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Today would have been Jovita Moore’s 58th birthday. Her scholarship helps keep her memory alive

Remembering Jovita Moore

ATLANTA — Each and every day, the WSB-TV family remembers the life and legacy of Channel 2 anchor Jovita Moore.

Saturday, Oct. 4 marks a special day in the WSB-TV newsroom; it would have been our beloved colleague and friend’s 58th birthday.

Moore died on Oct. 28, 2021, just seven months after she was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer.

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Jovita had been with Channel 2 Action News since 1998. We are on a mission to make sure her legacy is never forgotten.

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Back in 2022, Cox Media Group announced a scholarship fund in Jovita’s memory. The $25,000 annual investment supports students studying broadcast journalism in remembrance of Jovita’s life and legacy.

The Cox Media Group scholarship is managed through the National Association of Black Journalists. Here is how you can donate today.

  • Go to NABJonline.org and click Donate. Select a pre-designated gift selection or type in a desired donation amount and how often the donation will recur
  • Under the first drop-down menu asking where to direct the donation, select Scholarships. Under the second drop-down menu clarifying the type of scholarship, select Journalism Scholarships
  • Check the box I would like to make this gift in honor of someone under In Tribute
  • Type Jovita Moore in the Name of person being memorialized and honored box
  • Fill out contact and payment information as requested
  • Click the I’m not a robot box
  • Submit

Students can also apply to benefit from the scholarship by clicking here.

The Jovita Moore scholarship isn’t the only way to keep her memory alive. Earlier this year, WSB-TV walked in memory of Jovita at the National Brain Tumor Society’s second annual GA Brain Tumor Walk & Race.

The event raised over $160,000 for funds to support the needs of brain tumor patients and their families.

You can also donate to Our House Atlanta, an organization that was close to Jovita’s heart throughout her time in Atlanta.

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