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WELCOME TO HAWTHORNE AT LEESBURG. As a new resident, youare a member of the Hawthorne Residents Cooperative Association, Inc. andthe owner of a share in the Cooperative. You have made the safest investmentyou could possibly make in an adult retirement community. It has not alwaysbeen so. Hawthorne has been a resident owned community only since January1, 1983.

Construction of Hawthorne began in 1973. It was a dream of the NationalNRTA/AARP to plan and program a model retirement community. ColonialPenn Insurance Group was approached and, in a joint venture with NRTAIAARP, built Hawthorne which now has about 1200 homes and 2000 residentson nearly 300 wooded acres. The first residents bought their homes andplaced them on land owned by Colonial Penn. Those residents had lifetimeleases.

March 1979 the national news media reported Colonial Penn and NRT AIAARP, by court order, had to sever their relationships. July 1979 ColonialPenn assured Hawthorne residents there were no plans to change the leasesand no intent to sell the community. But in December 1981 it became apparentHawthorne was to be sold to another company. It was later ascertained thatnew management planned to condo Hawthorne, charge exhorbitant prices forcondo shares and eliminate or reduce many of the services and programs whichthe residents had enjoyed for the first 6 years. The residents, for good reason,became alarmed.

A transition committee was formed by Hawthorne residents to work outtransition problems should the sale materialize. April 14, 1982 the residentsincorporated and formed the Hawthorne Residents Association. The membersthen voted two assessments totaling $300 per home from those who were ableto pay and authorized the hiring of legal assistance. May 28, 1982 a classaction suit was filed against the owner and purchaser. Three months later thetrial came to an end and the Hawthorne residents won.

HAWTHORNE RESIDENTS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC.Dan Gorden, General Manager

October 15, 1982 the Hawthorne Residents Cooperative Association wasformed. Members authorized the Board to make an offer to purchase Hawthornefrom Colonial Penn for 9.3 million dollars which was accepted. Shares in theCooperative were sold at less than half the price the new company plannedto charge. The residents took over operations January 1, 1983. No residentwas deprived of the right to live here or to continue to benefit from theprograms and services because of inability to pay the assessments or buy shares.Resident cooperation was excellent. '\

More than 8 million dollars was collected from the sale of shares. This wasinvested for a number of months at high interest. This money, plus theinterest, plus the sale of additional shares, enabled the Cooperative to payoffthe entire debt in September 1983 only 91/z months after the purchase. Youare now a member of a resident owned, debt free cominunity.

Under resident ownership, a general manager was hired in 1983, andoperating budgets prepared. Hawthorne is in excellent shape both physicallyand financially thanks to the long hours and hard work of a group of dedicatedresidents and an efficient staff. This, in brief, is the HAWTHORNE STORY.May your days of retirement at Hawthorne be even more enjoyable than youanticipated.

This Handbook has been prepared to give you a permanent record, in con-densed form, of the development of Hawthorne which culminated in theresidents purchasing the community. Also, to provide information to assistyou in getting immediate help should you have an unforseen emergency andto furnish you with other useful information regarding services and facilities.Again, we welcome you to Hawthorne and hope you will find it the perfectcommunity for- your way of life.

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parkmanagement

Management Headquarters is in the Ad-ministrative Office Building located in theMaintenance Area. The telephone number forall departments is 787-1000. These are thedepartments and services under ParkManagement.

AccountingSecurityGrounds MaintenanceBuilding MaintenanceUtilitiesProgram CoordinatorHome ServiceVehicle & Equipment MaintenanceCable TV & ElectronicsBus ServiceMarinaHome SalesOFFICE HOURS:

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Monday - Friday

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MAYBE OBTAINED BY DIALING 787-1000AND ASKING OPERATOR FOR SERVICEDESIRED.

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Maintenance fee payments are due andpayable prior to the l Oth of each month.Statements are not sent on a monthly basis.Payments are accepted at either theAdministrative Offices at the MaintenanceArea, or can be dropped in depository at the"Sun Spot" banking facility in Clubhousearea.

