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The governor thanks Mr. Madrigal-luna for volunteering with the Florida Guardian ad Litem Program to advocate for children. The program aims to reach 10,000 volunteers by 2015 for its 35th anniversary. The governor expresses that volunteers make a huge impact and all children deserve an advocate they can trust.
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Rick Scott Recommendation
- 1. Rrcr Scorr Govsnxon December 6,2013 Mr. Luis Madrigal-luna CAL Volunteer Guardian ad Litem Office 250 North Beach Street Suite 140 Daytona Beach, Florida 32774 Dear Mr. Madrigal-luna: I would like to personally thank you for choosing to become a volunteer with the Florida Guardian ad Litem Program. This volunteer experience truly is a special calling that will change your life. I know that you will receive as much fulfillment from being a volunteer as the children will receive from having someone advocate on their behalf. The Florida Guardian ad Litem Program is working tirelessly to reach a goal of 10,000 voices by 2015, the program's 35-year anniversary. The Guardian ad Litem Program is excited to celebrate this milestone and is pleased you have chosen to become a paft of this tremendous work. All children deserve to have someone they can trust, who will listen to them, mentor them, and most importantly, be a constant adult figure in their lives. Your time, knowledge, and commitment will be appreciated and treasured throughout your experience as a guardian ad litem volunteer. It is caring Floridians like you who are making an enormous impact on the children of our state. Thank you for your commitment to serving Florida's most vulnerable children. Sincerely, Rick Scott Covernor THE CAPITOL TrLr-rnnssrr, Fronro,q 32399. (850) 488-2272. Fu (850)488-4,l55 f @hsWcrkingFl www.FLGov.com