Governor Rick Scott and First Lady Ann Scott Invite K-12 Students to Participate in 2015 Black History Month Contests

Tuesday / February 24 / 2015

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Today, Governor Rick Scott and First Lady Ann Scott announced the 2015 Black History Month contests for students and educators. Art and essay contests are open to students in Kindergarten to 12th grade. Students, parents, teachers and principals have also been invited to nominate full-time, African-American educators... Read More

Governor Rick Scott and First Lady Ann Scott Announce 2015 Black History Month Student and Teacher Contest Winners

Monday / February 16 / 2015

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Governor Rick Scott and First Lady Ann Scott today announced the 2015 Black History Month student and teacher contests winners. The winners will be honored tonight during the Black History Month reception at the Governor’s mansion. The reception celebrates the contributions African-American community leaders, educators and students... Read More

Congressman Webster Recognized for Support of National Service

Tuesday / February 10 / 2015

WASHINGTON – Volunteer Florida and City Year Orlando joined Voices for National Service to recognize Congressman Daniel Webster for his strong support of national service today. Congressman Webster was formally presented with the Outstanding National Service Advocacy Award at the 12th Annual Friends of National Service Awards in Washington, D.C.... Read More

Governor Scott and Volunteer Florida Award Three Champion of Service Awards to Outstanding Floridians

Thursday / February 05 / 2015

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — During today’s Florida Cabinet meeting, Governor Rick Scott and Volunteer Florida awarded three Floridians with the Champion of Service Awards for their outstanding efforts in volunteerism and service. Governor Scott said, “It is an honor to recognize these great Floridians for their service to Florida’s veterans, at-risk... Read More