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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jessie_Ball_duPontJessie Ball duPont - Wikipedia

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   Jessie Ball duPont (January 20, 1884 – September 26, 1970) was an American teacher, philanthropist and designated a Great Floridian by the Florida Department of State.

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3. www.dupontfund.orgJessie Ball duPont Fund | Equity, Placemaking, Impact

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   More than half of the duPont Fund's endowment is invested in mission-aligned investments, such as the creation of affordable housing or small business loans for women and people of color.

4. www.dupontcenter.org › jessie-ball-dupontJessie Ball duPont | Jessie Ball duPont Center

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   Jessie Ball duPont Center 40 East Adams Street Jacksonville, Florida 32202-3302. Phone: 904-240-4560. Click here for directions and parking information.

5. www.dupontfund.org › legacy-repairLegacy & Repair — Jessie Ball duPont Fund | Equity ...

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   Jessie Ball duPont’s life comprises a complicated history, an imperfect legacy, and an opportunity for transformative repair. Raised and educated in rural Virginia, then working and living in California, Delaware, and Florida, Jessie was steeped in a strong sense of place.

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     Overview of Jessie Ball duPont Park, home of Treaty Oak – octopus-like Southern Live Oak ~ 10/3/20

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7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jessie_Ball_duPont_FundJessie Ball duPont Fund - Wikipedia

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   Revenue (2015) $12,409,418 [1] Expenses (2015) $16,079,975 [1] Website. www .dupontfund .org. The Jessie Ball duPont Fund, "Florida's leading national foundation", [2] is a charitable foundation that issues grants to organizations that received support from Jessie Ball duPont during the years 1960-1964 inclusive.

8. www.jacksonville.com › story › newsJessie Ball duPont Fund grapples with philanthropist's legacy

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   May 8, 2024 · Jessie Ball duPont Fund grapples with philanthropist's legacy. MARK WOODS. Mark Woods: Jessie Ball duPont Fund isn't shying away from complicated legacy. Jacksonville Florida...

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   What is the Jessie Ball duPont Fund?

   • In 2016, the Jessie Ball duPont Fund provided an initial seed of $250,000 to establish Florida's First Coast Relief Fund, which had raised $545,208 by December 15, 2016. This fund was created in the wake of Hurricane Matthew and gives grants to organizations aiding individuals impacted by hurricanes in five Florida counties.

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   Who was Jessie Ball duPont?

   • Jessie Ball duPont (January 20, 1884 – September 26, 1970) was an American teacher, philanthropist and designated a Great Floridian by the Florida Department of State. Jessie Dew Ball was born on January 20, 1884, in Hardings, Northumberland County, Virginia to Lalla Gresham and Thomas Ball, a Confederate Civil War veteran and attorney.

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   What is the Jessie Ball duPont Center?

   • Now the Jessie Ball duPont Center, the former library named for Haydon Burns, the longest-sitting mayor in Jacksonville's history (1949-1965), opened in November 1965. Considered state of the art, the 126,000-square-foot building was wrapped in vibrantly colored tiles and had strong lines and angles.

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   What did Jessie Ball do for a living?

   • When Jessie Ball was a teacher in San Diego, California, she used her savings to award college scholarships to needy students, eventually managing more than 100 scholarships. After her marriage to Alfred I. duPont in 1921, she continued making charitable gifts, but on a larger scale.

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10. flwomenshalloffame.org › bio › jessie-ball-dupontJessie Ball duPont - Florida Women's Hall of Fame

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    Jacksonville, FL. Jessie Ball duPont, as wife and adviser to Alfred I. duPont, was responsible for his vast business enterprises in Florida and the principal trustee of his estate. She used her personal wealth to enhance the lives of others by supporting education, social services, communities and the arts in Florida.