This is Home: January 24, 2014

The new dental clinic will go from serving 2,000 patients to 6,000 patients.

David Williams reports on the demolition for the new dental clinic thanks to Apple Project donors.

Good Morning Jacksonville is live from the site of the Apple Project dental clinic hours before the celebration demolition.

First Coast News' giant celebration. School kids, construction workers, volunteers, dental patients and organizers on site for demolition.

Jeannie Blaylock reports on local artists raising money for the Apple Project.

Dad Andrew Stainsby saw our Apple Project on TV and thought it would be a great mission for the Native Sons and Daughters group.

John Kirschner served in the Navy. Now he'd just like to have a good set of teeth. But he's like many veterans who find that the VA won't always pay for dental.

Joe shows us what a flipper is and how you can help The Apple Project build a free dental clinic.

Jeannie Blaylock reports on the Philippian Community Church helping the Apple Project.

We're almost there! But not quite. Still, though, the announcement Monday is terrific news for The Apple Project, our effort to rally the community to build a free dental clinic for the First Coast.

Thanks to Oakleaf High School for helping us get closer to our goal!

Grace Lutheran School in Arlington and its business partner Thrivent (a financial group) are donating $5,000 will be matched by Weaver Foundation to make a $10,000 donation!

Good news for The Apple project: Now the Bug Lady is stepping up to help. Thanks to Pat Stratton's Lady Bug Pest Control, the free dental clinic FCN is working to build won't have any termites.

Like a good cup of freshly-roasted coffee or tea? You can enjoy your coffee and help the Apple Project at Condaxis Coffee and Tea Company on Beaver Street, right across from the Farmers Market.

Moody's Roofing Co. has agreed to donate $9,000 in labor to put a roof on The Apple Project's new low-income dental clinic.

Jeannie Blaylock reports on fundraising ideas for the Apple Project at work.

We're seeing some wonderful momentum from folks who donated to our Apple Project at Winn-Dixie, Chick-fil-A, an The Maple Street Biscuit Company.

Jeannie Blaylock reports on the Maple Street Biscuit Company creating a special Spiced Apple Biscuit to raise funds for our Apple Project.

Jeannie Blaylock reports on Winn-Dixie donating apples for the Apple Project.

Jeannie Blaylock reports on the spirited students at Ridgeview help Apple Project.

Jeannie Blaylock reports on spirited students at Ridgeview helping the Apple Project.

Hats of to Johny Appleseed (also known as principal Krissy Thompson) and the students and families at St. Paul's Catholic School for raising more than $5,000 for the Apple Project.

An apple pie eating contest helps raise awareness for The Apple Project, which will help build a free dental clinic in Jacksonville.

Jeannie Blaylock reports on Freddie's story for the Apple Project.

Jeannie Blaylock reports on Jennifer's story.

Jeannie Blaylock reports on Frank H. Peterson supporting the Apple Project.

RPDS, Riverside Presbyterian Day School, is joining the Apple Project to help build a free dental clinic in Jacksonville.

Sheltair, an aviation development company by Jacksonville International Airport, is joining the Apple Project. Customers and employees are finding apple pie, apple juice, applesauce and other goodies in their lobby.

Frank H. Peterson Appled. (Video submitted by Charlie Tulington at Frank H. Peterson)

Mike Lyons interviews Mary Ann Cox with the Executive Director of Community Health Outreach about the Apple Project

Some community folks are already jumping to get a brand new dental clinic built in Jacksonville. The clinic would serve thousands of low income, uninsured families every year.

Jeannie Blaylock tells James' story, who can't afford to lose any more teeth.

The Metro Diner is helping the Apple Project.

Jeannie Blaylock explains the aim of the Apple Project -- to build a dental clinic for low-income children and adults. Originally published September 4, 2013.

If you cringe every time you see a camera pointed at you, maybe you can relate to Freddie.

Wow! Holy Family Catholic School in Baymeadows has already jumped in to help build a free dental clinic in Jacksonville for low income, uninsured families.