Special envelopes to be used for depositingmaintenance fee or HRCA invoice paymentsin the Sun Banking Slot are available at theProgram Office in the Clubhouse, theAdministrative Office or the HawthorneCooperative office in the Marina.

Most Leesburg Banks offer an automaticpayment arrangement without charge toresidents. Call your Bank for details.

lor yoursalely ...SECURITYFIREAMBULANCEand POLICE

728-3473Be sure the enclosed EMERGENCY

NUMBER DECAL is on your telephone.Additional decals may be obtained from theAdministrative Offices. Call this numberonly for purposes stated - FIRE,AMBULANCE, POLICE. This number isnot to be used for any other calls.

The number 728-3473 is a direct emergencyline to Security Headquarters (located in theMarina Building), and the Main GateSecurity Station. 728-3473 alerts both stationsat the same time. Rescue or fire equipmentwill then be dispatched by radio.

emergencyalarm systemEMERGENCY ALARM SYSTEM

Hawthorne's "RED BUTTON" Emer-gency Alarm System is the ultimate inprotection when a critical situation arises.Such a situation might be a sudden fire orhealth problem rendering a resident unable toreach his telephone or to call for help. Eachhome has two "RED BUTTONS"; the pres-sing of either of the "RED BUTTONS" fora period of two seconds activates both securityand fire personnel, which are dispatched atonce to the address designated on a com-puterized console in Hawthorne's SecurityOffice.

When possible, residents are requested touse the "RED BUTTON" in conjunction withthe emergency telephone number 728-3473.Press the button first, then, if the situationpermits, telephone the nature of the emer-gency. This will assist our security person-nel in their response to the emergency.

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As far as we know, our community is theonly one of its kind offering this vitalsecurity protection. Please be sure not toaccidently push the "RED BUTTON", andwhen youngsters visit, instruct them not toplay near these devices.

Serious damage can be caused to theEmergency Alarm System from digging inyards by persons not knowing the location ofcables vital to its operation. DO NOT DIGWITHOUT CALLING FOR CABLE LOCA-TION! For clearance, call 787-1000,Hawthorne Utilities Office.

SECURITY GATE SYSTEM

Hawthorne's three entrances are protectedby electronically controlled gates operated byinserting a cryptic card into slot provided inentrance pedestal. One card is providedwithout charge to each home. If an additionalcard is desired, it can be acquired from theAdministrative Office. A charge is requiredfor the additional card.

Residents are requested to help maintain theprivacy and security of Hawthorne's facilitiesby keeping the cryptic cards in their personalpossession and taking necessary steps toprevent loss or theft.

Please advise guests to use Hawthorne'smain entrance (Hawthorne Boulevard andHighway 27) so that they can be properlyadmitted by Security Personnel.

landSCaPingA standard landscaping design for in-

dividual homes is followed at Hawthorne.Certain diversification of planting is done toprevent regimental conformity; however, thelandscape design and types of plants areutilized to provide an overall simple, yeteffective community appearance. Locationand types of planting are also designed so thatan effective and well scheduled lawnmowing program can go forward. Random,unauthorized plantings hinder propermowing procedures and add nothing to theappearance of either the individual lot oroverall appearance of the community. ALLPLANTINGS OUTSIDE OF ESTAB-LISHED FLOWER BEDS REQUIREPRIOR APPROVAL BY MANAGEMENT.

Lawn ornaments including all types ofrotating devices are prohibited.

servicesavailableGARBAGEand TRASHCOLLECTION

Garbage and trash collection is made twiceweekly.

Each home at Hawthorne is furnished witha 25 gallon underground garbage receptacle,installed at a predetermined point on the pro-perty, usually adjacent to a neighbor's recep-tacle, so that time used in collection can bebest utilized. GARBAGE AND TRASHMUST BE BAGGED OR BUNDLED FORPICKUP. It is suggested that a standard vinylliner be used in these receptacles because theseliners contribute to better sanitary conditions.Use of standard garbage cans is prohibited atHawthorne.

