As a non-profit organization, FOSCI, accepts cash and non-cash gifts to support our homicide survivors. These non-cash gifts include both tangible property (slightly used, surplus or new furniture, equipment, clothing, school supplies, cars, computers, books, toiletries, etc.) and personal services (legal, healthcare, accounting, maintenance, volunteer, etc.)  All donated goods and services are referred to as in-kind contributions. Bring your cash and in-kind donations inside the FOSCI headquarters, 2212 N. Myrtle Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32209, during normal operating hours, Monday thru Friday, 10 AM to 1 PM. Also, feel free to push any of our on-line donate buttons on the FOSCI website to enter your donations using your credit or debit cards.

Please…DO NOT LEAVE DONATIONS OUTSIDE OF FOSCI’S BUILDING; and don’t forget that receipt if you will be filing taxes next year! Donation receipts are available upon request.

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FOSCI Management

Losing a loved one through homicide is one of the most traumatic experiences that an individual can face; it is an event for which no one can adequately prepare, but which leaves in its wake tremendous emotional pain and upheaval.  Homicide or murder is defined as the “willful (non-negligent) killing of one human being by another.”
There are seven to ten close relatives not counting significant others, friends, neighbors, and co-workers for each victim.  Those left behind to mourn are called “homicide survivors” and no amount of justice, restitution, prayer or compassion will bring their loved one back.

FOSCI, touching the lives of families of homicide victims, provides an adaptive support system that encourages and enables the emotional and physical well-being of homicide survivors.

For over a decade, when a family encounters the loss of a loved one, FOSCI is often times the first call for help. FOSCI immediately employs strategic initiatives designed to give financial support, personal development, and long term recovery efforts to the homicide survivor. If FOSCI, cannot accommodate the homicide survivor, they will gracefully assist them in finding a resource who can.