The Community Care Fair was lit. The event, hosted Saturday (July 8) at the Central Florida Fair Grounds by Let Your Voice Be Heard Inc., featured motivational speakers, information resources by local non-profit and social service organizations, food, fun and entertainment by top dance and musical artists. Crowd enjoys the Community Care Fair The event was held in one of the fair ground’s covered pavilions. Despite occasional downpours outside emcees ChaCha and MiShara Bianca kept the fun flowing for the several hundred people who attended the free event. The event was held to express love to west side communities, encourage young people to keep the peace and to encourage hope, explained Miles Mulrain Jr., one of the leaders of Let Your Voice Be Heard. Let Your Voice Be Heard has been busy for months on the streets meeting with school children and young adults to discuss ways to improve the community. The see the event and hear from Miles, click here . C...

A new breed of west Orlando leaders will take center stage this Saturday at the Community Care Fair being held at the Central Florida Fairgrounds. Miles Mulrain Jr., Khing Zulu and the Let Your Voice Be Heard organization are the driving force behind the free event that was designed to share opportunities, information and fun with the community – especially young people. The event begins at 12 noon and ends at 6 p.m. Dozens of non-profit and social-service organizations will be on hand to share information. There will be vendor tables, food and drink, as well as musical performances by Mook Boy, Elised, King Biggie and other artists. Let Your Voice Be Heard has been working hard in the community to engage young people to help keep the peace, share ideas with monthly discussion forums and collaborating with other grassroots organizations, such as Saving Our Daughters Inc, 1Community 1Orlando, and others. For more details, please click here . Click here for more news...