Ormond Beach residents raise money for Food for Hope with lemonade stand
Ormond Beach residents raise money for Food for Hope with lemonade stand
| Ormond Beach Observer |
Volusia-Flagler Counties
East Volusia Community Notes, April 13, 2018
East Volusia Community Notes, April 13, 2018
| Hometown News (press release) (blog) |
Courtney Edgcomb: The new mother of three is making strides with United Way
OUR VIEW: Local emphasis key to giving
OUR VIEW: Local emphasis key to giving
| Portorangeobserver.com |
Charities face big challenges. That doesn’t mean they should be pessimistic...And the United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties says its donation total for 2017 was dinged by Hurricane Irma; workplace-giving campaigns scheduled for the fall were postponed when the big storm struck, and post-Irma many businesses were preoccupied with their own survival.
LETTERS: “These are areas we must improve in order to prosper.”
LETTERS: “These are areas we must improve in order to prosper.”
| Daytona Beach News Journal |
We want residents to know that their United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties is working hard to raise dollars and resources for our community, focusing its investments and measuring the results. This isn’t a quick fix; it’s a long-term process that will create sustainable change in our community.
Florida Hospital Reduces ED Visits for Chronically Ill, Uninsured
Florida Hospital Reduces ED Visits for Chronically Ill, Uninsured
| Hospitals & Health Networks |
Duke Energy Foundation increases Hurricane Irma relief contributions to $1 million
Volunteers, boy scouts flock to Port Orange to assist in Irma cleanup
Volunteers, boy scouts flock to Port Orange to assist in Irma cleanup
| PortOrangeObserver.com |
This group of volunteers was organized by the United Way of Volusia/Flagler counties, who had around 30 locations planned out ahead of time of which to send volunteers.
Resigents spared by Hurricane Irma volunteer to help those impacted the most
Residents spared by Hurricane Irma volunteer to help those impacted the most
| The Daytona-Beach News Journal |
Such a move was too impractical, so she decided to put on her work clothes Saturday morning and show up at the United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties, along with her husband, and get to work helping those whose properties were wrecked by Hurricane Irma.
Business Snapshot
| Gainesville Sun |
Daytona Beach – The Bank of America Charitable Foundation recently presented $15,000 to the United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties.
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