Doing Good Together in Fort Myers

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Volunteers, donors, and church and community partners joined us for the Doing Good Together reception Tuesday, May 30, in Fort Myers.

The event is our way of saying thank you to all who play a role in our mission. Last night we honored the Department of Children and Families Secretary, Shevaun Harris for all of her support. Each supporter is worth more than gold to us and our families. Some have hosted a child in a safe environment while the parents work to stabilize their family. Some have been an advocate for someone in crisis, an ear to listen, experience to pull from. Some gather supplies and resources. Some help job seekers connect to employment. You give your time or money. You give your prayer.

 

Please enjoy these images from the event:

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Every year at our receptions, we recognize supporters who have gone above and beyond to help families.  The 2023 honorees are:

Host Family of the Year

Cory & Jackson Burton 

Mentor of the Year

Mirline Sheridan 

Church Partner of the Year

Christ Community Church 

Community Partner of the Year

Lee Health Social workers 

Department of Children and Families Partner of the Year

Lutricia Burney 

Doug Campbell Generosity Award

Norman Love

Champion for Strong Families Award

Suncoast Beverages

 

Thank you to our title sponsor, Gaea Landscaping.

And a special thank you to LadyCakes Bakery in Cape Coral for providing the delicious desserts.

Posted May 31, 2023

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