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Fugitives Caught
2115
Persons Found
170

 

Ted Hires wrote about the importance of elected officials being held accountable. Read more…

Assistant State Attorney Mark Borello discusses the role of ASAs in the criminal justice process – often from the time of the criminal act. Read more

Mayor Alvin Brown is pleased with the initial response to his Mayor’s Mentors program. Read more. Read more…



 
 

 
 

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Volunteers are welcome at the Justice Coalition. Your time and talents can help victims of violent crimes on the First Coast. Check our volunteer roster for open listings.

Please note that due to our organization's focus on prevention of violent crime and our concern for those who have been affected by it, all volunteers are required to pass a criminal background check.  

Volunteer Roster:

These positions are open:

Clerical staff:  answer phones, prepare promotional packets, and general office work, etc.

Fundraising Support: Volunteer at fundraising events and opportunities to serve on committees such as The Ride For Justice and Ted Hires Legacy Awards Dinner

Post Flyers:  Place flyers for missing persons and unsolved murders.

 

 

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The Justice Coalition is a non-partisan, non-profit organization serving innocent victims of violent crime on Florida’s First Coast

The Justice Coalition
1935 S. Lane Ave., Ste. 1, Jacksonville, FL 32210 / 904-783-6312

E-Mail: justice@justicecoalition.org


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