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News09-14-2009 - Editorial: Getting Tagged for a Good Cause 01-09-2009 - Corrections Foundation License Plate in Danger of Being Ended 05-14-2008 - Specialty tags honor corrections employees 05-01-2008 - Corrections Foundation Sponsoring Spring Golf Tournament at Orange County National 08-02-2007 - Bring Books -- Catch a Ballgame 08-02-2007 - DC Collects Books for Children Visiting Parents in Prison 06-15-2007 - Gov. Crist Signs Foundation Tag Into Law 06-01-2007 - Florida Legislature Passes Specialty Tag Recognizing, Supporting DC Officers and Staff 02-19-2007 - Foundation Tag Passes Audit 12-08-2006 - Proposed License Plate Would Benefit Prison Families 02-22-2006 - DC Charity May Be Biggest Loser in Denim-Gate 12-01-2005 - Corrections Foundation Donates Computers to Midway Community Organization 11-28-2005 - Corrections Foundation Board of Directors Meet at Lawtey Correctional Institution 04-14-2005 - Corrections Foundation Annual Membership Campaign: When You Join We All Win! 04-14-2005 - Corrections Foundation Board of Directors Meet in Tallahassee 03-01-2005 - Give your Brother and Sister a Hand, Join the Corrections Foundation in 2005 02-28-2005 - Sheila Logue Retires Following 35 Years of Dedicated Service 02-28-2005 - Operation Starting Line Support of Hurricane Relief - |
Due to a serious illness which required me to have surgery performed at Shands Medical Hospital in Gainesville, my supervisors thought enough of me to request assistance from the Corrections Foundation. This surgery required me to be hospitalized for four (4) days, and even after discharge from the hospital I was unable to travel back to Tallahassee for another three (3) days. Assistance from the Foundation enabled my husband and son to stay at a nearby hotel to care for me during my stay in the hospital and upon my release. Without the Foundation’s assistance, it would have been a financial hardship on my family and something else to worry about. I cannot express the gratitude I have for such wonderful co-workers and their generous donations which allowed the foundation to assist me and my family. It is people like the members in the foundation that make life’s misfortunes a lot easier to cope and deal with, and for that I’ll always have gratitude in my heart and will continue to be a member as long as I’m employed at the Department of Corrections! Sharon L. Cherry, CPPB, FCCM Government Operations Consultant II |
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