CIL Joins UF Campaign for Charities: Supporting Independence Through Community Giving

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The CIL is proud to once again participate in the UF Campaign for Charities (UFCC) — running through October 17th! 🌟

The UFCC is the University of Florida’s annual employee giving campaign, and it’s a wonderful opportunity to support organizations making a difference right here in our community.

💙 When you choose to designate your donation to the CIL, you’re directly supporting our mission to empower people with disabilities to achieve their goals for independence. Plus, designated donations also increase our share of the undesignated pool of funds — meaning your gift goes even further in helping us serve!

Important note: You don’t have to be a UF employee to give! Anyone can contribute to the UFCC and designate the CIL as their organization of choice. Just visit the UFCC website and look for the option for “other donors.”

Every donation, no matter the size, helps us continue to advocate for accessibility, civil rights, and equal opportunities for people with disabilities across our 16-county region.

Donate today ➡️ https://ufcc.ufl.edu/

Jacee, Employment Consultant wearing a black polo shirt with the Center for Independent Living logo smiles while standing next to the University of Florida’s Albert the Alligator mascot. They are inside a large event space with blue carpeting, orange and blue UF décor, and people gathered in the background.
Two women (Jacee and Mika) wearing black polo shirts with the Center for Independent Living logo sit behind a table covered with a blue CIL tablecloth. The table displays informational sheets, pens, hand sanitizers, and candy. The event is set up in a large room with blue carpeting, decorated tables, and balloon displays in the background.

Thank you to Jacee, Employment Consultant, and Mika for representing the CIL at this year’s UFCC Kick Off Event! It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with UF employees, share our mission, and showcase our impact within our community.