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FLEMING ISLAND, Florida, April 22, 2025 – The Paul E. & Klare N. Reinhold Foundation, Inc., held its annual “Celebrate Clay” community service awards breakfast on April 22nd at the Thrasher-Horne Center, during which the Foundation distributed $107,000 and 48 community service awards to nonprofit organizations that provide services to Clay County residents.

Clay County Rescue Mission captured the top honor this year, earning the $15,000 Paul E. Reinhold Community Service Award. Clay County Rescue Mission is a grassroots ministry that empowers individuals and families in crisis by providing secure housing and essential resources. Rooted in compassion and faith, and focused on sustainable solutions and partnerships,  Clay County Rescue Mission served over 350 residents in 2024. The Mission provides emergency food, clothing, housing, and transportation while tackling root causes of homelessness. The award also recognized the Mission for other key initiatives in 2024 including finalizing plans for a tiny home project, and providing veteran housing support and financial empowerment programs. Clay County Rescue Mission continues to bridge gaps for individuals and families who fall through the cracks.

IN THE PHOTO: George M. Egan, Reinhold Foundation Trustee presents the “2025 Paul E. Reinhold Community Service Award of the Year” to Amy Houston, Founder and President, Clay County Rescue Mission.

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CLAY EDUCATION FOUNDATION RECEIVES THE 2025 JUDGES' CHOICE PROGRAM AWARD. CAROLYN KRALL, PRESIDENT, CLAY EDUCATION FOUNDATION, ACCEPTS THE AWARD FROM GEORGE EGAN, REINHOLD FOUNDATION TRUSTEE.

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