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TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY United Way thanks community partners for helping make an impact
United Way made quite an impact in Martin County last year by focusing resources on priority needs in areas of education, income and health through programs that provided early learning opportunities for at risk children, free tax preparation for low-to moderate-income families, pre-natal care for infants of uninsured mothers and so much more. “We have a long history as being a leader in volunteerism and as an unbiased advocate for the community’s needs, but we wouldn’t be able to make such significant impact if not for the support of our community partners,” said Jim Vojcsik, executive director of United Way. “The Champions awards dinner gives us the opportunity to formally recognize this campaign’s major contributors and say, ‘thank you,’ for their continued support.” This year’s Champions of the Community awards dinner was made possible with the help of Publix Super Markets, Jade Smith of Island Party Rentals, Judy Swan of Swan Photography and Bryan Garner of FPL, the emcee of the evening. 2010-11 Champions of the Community |
United Way of Martin County celebrated this past year’s successes with 200 of its closest supporters, volunteers and community partners on May 12 during the annual Champions of the Community awards dinner.