Trash items that may not fit into the gar-bage receptacle, i.e., lawn or plant trimmings,small trash items, newspapers, etc. must bebagged or bundled and placed next to the gar-bage receptacle for pickup. DO NOT PLACETRASH ITEMS OUT FOR COLLECTIONIMMEDIATELY PRECEDING WEEK-ENDS OR HOLIDAYS.

waler serviceHawthorne is served by its own modern

water plant and distribution system. Thesesystems meet or surpass all requirements ofstate and county health standards. Three deepwells provide our water source; and completeaeration and chlorination facilities provide theclear, pure water for our community.

Residents are requested to help conserve ourprecious water by prudent sprinkling of plantsand lawns. When is it necessary to sprinkle,residents with even numbered addresses wateron even numbered days of the month. Oddnumbered addresses water on odd numbereddays. Please do not leave sprinklers on allnight, and use sprinkler devices that can beadjusted to cover specific areas. Installationof underground sprinkler systems on in-dividual lots is prohibited. Production ofgood, pure water is costly; and it is necessarythat the community cooperate in conservingwater to help maintain the pricing structure.

I.v. and I.m.syslems

All T.V. and F.M. reception within parkboundaries is by underground cable. A masterantenna serves every home at Hawthorne.

A number of F. M. Radio Stations are alsotransmitted by our own cable system. Con-nections for T. V. and F.M. can be orderedat any time by calling the Service Department,787-1000. T.V. connections are limited to twoper home. One T.V. Connection is includedin purchase price of home. Additional con-nections are available at moderate prices.OUTSIDE ANTENNAS OF ANYDESCRIPTION ARE PROHIBITED.It is important that no digging of any kind

be done on lots without first calling theManager's Office. Even a shovel bruiseimpairs signal strength. Persons damagingcables will be charged the full cost of repairs.

wastewater /sewer service

The following T. V. Channels are available: The wastewater/sewer system at Hawthorneis soundly engineered and served by equip-ment of latest design. A force main carriesthe community's wastewater to the regionalplant at Leesburg for treatment of wastewaterand disposal of effluent.

JUST DIALCHANNEL:TO ENJOY CHANNEL:

2 - WESH (NBC) - ORLANDO / DAYTONA4 - HAWTHORNE PRIVATE CHANNEL

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(Park information and events)6- WCPX (CBS) ORLANDO9- WFTV (ABC) ORLANDO

13- WTVT (CBS) TAMPA (Fishing Information)24 - WMFE ORLANDO (Educational)35 - WOFL ORLANDO (Independent)44 - WTOG ST. PETERSBURG

(MovieslDocumentaries)

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JIjI Additional satellite T.V. Channels are available for a moderate fee. This service is pro-

vided by Wiresat Corp., Ocala, FL. For satellite service, dial toll-free, 1-800-342-1041.

marinaHawthorne's Marina is provided for the use

of residents who would like the convenienceof boat dockage and accessibility to LakeCounty waterways without trailering theirboats to ramps for launching. Fuel can be pur-chased at the dock, and a ramp is providedfor those who prefer to store their boats atplaces other than the Marina. There is amonthly charge for docking space within theMarina Area. DO NOT LEAVE BOATSALONG RIVER BANKS. Boat storage inother than the Marina must be in the place

. designated by Hawthorne ResidentsCooperative Association, Inc. Any otherstorage arrangements must be approved inwriting by the General Manager. TheManager is responsible for the assignment ofMarina slips and the collection of usage fees.

laundry facility transportationA complete coin operated laundry is pro-

vided for exclusive use of Hawthorneresidents. Location of the laundry is at 103Tamarisk Way. An enclosed outdoor dryingarea is adjacent to the laundry building for useof persons who prefer air drying.

Bus service to Leesburg and "two Shop-ping Malls" is available on a regular schedule.Reservations are necessary at least one dayin advance for all transportation services.Please call the Administration Office,787-1000, for schedules and reservations.

home additionsand

modificationsA written permit from management is

required prior to any modification or ad-dition to homes at Hawthorne. Before anyrequests for such consent will be considered,a resident will be required to submit to theGeneral Manager a drawing, showing in detailthe proposed structure. If color trim isinvolved, color approval is also necessary.Where construction is involved, building per-mits and other documents may be required.

programThe goal of Hawthorne is to provide a social

climate in which you can achieve a life-stylemost personally satisfying to you. There aremany opportunities to JJecome as active incommunity life as you wish. Or, if it is yourdesire, you may find your happiness in strictlyprivate pursuits.

