Welcome to Jacksonville Kids Coalition

Founded in late 2001 with the financial support of the Jessie Ball duPont Fund, the Jacksonville Kids Coalition has become a leading voice for the children of Northeast Florida. Dedicated to improving the lives of kids through programming and public advocacy, the Coalition represents over 75 area nonprofits along with other interested individuals committed to the sole purpose of working on behalf of children.

Our mission is to improve the lives of children in Jacksonville and surrounding counties by advocating for public policies that encourage and support effective programming for children.

» To learn more about Jax Kids Coalition, click here.

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, January 31st 6am-6pm
Children’s Capitol for a Day- Rally in Tally Bus Trip
The members of the Jacksonville Kids Coalition will be traveling to Tallahassee on Tuesday, January 31 to represent the interests of Jacksonville’s children during the Children’s Capitol for a Day-Rally in Tally. This opportunity will allow us to present our united front, as a voice for those who cannot vote, to the decision-makers at the state level. » Click here for more info.

Membership

Consider becoming an organizational member of the Jacksonville Kids Coalition. Currently, membership is complimentary and includes complimentary or discounts to our trainings and events for you or your board. Your organization will also be listed on our website and listed in some of our printed material. » Learn More by clicking here.

Recent News

The Jacksonville Kids Coalition joined other local nonprofits in saying “thank you” to the Weavers’ for their generosity and passion that they gave to the first coast community.
» See the article featured in the Florida Times Union
The Jacksonville Kids Coalition and the Northeast Florida Healthy Start Coalition partnered again this year for their fourth annual Advocacy Training on Monday, Dec. 12. Held each year just prior to legislative session, the training aims to educate attendees on advocacy basics and equip them with strategies and tactics to advocate on behalf of children.
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