 Born in the USA At least 75% of games as starter Min. 150 IP
Top 30 U.S.-born Starters by ERA+ (min. 150 IP)
| Rk | Player | ERA+ | IP | ERA | GS | IP | FIP | WHIP | HR9 | BB9 | SO9 | Birth Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Justin Verlander | 217 | 181.0 | 1.79 | 29 | 181.0 | 2.60 | 0.823 | 0.7 | 1.5 | 9.5 | Manakin Sabot VA |
| 2 | Jacob deGrom | 198 | 224.1 | 2.05 | 38 | 224.1 | 1.80 | 0.731 | 0.9 | 1.5 | 14.1 | DeLand FL |
| 3 | Tony Gonsolin | 174 | 232.2 | 2.44 | 45 | 232.2 | 3.38 | 0.980 | 0.8 | 2.9 | 8.9 | Vacaville CA |
| 4 | Max Fried | 159 | 407.0 | 2.68 | 69 | 407.0 | 3.00 | 1.054 | 0.6 | 2.0 | 8.4 | Santa Monica CA |
| 5 | Alek Manoah | 158 | 308.1 | 2.60 | 51 | 308.1 | 3.51 | 1.012 | 0.8 | 2.7 | 9.0 | Homestead FL |
| 6 | Corbin Burnes | 156 | 428.2 | 2.62 | 70 | 428.2 | 2.40 | 0.963 | 0.7 | 2.3 | 11.9 | Bakersfield CA |
| 7 | Max Scherzer | 156 | 392.0 | 2.62 | 65 | 392.0 | 2.93 | 0.969 | 1.1 | 1.9 | 11.5 | St. Louis MO |
| 8 | Clayton Kershaw | 153 | 306.1 | 2.76 | 54 | 306.1 | 2.88 | 0.953 | 1.0 | 1.5 | 10.1 | Dallas TX |
| 9 | Shane Bieber | 151 | 374.0 | 2.70 | 59 | 374.0 | 2.74 | 1.048 | 0.9 | 2.2 | 10.9 | Orange CA |
| 10 | Carlos Rodon | 150 | 318.1 | 2.80 | 57 | 318.1 | 2.48 | 1.012 | 0.7 | 2.6 | 12.1 | Miami FL |
| 11 | Zack Wheeler | 149 | 437.1 | 2.82 | 69 | 437.1 | 2.80 | 1.045 | 0.7 | 2.0 | 9.5 | Smyrna GA |
| 12 | Brandon Woodruff | 146 | 406.1 | 2.84 | 70 | 406.1 | 3.05 | 1.009 | 1.0 | 2.3 | 10.9 | Tupelo MS |
| 13 | Walker Buehler | 145 | 309.1 | 2.91 | 53 | 309.1 | 3.44 | 1.034 | 1.0 | 2.3 | 9.1 | Lexington KY |
| 14 | Lance McCullers Jr. | 135 | 265.0 | 3.16 | 47 | 265.0 | 3.55 | 1.211 | 0.7 | 4.0 | 9.9 | Tampa FL |
| 15 | Dylan Cease | 133 | 408.0 | 3.15 | 76 | 408.0 | 3.69 | 1.213 | 1.1 | 4.0 | 11.0 | Milton GA |
| 16 | Zac Gallen | 133 | 377.1 | 3.15 | 66 | 377.1 | 3.55 | 1.073 | 1.0 | 2.9 | 9.9 | Somerdale NJ |
| 17 | Wade Miley | 132 | 214.1 | 3.49 | 40 | 214.1 | 4.02 | 1.330 | 0.9 | 3.1 | 6.9 | Hammond LA |
| 18 | Lance Lynn | 130 | 362.2 | 3.28 | 62 | 362.2 | 3.69 | 1.089 | 1.2 | 2.2 | 9.7 | Indianapolis IN |
| 19 | Shane McClanahan | 130 | 289.2 | 2.92 | 53 | 289.2 | 3.13 | 1.074 | 1.0 | 2.3 | 10.4 | Baltimore MD |
| 20 | Tyler Glasnow | 129 | 152.0 | 3.14 | 27 | 152.0 | 3.12 | 1.007 | 1.3 | 3.0 | 13.3 | Newhall CA |
| 21 | Kevin Gausman | 129 | 426.1 | 3.15 | 74 | 426.1 | 2.76 | 1.131 | 0.9 | 2.0 | 10.8 | Centennial CO |
| 22 | Chris Bassitt | 128 | 402.0 | 3.13 | 68 | 402.0 | 3.52 | 1.112 | 0.9 | 2.4 | 8.5 | Toledo OH |
| 23 | Marcus Stroman | 125 | 317.2 | 3.23 | 58 | 317.2 | 3.61 | 1.146 | 0.9 | 2.3 | 7.8 | Medford NY |
| 24 | Gerrit Cole | 125 | 455.0 | 3.28 | 75 | 455.0 | 3.32 | 1.024 | 1.4 | 2.1 | 11.7 | Newport Beach CA |
| 25 | Logan Webb | 124 | 395.0 | 3.30 | 69 | 395.0 | 3.07 | 1.195 | 0.5 | 2.5 | 8.4 | Rocklin CA |