Club Hawthorne, with its superb facilities,is the hub of community life. It is here thatmany organized programs are conducted. Itis here, also, where activities as informal asvisiting over a cup of coffee takes place.Information about what is going on may beobtained from the program office, the bulletinboards, the publications of the programoffice or Channel 4. You may enroll foractivities of your choice at the RegistrationCenter where forms for that purpose arelocated under clipboards. A bookletdescribing activities for residents' enjoymentand participation is available in the ProgramCoordinator's Office.

programcoordinator

It is the function of the Program Coor-dinator to work with the residents ofHawthorne to develop programs which meettheir needs and interests essential to achiev-ing the goals of the community. The ProgramCoordinator is responsible for scheduling allactivities which use the recreational facilitiesof Hawthorne, with the exception of theMarina. He or she is the chairman of theannual community wide Program PlanningConference, the Program Advisory Group, anex officio member of all activity clubs, theassociate editor of all program publications.

Funds raised by the various programactivities may be deposited in the ClubHawthorne Program Account supervised bya Finance Committee nominated by theProgram Coordinator and appointed by theProgram Advisory Group.

For additional information about programsoffered -and how you may participate, call787-1000, Ext. 215.

use 01the lacilities

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The residents of Hawthorne are notcharged for the use of any communityfacilities. Slip or dockage rentals of theMarina are the sole exception, of the policy.HRCA does, however, reserve the right todetermine how these facilities may best beused for the benefit of the Community and toissue Rules and Regulations governing suchuse. Additionally, because Hawthorne is animportant part of the larger community ofLeesburg, Lake County, and adjacent areas,HRCA reserves the right to permit the use offacilities on a limited basis for special eventsorganized by out-of-park groups when suchevents are considered to be of benefit tosociety in general, including Hawthorneresidents.

HRCA, its employees and agents shall notbe liable for any personal injury or damageto property in any way related or in any wayconnected to the use of HRCA facilities bythe residents except where injury or damageis due to the negligence or omission of HRCA,its employees or agents.

HRCA makes no warranties of any kind ornature with respect to the facilities or theservices or equipment provided. HRCA shallnot be liable for any failure or delay in pro-viding the facilities to the residents resultingfrom fire, explosion, flood, storm, acts ofGod, governmental acts, orders, regulations,hostilities, civil services, strikes, or any othercause beyond the control of HRCA.

serviceslor homes

Hawthorne provides a Home ServiceDepartment with qualified personnel availableat reasonable charges for a variety of mech-anical or structural repairs and maintenanceof homes. The Service Department is locatedin the Maintenance Area off Parkway Street.Office hours are 7:30 a.m. - 12 noon, Mon-day through Friday. To telephone, dial787 -1000 and ask for "Service".

mobilehomeregistrationand taxes

Mobile homes in Hawthorne can be licensed"MH", similar to licensing your automobile,or appraised and assessed as real property"RP" by Lake County. All initial registra-tion, titling, licensing, or recording ishandled by Hawthorne Realty when a homeis purchased through our realty office. Afterinitial processing, annual renewals and filingsare responsibility of homeowners.

Owners of mobile homes licensed "MH"must purchase yearly renewal stickers fromthe State Department of Motor Vehicles.Attachments to the mobile home (i.e. carport,screen porch, etc.) will be assessed for tangi-b~e property tax. Mobile home lots will beassessed for real property tax. Appraisals ofattachments and lots are performed by LakeCounty Tax Appraisers Office.

Mobile homes which have an "RP"classification are assessed as real property.The mobile home, attachments, and lot areappraised as one unit. Appraisals are done byLake County Tax Appraisers Office.

Questions regarding property assessmentsand taxes should be directed to the LakeCounty Property Appraiser's Office, 315West Main Street, Tavares - Phone 343-9748.For questions about mobile home registration,titles and licensing, call Lake County TaxCollector, 315 West Main Street, Tavares, -Phone 343-9622.

