Please plan to join us on Wed. Feb. 23 for our monthly board meeting as we plan to have Democratic Congressional candidate in District 3 Danielle Hawk present to speak.  She is running for the seat currently occupied by Kat Cammack.  I don’t know Kat’s views on water but if you attend our meeting you can learn what Danielle thinks about Florida’s water problems.

The board meeting will take place at 6:30 pm at OSFR headquarters at Rum 138, 2070 W CR 138, Fort White, FL.

The  following comes from the website of Danielle Hawk:

Danielle has spent her entire life fighting for every day people. Growing up in a suburb of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Danielle watched her parents work hard to make ends meet for their three children while still finding a way to take care of others. Her parents’ community-oriented approach to life instilled in her the importance of living a life of compassion and service. From a young age, Danielle has always made it a priority in her life to spend her free time volunteering at community organizations or finding ways to lead through service, like when she led a community-wide project to gather Christmas gifts for troops stationed overseas. 

Danielle volunteered in Central America where she took part in a year-long program aimed at supporting impoverished and orphaned children in El Salvador and Guatemala. After returning to the US, she attended college in South Florida, where she started a career in higher education before settling in Gainesville. Danielle holds a BA in Ministry from Palm Beach Atlantic University and a Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies from Biola University. 

Published by OSFR

Our Santa Fe River, Inc is a Florida not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) organization composed of concerned citizens working to protect the waters and lands supporting the aquifer, springs and rivers within the watershed of the Santa Fe River. We do this by promoting public awareness pertaining to the ecology, quality, and quantity of the waters and lands immediately adjacent to and supporting the Santa Fe River, including its springs and underlying aquifer.

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