| 26 | Joe Musgrove | 124 | 402.0 | 3.13 | 69 | 402.0 | 3.62 | 1.097 | 1.1 | 2.5 | 9.9 | El Cajon CA |
| 27 | Patrick Sandoval | 121 | 272.1 | 3.50 | 47 | 272.1 | 3.77 | 1.296 | 1.0 | 3.6 | 9.2 | Mission Viejo CA |
| 28 | Nathan Eovaldi | 120 | 340.0 | 3.79 | 61 | 340.0 | 3.43 | 1.206 | 1.2 | 1.6 | 9.3 | Houston TX |
| 29 | Sonny Gray | 120 | 311.0 | 3.68 | 61 | 311.0 | 3.60 | 1.183 | 1.0 | 3.2 | 10.0 | Smyrna TN |
| 30 | John Means | 118 | 198.1 | 3.81 | 38 | 198.1 | 4.73 | 1.029 | 1.9 | 1.6 | 8.3 | Olathe KS |
Top 30 Starters by FIP (min. 150 IP)
| Rk | Player | FIP | IP | ERA | GS | IP | ERA+ | WHIP | HR9 | BB9 | SO9 | Birth Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jacob deGrom | 1.80 | 224.1 | 2.05 | 38 | 224.1 | 198 | 0.731 | 0.9 | 1.5 | 14.1 | DeLand FL |
| 2 | Corbin Burnes | 2.40 | 428.2 | 2.62 | 70 | 428.2 | 156 | 0.963 | 0.7 | 2.3 | 11.9 | Bakersfield CA |
| 3 | Carlos Rodon | 2.48 | 318.1 | 2.80 | 57 | 318.1 | 150 | 1.012 | 0.7 | 2.6 | 12.1 | Miami FL |
| 4 | Justin Verlander | 2.60 | 181.0 | 1.79 | 29 | 181.0 | 217 | 0.823 | 0.7 | 1.5 | 9.5 | Manakin Sabot VA |
| 5 | Shane Bieber | 2.74 | 374.0 | 2.70 | 59 | 374.0 | 151 | 1.048 | 0.9 | 2.2 | 10.9 | Orange CA |
| 6 | Kevin Gausman | 2.76 | 426.1 | 3.15 | 74 | 426.1 | 129 | 1.131 | 0.9 | 2.0 | 10.8 | Centennial CO |
| 7 | Zack Wheeler | 2.80 | 437.1 | 2.82 | 69 | 437.1 | 149 | 1.045 | 0.7 | 2.0 | 9.5 | Smyrna GA |
| 8 | Clayton Kershaw | 2.88 | 306.1 | 2.76 | 54 | 306.1 | 153 | 0.953 | 1.0 | 1.5 | 10.1 | Dallas TX |
| 9 | Max Scherzer | 2.93 | 392.0 | 2.62 | 65 | 392.0 | 156 | 0.969 | 1.1 | 1.9 | 11.5 | St. Louis MO |
| 10 | Aaron Nola | 2.99 | 457.0 | 3.80 | 76 | 457.0 | 110 | 1.046 | 1.1 | 1.8 | 10.9 | Baton Rouge LA |
| 11 | Max Fried | 3.00 | 407.0 | 2.68 | 69 | 407.0 | 159 | 1.054 | 0.6 | 2.0 | 8.4 | Santa Monica CA |
| 12 | Brandon Woodruff | 3.05 | 406.1 | 2.84 | 70 | 406.1 | 146 | 1.009 | 1.0 | 2.3 | 10.9 | Tupelo MS |
| 13 | Logan Webb | 3.07 | 395.0 | 3.30 | 69 | 395.0 | 124 | 1.195 | 0.5 | 2.5 | 8.4 | Rocklin CA |
| 14 | Tyler Glasnow | 3.12 | 152.0 | 3.14 | 27 | 152.0 | 129 | 1.007 | 1.3 | 3.0 | 13.3 | Newhall CA |
| 15 | Shane McClanahan | 3.13 | 289.2 | 2.92 | 53 | 289.2 | 130 | 1.074 | 1.0 | 2.3 | 10.4 | Baltimore MD |
| 16 | Alex Cobb | 3.21 | 295.1 | 3.84 | 56 | 295.1 | 111 | 1.297 | 0.7 | 2.9 | 8.7 | Boston MA |
| 17 | Gerrit Cole | 3.32 | 455.0 | 3.28 | 75 | 455.0 | 125 | 1.024 | 1.4 | 2.1 | 11.7 | Newport Beach CA |
| 18 | Tony Gonsolin | 3.38 | 232.2 | 2.44 | 45 | 232.2 | 174 | 0.980 | 0.8 | 2.9 | 8.9 | Vacaville CA |
| 19 | Nathan Eovaldi | 3.43 | 340.0 | 3.79 | 61 | 340.0 | 120 | 1.206 | 1.2 | 1.6 | 9.3 | Houston TX |
| 20 | Walker Buehler | 3.44 | 309.1 | 2.91 | 53 | 309.1 | 145 | 1.034 | 1.0 | 2.3 | 9.1 | Lexington KY |
