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SERVICIO, CARIDAD, UNIDAD / SERVICE, GIVING, UNITY

UNITED WAY cont.

recover from impacts of the pandemic,

and we are so proud to have been a

part of that,” Jasen continued. “Many

are still struggling to meet basic needs

and that’s why UWEC fights everyday

for our most vulnerable neighbors.”

UWEC continues to help Okaloosa

and Walton county residents recover

through its Community Investment

Grants. This fund supports the work

of local nonprofit partners who are

effectively addressing our area’s most

critical needs through healthcare,

education, and financial stability.

Applications from UWEC Partner

Agencies for the 2021-22 grant cycle

are currently being reviewed.

More information about the

COVID-19 relief fund, our sponsors,

partners, and UWEC’s community

impact is available at united-way.org/

COVID-19.

ABOUT UNITED WAY: United

Way Emerald Coast is a local,

volunteer-governed organization that

works with hundreds of partners to

fight for the health, education, and

financial stability of every person

in Okaloosa and Walton counties.

To drive positive change, United

Way Emerald Coast evaluates

our community’s diverse needs,

mobilizes the caring power of the

community and directs resources

to the areas that will have the most

positive impact in our community.

Gulf Coast Friends Donate

to CIC Kids

Photo Left to Right: Ken Hair, Children In Crisis President and CEO receives a

huge donation of food, paper products and a donation of $1,500 from Gulf Coast

Friends, and the Santa Rosa Woman’s Club represented by Linda Bozorgnia, Lynda

Hyland and Sheree Northrup. The donation will help the at-risk children living at

the CIC Neighborhood to be better prepared for the summer break. The items were

a true blessing to the Kids.

The Gulf Coast Friends and Santa

Rosa Woman’s Club helped the kids

living at Children in Crisis by having

a Food drive and donated a huge

assortment of needed items. Thanks to

the generous donations, the kids living

at the CIC Neighborhood will be better

prepared for summer break.

According to Ken Hair, CIC

President & CEO, “The donation

helped provide our at-risk children

living at CIC with much needed items.

The donation truly makes a difference

and we are very thankful.”

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Children in Crisis, Inc. is a 501(c)(3),

non-profit charity of caring people

working together to provide homes

and establish hope to the abused,

neglected, and abandoned children

of our community. Since 2008, CIC

has provided a home, care and love

to over 988 at-risk children.

To learn more about Children in

Crisis call 850-864-4242 or visit

www.childrenincrisisfl.org.

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