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Single Mom In Clair-Mel City Dazzled By Home Makeover
More than 50 volunteers converged on the home of Norma Hicks, a teacher's assistant and single mom in Clair-Mel City, intent on sprucing up her domicile by slapping on a coat of paint, making repairs and adding a splash of landscaping. ...more
June 20, 2008
Tampa Nonprofit Group Builds History Of Aid For Poor Homeowners
TAMPA - More than 50 volunteers converged on the home of Norma Hicks, a teacher and single mom in Clair-Mel City, intent on sprucing up her domicile by slapping on a coat of paint, making repairs and adding a splash of landscaping. ...more
June 19, 2008
Habitat To Recruit More Volunteers
NEW PORT RICHEY -- West Pasco Habitat for Humanity will recruit more volunteers this Saturday to its mission of helping build homes for lower-income residents who otherwise couldn't afford them. ...more
June 18, 2008
Muslim Doctors Start Free Medical Clinic In Brooksville
For some three dozen local Muslim physicians, calling Hernando County home means more than living and practicing here. ...more
June 12, 2008
Students Learn Some Money Sense
Pamela Perez said she wants a place she can call her own - and to be able to go shopping. ...more
May 21, 2008
Adult Entertainment Tax Plan Benefits People On Medicaid
TALLAHASSEE - People who go to a topless bar or pay for a personal escort service could help nursing home residents afford haircuts or movie tickets if lawmakers agree to an unusual new sales tax. ...more
February 5, 2008
Applying For Hurricane Grants Isn't Smooth Process
TAMPA - Out-of-pocket expense isn't the only hurdle for low-income residents participating in the My Safe Florida Home program. ...more
January 27, 2008
Many Low-Income Floridians Can't Afford Hurricane Grants
TAMPA - For low-income residents in Hillsborough County, the cost to participate in the My Safe Florida Home grant program often can exceed their meager means. Faced with paying upfront for improvements, as much as $5,000, then waiting for a state reimbursement, low-income residents are finding the program is out of their financial reach. It wasn't supposed to be this way. ...more
January 27, 2008
Hurricane Grants Too Pricey For Poor
For low-income residents in Hillsborough County, the cost to participate in the My Safe Florida Home grant program often can exceed their meager means. ...more
January 27, 2008
Applying For Grants Isn't Smooth Process
Out-of-pocket expense isn't the only hurdle for low-income residents participating in the My Safe Florida Home program. ...more
January 26, 2008
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