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Follow on Google News | Eco-Safari themed charity event to benefit North Florida Land Trust at J. Johnson GalleryLand is Forever. The mission of the North Florida Land Trust is to preserve and protect land. This adds to quality of life, preserves precious natural habitats and the rural character of Northeast Florida for future generations.
By: Mike Bonts The Eco-Safari themed evening will feature a live auction for an African Safari for two and other great prizes. Catering by Liz Grenamyer, a full bar, silent auction, live music and lots of fun and surprises all for a great cause. For over 11 years the North Florida Land Trust has been dedicated to permanently preserving natural areas and special places. The mission of the North Florida Land Trust is to preserve and protect open space in Duval, Baker, Clay, St. Johns, Flagler, Nassau and Putnam counties. Preservation of open space adds to quality of life, preserves precious natural habitats and the rural character of Northeast Florida for future generations. The J. Johnson Gallery is the perfect setting for this charity gala. Housed in a magnificent building on the shore of Jacksonville Beach, the gallery captures a level of sophistication typically found in the world's major metropolitan cities. The state-of-the- With an unquestionable reputation for staging “elegant events for all occasions,” Catering by Liz has maintained an unmistakable reputation for fine cuisine, extravagant décor and extraordinary service since 1993. Tickets start at $100 per person with other sponsorship levels available. Space is limited. Call (904) 285-7020 or order online at www.northfloridalandtrust.org/ # # # The Mission of the North Florida Land Trust is to preserve and protect open space in Northeast Florida. Preservation of open space benefits our community by adding to quality of life values for the residents of our community, preserving precious natural habitats and the rural character of Northeast Florida for future generations. End
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