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Happy Cyber Monday. While we’re not featuring online shopping with huge discounts, we do have more good news that will keep your spirits high for the week. Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee shared new updates. FAMU is among the recipients of donations from The First Bank. Don’t miss the last sessions of 2024 with the Workmans. Also, we have DivvyUp as the featured TLH Business for the month of December. ✨

Quick Summary

For our 287th issue:

  • In the Spotlight: CLC’s New Facade, SEPA Grant, and Annual Awards

  • TLH Gives: The First Bank Donated $125K to FAMU

  • TLH Portraits: Book Your Sessions with the Workmans

  • Featured Partner: DivvyUp | About

  • Networking + Business Events

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

CLC OF TALLAHASSEE

Image Credit: Alan Hanstein via FB

🚀👏 Challenger Learning Center’s new facade, a grant award from the Southeastern Planetarium Association, and its upcoming Second Annual Awards Celebration.

  • Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee (CLC) is the K-12 outreach facility of the Florida A&M University – Florida State University College of Engineering. They have revealed their updated facade, featuring the logos of the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, a vibrant new shade of ‘IMAX Blue’, and new LED lighting which replaced the dormant neon. However, the most impactful element is the quote from Christa McAuliffe: “I touch the future. I teach.” 🤩 | Alan Hanstein FB Post

  • Alan Hanstein, Executive Director of the CLC of Tallahassee, expressed his appreciation to the Southeastern Planetarium Association (SEPA) for awarding CLC a grant for his proposal “Planeteria as Second Responders: A Community Support Initiative”. The grant will focus on 3 key components: educational continuity, educational recovery through immersive experiences, and community engagement and outreach. They hope that their research and deliverables will have an impact not only in the region, but anywhere that a disaster or catastrophic event may happen. | Alan Hanstein FB Post

  • Join them on Thurs., Dec. 5th for an evening of celebration as they honor the community of supporters and educators who make CLC programs possible. Your presence supports scholarships and programming to motivate the next generation of explorers. 🥂 | Tickets

TLH GIVES

THE FIRST BANK

Image Credit: The First Bank

💝 The First Bank donated $125,000 to FAMU to support the university's growth and development. | LI Post

  • The First Bancshares, Inc., based in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, serves as the parent organization for The First Bank. Established in 1996, The First operates across Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida.

  • The First made a generous donation of $125,000 during a home football game at Florida A&M University to support the growth and development of this Historically Black University. Earlier in the year, the bank also contributed more than $875,000 to 11 other Historically Black Colleges and Universities across the Southeast. | Learn More

  • They are dedicated to supporting the communities they serve. They strive both as a company and as individuals to improve the quality of life in the communities. 🫱🏼‍🫲🏽 | Learn More

TLH PORTRAITS

THE WORKMANS

Image Credit: The Workmans via FB

📸 Book your portrait sessions with the Workmans.

  • The Workmans, a dynamic husband and wife creative duo based in Tallahassee, started their journey in 2017. They help organizations craft their story through their photography (portrait, lifestyle, photo essays, event capture, headshots, CustomStock) and videography (short story films, event recaps, event promos, testimonials, PSA’s). | Follow their socials: FB and IG

  • They’ll be having their LAST Garage Sessions of 2024 on Dec. 10th (NAVY) and Dec. 11th (MUSTARD) | Book here

  • Since the Capitol is under construction, they’re shifting downtown portraits to Adams Street Sessions on Dec. 12th | Book here

FEATURED TLH BUSINESS

Image Credit: DivvyUp

DivvyUp | About

As sophomores in FSU’s entrepreneurship program, Mitch Nelson and Jason McIntosh took a trip to the local homeless shelter looking for an opportunity to help. Expecting to hear “food” or “shelter”, they were surprised to learn there was a huge need for clean socks. They founded DivvyUp in 2014 with the goal to sustainably provide socks to those in need. Learn more about their story here. 🧦💯

🎄🎁 Check out their Custom Christmas Socks and Custom Christmas Card + Gift Certificate, they offer a wide variety of unique gift options perfect for the holidays and other special events. Visit their website, and follow their socials for updates and promos: FB and IG

EVENTS

NETWORKING + BUSINESS

Image Credit: Spectrum Summit via Eventbrite

Tuesday, Dec. 3

Wednesday, Dec. 4

Thursday, Dec. 5

Friday, Dec. 6

Saturday, Dec. 7

Tuesday, Dec. 10

Thursday, Dec. 12

EPISODE 63

Get ready for an exciting session this Wednesday on LinkedIn, Facebook, or YouTube, proudly sponsored by JH Creative channels. We’ll be talking about “Tallahassee Ecosystem,” and you won’t want to miss it. Got questions? Join us live!

- Team CityClips ([email protected])

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