$26,152,688! Rockin’ Past the Goal to Make Lasting Change
"I have been humbled by the passion and commitment of people from all walks of life to the mission of United Way," said Ron Autrey, Campaign Chair and President and Chief Operating Officer, Miller Electric Company, as he announced the $26,152,688 total raised for the 2007 Campaign, a 4.6% increase over the 2006 campaign.
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Jaguars and United Way Huddle Up for Fun and Fitness!
The Jacksonville Jaguars and United Way of Northeast Florida teamed up for the 9th annual Hometown Huddle at Woodland Acres Boys & Girls Club and Woodland Acres Elementary School to give back to the community and provide a day of fitness to more than 250 Arlington youth.
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United Way of Northeast Florida Sets Community Goal in Excess of $26 Million
United Way of Northeast Florida kicked off the 2007 community campaign today at the Prime Osborn Convention Center. With more than 700 guests in attendance 2007 Campaign Chair Ron Autrey, president of Miller Electric, announced the campaign goal of $26,102,672 that will allow United Way to increase its impact in improving lives of First Coast children and families.
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United Way Launches New Strategies that Drive School Readiness and High School Completion
Executive Report on Success By 6
Executive Report on Achievers For Life
United Way of Northeast Florida announced two innovative strategies to decrease dropout rates and increase the number of preschool children attending high quality early learning centers. With more than 100 educators, community leaders, and public officials present, United Way unveiled its Success By 6 and Achievers For Life initiatives at a media briefing held at Arlington Middle School.
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United Way's Third Book Release Promotes Positive Aspects of Seniors
United Way's Life: Act 2 Partnership Council and its Multigenerational Early Literacy Collaboration (MELC) recently announced the publication of the MELC program's third children's book, Just Mollie and Me.more >>