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6/25/2008
CFDFL Receives $355,467 from HFUW
On Tuesday, June 24, the Heart of Florida United Way awarded The Center For Drug-Free Living, Inc. $355,467 to support its mission of “Promoting Healthy, Responsible Lifestyles”.   These funds will be used to support six (6) separate programs operated by The Center.
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2/12/2008
Community Foundation Supports IT
The Community Foundation of Central Florida Supports Information Technology at The Center For Drug-Free Living   Orlando, Fla. – (February 7 th , 2008)   The Community Foundation of Central Florida, ( http://www.
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1/31/2008
Women's Residential Success Story
OrlandoSentinel FAMILY FUND HOLIDAY CAMPAIGN Former addict shows others path out of drug nightmare (with video) Scott Maxwell Sentinel Columnist December 6, 2007 Desiree McCormick knows precisely what induced her labor.
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1/31/2008
Rollins Hosts Women's Res. for Holiday Event
Campus Security and Fraternity Team Up to Host Luncheon for Center for Drug-Free Living On Wednesday, December 12, the Rollins Department of Campus Security and fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon teamed up to host mothers and children from the Center for Drug-Free Living on campus for a special holiday luncheon.
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6/7/2007
White House Drug Czar To Visit Orlando
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OFFICE OF NATIONAL DRUG CONTROL POLICY Washington , DC   20503   Media Advisory: Tuesday, June 5, 2007 Contact:   Rafael Lemaitre 202-395-6649 cell: 202-368-8424   ( Washington , D.
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4/10/2007
Developer Helping to Reshape Young Lives
As the Founder and CEO of Kuhn Companies, you may know Cameron Kuhn as one of the largest and most successful real estate developers in Florida .   As the developer of premier properties in Orlando and Jacksonville , Cameron has become known as the consummate Florida Developer.
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