United Way of Citrus County

News Articles

We all can make a difference in someone's life - Jan. 7th 2006
Citrus County Chronicle Editorial
The story of Elizabeth Siggio, recently told in the Chronicle, is a good example of how we as a community can make a difference in the lives of those who suffer tragedies.

Citrus reached out in 2005 to help Hancock County - Jan. 3rd 2006
By Mike Wright /Citrus County Chronicle
Before Aug. 29, chances are few people around these parts had ever heard of Hancock County, Miss.

Woman's new life is on a roll - Dec. 29th 2005
By Mike Wright /Citrus County Chronicle
Doug Alexander sure knows how to make someone feel welcome.

211 system proving itself a vital link for the needy - Dec. 28th, 2005
A Citrus Times Editorial
It can be difficult for government and social service agencies to measure the impact on their community of their decisions, especially when it comes to gauging the effects of new initiatives aimed at helping people.

Dial 2-1-1 kick-off planned - Mar. 6th 2005
By John Marmish
Number to provide centralized public health, human services information.

Marmish elected to state board - Mar. 6th 2005
John Marmish, United Way of Citrus County executive director, has been elected to serve on the United Way of Florida Board of Governors.

Annie W. Johnson Senior Service Center Assists the Needy and Elderly - Jan. 2005
By John Marmish
The Annie W. Johnson Senior Service Center, located on the Citrus side of Dunnellon and just off Highway 41, has assisted the needy and the elderly since 1976.