Church of Scientology, Flag Service Organization

Supporting groups that embody the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Youth for Human Rights of Florida participated in “Erase Bullying”.

The Way to Happiness, a non-religious moral code based on common sense is planting the seeds for a new future for East Tampa.

Every 12 seconds, a child uses an illicit substance for the first time. Giving kids a real education on drugs is the Foundation for a Drug Free World.

The Right to an Education and the Right to Play were among the 30 Human Rights 166 youth and their parents petitioned for at the Youth for Human Rights Florida’s “signathon” in honor of the UN’s International Day of Youth.

Petitioning for every child to be made aware of their Human Rights, Youth for Human Rights Florida is participating in an international “signathon” in honor of the UN’s International Day of Youth.

More than 20 local organizations, including the Church of Scientology of Tampa’s Volunteer Ministers helped the children of North Greenwood get ready for school.

Nearly 40 volunteers stepped up and donated blood at the One Blood/ Volunteer Minister Blood Drive this week in Clearwater.

Echoing the spirit upon which the City was founded, the historic Ybor Square hosts the 2013 International Day of Friendship on July 30th

Blood donations can mean the difference between life and death. To help fill this on-going need, the Church of Scientology’s Volunteer Ministers will be collecting donations on Saturday, July 20th in downtown Clearwater.

Even a torrential rainstorm just before the fireworks could not put a damper on an evening of friendship, food and celebration of the fabulous 4th at the Church of Scientology’s Oak Cove Hotel.