UCENSE RENEWALS ARE DUEDURING JANUARY EVERY YEAR.HOMESTEAD EXEMPTIONS, FORPROPERTY TAXES, MUST BE FILED BYMARCH 1 EACH YEAR. PROPERTY TAXBILLS ARE MAILED IN NOVEMBER,PAYMENTS ARE DUE BY MARCH 31ST.

resale 01homes athawthorne

Hawthorne Residents Cooperative Associa-tion, Inc., recognizes the occasional necessi-ty and/or desire by residents to sell theirhomes. As a result, Hawthorne at LeesburgRealty, Inc. was formed in 1983. When adecision is made to list a home for sale,Hawthorne Realty's excellent marketingfacilities and staff are available to offer sug-gestions, appraisals, and if desired, to list andpresent homes for re-sale.

The entire staff is aware of its responsibilityto the community and of its unique advantagein the resale of homes. A sincere and deter-mined effort is made to promptly sell homeslisted.

Hawthorne Realty offices are located nextto the main entrance on U. S. 27. Office hoursare 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - Friday. Otherhours are available by appointment withmarketing representatives.

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frequenllyneededinformalionDOCTOR ~

(If you do not have a regular familydoctor, call hospital emergency room)

HOSPITALLeesburg:

Regional Medical CenterLake Community

Eustis:Waterman Memorial

HELPLINEDial "0" OPERATOR

if you need assistance inplacing emergency calls.

CORRECT TIME/TEMPERATURE844-1212

Weather Forecast 787-3900PARK NUMBERS

General Manager 787 -1000Clubhouse 787 -1000Sales 787 -1000Service 787 -1000POLICE-FIRE-AMBULANCE

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787-7222787-6881

589-3333

SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE118 E. Main St. 787-3726

VETERANS SERVICE OFFICECounty Court House, Tavares 343-9753

U.S. POST OFFICE200 N. Palmetto St., Leesburg 787-3679

CHAMBER OF COMMERCEHwy. 27 North, P.O. Box 269Leesburg 32749-0269 787-2131

PUBLIC LIBRARY 787-6607204 S. 5th St., Leesburg

Source ofMaps and Informationabout immediate area andFlorida

BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 728-4955N. Hwy. 27, at the Leesburg

Welcome StationCHURCHES

There are more than 50 churchesrepresenting 30 denominations,including major Protestant Sects,Roman Catholic and Jewish.Church locations, hours of serviceare listed in weekend editionsof area newspapers.

EDUCATIONAL,CULTURALAdult classes in a wide variety ofsubjects are offered by the LakeCounty School System at LeesburgHigh School and at Lake-SumterCommunity College.

LIVE THEATRELeesburg:

Melon Patch Players311 N. 13th St.

Eustis:Bay Street Players109 N. Bay St.

Mount Dora:Ice House Players11th Ave. & Unser St.

TELEPHONE SERVICEInstallations - Business Office 326-3535

425 N. 3rd St.Repair Service 611

Reporting Telephone out of orderDirectory Assistance 411

Number not listed in DirectoryPUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Inter-City BusSouthern Greyhound

Bus Depot802 S. 14th St.

787-4782

Taxi ServiceCity CabAAA Taxi Service

Limousine ServiceTo Orlando Airport

Barbara's Travel Agency 787-1035Lake Limo (24 hr.) 742-2808

Rail ServiceAMTRAK-Wildwood-

10 miles West 1-800-872-7245

787-5550787-7666

of Leesburg

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Car Rental - See Yellow Pagesof Telephone Directory

Air Travel - Major Airports inOrlando and Tampa

NEWSPAPERSLeesburg Commercial

212 E. Main St.(Daily, except Sunday;Afternoon Delivery)

Orlando Sentinel 343-5611720 Burleigh Blvd.Tavares, FL (US 441)(Daily, including Sunday;Morning Delivery)

LOCAL SHOPPING CENTERS

787-4515

Downtown LeesburgMain Street, Leesburg

K-Mart PlazaNorth Leesburg (US 27-441)

Lake Square MallEast Leesburg (US 441)

Palm Plaza700 Block, 14th St., Leesburg(US 27)

Southside PlazaSouth Leesburg (US 27)

Zayres900 Block, 14th St., Leesburg(US 27)

Wal-MartNorth Leesburg (US 27-441)

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONSBarnett Bank of Lake County, N.A.

