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- Location:
- Gainesville, FL, 32607
- Phone:
- 352-331-2800
- Mon - Fri:
- 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
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United Way of North Central Florida Timely article by the Wall Street Journal. How do you feel about their assessment of charitable giving trends?
Source: online.wsj.com
For starters, donors need to begin doling out more money, and to the places that really need it. So argues Pablo Eisenberg , senior fellow in the Center for Public and Nonprofit Leadership at Georgetown Public Policy Institute in Washington, D.C..
United Way of North Central Florida Today Shands HealthCare is kicking off their "2009 LIVE UNITED" campaign with an agency volunteer fair and pep rally! Thanks, Shands employees, for your continued commitment to United Way.
United Way of North Central Florida Student United Way members come out to raise awareness of the importance of improving school readiness and graduation rates.
United Way of North Central Florida Mayor Hanrahan (L) and United Way President Karen Bricklemyer draw attention to childrens issues in worsttofirst.org walk on UF campus.
United Way of North Central Florida Student United Way will be out supporting Bud Chiles and the "Worst to First" campaign. Join us at 12:30 at the Plaza of the Americas!
Student United Way is a student-led community change organization at the University of Florida. The primary functions of Student United Way are to... -Give, Advocate, and Volunteer in the areas of E...
United Way of North Central Florida Bud Chiles, Michael Winn & KB stuff packs for United Way's Weekend Backpack Program.
United Way of North Central Florida Come out to Plaza of the Americas to support Student United Way and the Worst to First movement!
United Way of North Central Florida Lawton "Bud" Chiles will visit Gainesville on his statewide walk of one million steps to draw attention www.WorstToFirst.org. Join us on the walk from Santa fe College to UF. Wear your LIVE UNITED shirt and meet us at 10 a.m. at SFC or at 12:30 p.m. on the Plaza of the Americas.
Source: www.WorstToFirst.org
He earned a reputation as one of America's strongest, most consistent children's advocates by standing up, speaking out, and taking decisive action to meet the needs of children.
United Way of North Central Florida Did you catch us at Gator Growl this year?
United Way of North Central Florida The Gainesville Sun interviewed Student United Way member Michelle McKenzie as she volunteered for the Crop Drop. Read the full article.
Source: www.gainesville.com
For more information or to get involved, visit http://www.endhunger.org/.
United Way of North Central Florida 45,000lbs of fresh produce was bagged, and distributed to many community agencies including Peaceful Paths, Bread of the Mighty, and Catholic Charities to feed our community's hungry. Thanks to our Student United Way members who volunteered!
United Way of North Central Florida Have a great weekend by thinking about WE before me.
United Way of North Central Florida Thanks Sheriff Sadie Darnell and the Sheriff's Office for getting involved with our ONE NEIGHBORHOOD Initiative. Check out the article below
Children in need receive backpacks full of food during United Way initiative | Gainesville.com | The
Source: www.gainesville.com
Linda Jones was all smiles Wednesday morning while loading non-perishable food into small, child-sized rolling backpacks.It was while she was talking about why she was performing the volunteer work that she choked up
United Way of North Central Florida Employees at Alachua County Sheriff's Office deliver books, backpacks and food in addition to $$$ for their United Way campaign.
United Way of North Central Florida
We just received an update from Tom’s of Maine—we are 4th out of the ENTIRE country with only 10 days left! Only the top 5 programs are funded so we need to work hard to keep our spot! Vote today!
http://www.tomsofmaine.com/community-inv
Source: www.tomsofmaine.com
Small differences in a community can make a large difference in the world. In November we’ll award five nonprofit organizations with $20,000. Take action by letting others know!