| 21 | Trevor Rogers | 3.46 | 268.0 | 4.13 | 55 | 268.0 | 102 | 1.340 | 0.9 | 3.5 | 10.1 | Carlsbad NM |
| 22 | Blake Snell | 3.48 | 306.2 | 3.70 | 62 | 306.2 | 104 | 1.252 | 1.1 | 4.1 | 11.9 | Seattle WA |
| 23 | Alek Manoah | 3.51 | 308.1 | 2.60 | 51 | 308.1 | 158 | 1.012 | 0.8 | 2.7 | 9.0 | Homestead FL |
| 24 | Chris Bassitt | 3.52 | 402.0 | 3.13 | 68 | 402.0 | 128 | 1.112 | 0.9 | 2.4 | 8.5 | Toledo OH |
| 25 | Zac Gallen | 3.55 | 377.1 | 3.15 | 66 | 377.1 | 133 | 1.073 | 1.0 | 2.9 | 9.9 | Somerdale NJ |
| 26 | Lance McCullers Jr. | 3.55 | 265.0 | 3.16 | 47 | 265.0 | 135 | 1.211 | 0.7 | 4.0 | 9.9 | Tampa FL |
| 27 | Logan Gilbert | 3.56 | 305.0 | 3.78 | 56 | 305.0 | 102 | 1.177 | 1.1 | 2.3 | 8.9 | Winter Park FL |
| 28 | Zach Eflin | 3.57 | 240.1 | 4.08 | 41 | 240.1 | 104 | 1.215 | 1.2 | 1.7 | 8.8 | Orlando FL |
| 29 | Sonny Gray | 3.60 | 311.0 | 3.68 | 61 | 311.0 | 120 | 1.183 | 1.0 | 3.2 | 10.0 | Smyrna TN |
| 30 | Marcus Stroman | 3.61 | 317.2 | 3.23 | 58 | 317.2 | 125 | 1.146 | 0.9 | 2.3 | 7.8 | Medford NY |
2023.03.19 08:01 Metal_Florida Weekly Live Event Picks; March 19-25
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Upcoming concerts/festivals
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| Heathen, Arrival of Autumn | Brass Mug - Tampa |
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| Chasing Airplanes, New Saviors, Funeral Plans, Dirtwitch | Born Free - Tampa |
| Throwdown at the campground | Fruitland Park |
| Heathen, Arrival of Autumn | Conduit - Winter Park |
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| Smile Empty Soul, Tantric | Brass Mug - Tampa |
| New Found Glory | The Plaza - Orlando |
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| The Foreign Resort, Sleeping Pills | New World - Tampa |
| Gates to Hell, Rhythm of Fear, Morbid Visionz, Colonial Wound | Island Tropics - Jacksonville |
| Weeping Wound, Downswing, Enox | Conduit - Winter Park |
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| The Winery Dogs | Jannus - St. Petersburg |
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| BroJob, Tactosa, In Gloom, Sever the Memories, Endbringer | Orpheum - Tampa |
| Weeping Wound, Downswing, Enox | Crowbar - Tampa |
| Vader, Krisiun, Decrepit Birth | Conduit - Winter Park |
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| Skyview, The Osceola Brothers, Mommy’s Little Helpers, Rosewilder, Tori N | Underbelly - Jacksonville |
| The Winery Dogs | Culture Room - Fort Lauderdale |
2023.03.17 03:10 vampking316 This seaweed can absorb carbon dioxide ⚠️
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2023.03.16 15:20 benzenotheemo Anyone with a car is a fan of these bands?
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2023.03.16 06:02 Lordnicholasss You boys like Mexico?
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