Television news anchor Jennifer Sanders and her fans outside the Vision Center on S. Salina Street.
News Channel 9 news anchor and reporter Jennifer Sanders always gets love from her adopted hometown of Syracuse (even though she’s a Cowboys fan).
She visited Mercy Works, Inc’s. Trunk or Treat event last night to give out candy with volunteers and pose for photographs.
The epic transformation of the Clarence Jordan Vision Center by Chris Sutter and his team almost makes us forget how dilapidated the structure was just a few years ago.
Clarence Jordan Vision Center, Under Construction (from Raynor Street)
Seeing the current images of the Clarence Jordan Vision Center gives you an appreciation for concrete dreams, purchase development and letting ideas out.
Clarence Jordan
Mercy Works, Inc. announced that it will hold a groundbreaking for the Clarence Jordan Vision Center on South Salina Street next week. The work done by Jordan, the well-known fundraiser, former Rescue Mission chief, and all-around nice guy, proves that it takes more than millennials to make a city great.
Kenneth Gethers
Kenneth Gethers, Instructor Teen Tech Program
Gina Rivers, cialis program director for Mercy Works, Inc.
Ms. Rivers, a founding advisor to SIF, was the keynote speaker for the Teen Tech Program summer session commencement on Monday evening. The event was held at the Vision Center on South Salina Street.
Below is a portion of her remarks, which skillfully interpreted and updated the essence of the “I Have a Dream” speech by Dr. King.
The “I Have a Dream” speech was given at the 1963 March on Washington 50 years ago on this day.
Team Building: The Vision Center
The former and current head of The Syracuse Rescue Mission (Clarence Jordan and Alan Thornton) talk at the Vision Center on South Salina Street following the 2013 Teen Tech graduation ceremony.
Mercy Works Director Gina Rivers prepares Synergy students during their orientation last week. The event was held at the Vision Center on South Salina Street.