Leesburg Office 589-50001711 N. 14th St.

Citizens National Bank of Leesburg1211 W. North Blvd. 787-5111

Empire of America FSA 787-2557Southside Plaza, 14th St.

First Federal Savings & Loan 787-3311Association of Lake County

800 W. North Blvd.Branch - 1409 W. Main 787-7636

First Family Federal Savings& Loan of Eustis 787-2110

Leesburg Branch1300 Citizens Blvd.

First Florida Bank, N.A.401 N. 14th St.

787-2226

Florida National Bank 787-1222400 North Blvd.

Sun Bank, N.A.Sun Square, 900 N. 14th St. 326-4666Downtown, 515 W. Main St.326-4605Sun Spot at HawthorneOpen 24 hours, 7 days a weekLocated at rear of clubhouse

FAMOUS FLORIDA ATTRACTIONSDistance from

Hawthorne68 MilesBok Singing Tower

Busch GardensCape KennedyCircus WorldCitrus TowerCypress GardensDaytona BeachEpcotLake Buena Vista VillageSea WorldSilver SpringsWalt Disney WorldLEGAL RESIDENCE

DECLARATION OF DOMICILETo become a legal resident of Florida(first check legal aspects with yourattorney), file a Declaration ofDomicile with the County Clerk, LakeCounty Courthouse, Tavares. ObtainFlorida auto license tag and a Floridadriver's license. Declare Florida yourlegal residence in your will.

VOTING

76 Miles76 Miles55 Miles17 Miles66 Miles73 Miles38 Miles38 Miles55 Miles44 Miles38 Miles

REGISTER - You must register tovote in local, county, state and nationalelections. To register, you must be acitizen of the United States, 18 yearsof age or older and a resident of LakeCounty for at least 60 days. You mayregister at the office of the Supervisor

of Elections at the Courthouse in Tavaresanytime up to 30 days before election day.

MOTOR VEHICLE INFORMATIONAUTO REGISTRATION AND PLATE-

New Florida residents must have Floridaauto license plates immediately uponstarting to work, or becoming permanentlegal residents. Leesburg tag office: 319N. Palmetto St., Leesburg.

DRIVER'S LICENSE - Newcomers toFlorida may continue using their validlicenses from the home states unlessthey become permanent legal residents,take employment, or place children inschool. If you have a valid out-of-statedriver's license, to get a Florida driver'slicense, you must take written, visual,and road test. You will be issued adriver's license good for 6 years.

AUTOINSVRANCEEvery resident of Florida who owns oroperates a motor vehicle must under theNo-Fault Law carry automobile insurance,personal injury protection of $10,000P.I.P. - NO LIABILITY REQUIRED BYSTATE OF FLORIDA. But, there areoptional coverages you may wish toconsider to provide better protection foryou and your family.

For information about Florida's No-FaultAutomobile Insurance Law, consult alicensed insurance agent.

FISHING, HUNTING REGULATIONSLICENSES - All Florida hunters and

fishermen must possess a valid fishingand/or hunting license when hunting orwhen fishing in fresh water, exceptFlorida residents 65 years or older whohave established a one year residency,or under 15. NO LICENSE is requiredfor SALT water fishing. Licenses andcomplete rules and regulations govern-ing fishing in Florida available fromCounty Tax Collector, Courthouse,Tavares, or from his authorized agents(fishing tackle and bait dealers).

BOATING REGULATIONS - Any boatpropelled by a motor must be numberedand licensed in the State of Florida.Information concerning fees are availablefrom the Tax Collector, Courthouse,Tavares. Phone 343-9622.

SENIOR SERVICESLeesburg Senior Center 326-3644

1211 Penn St., LeesburgLake County Council on Aging 326- 3644

1211 Penn St., LeesburgVOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS

Project Vital (County Schools) 343-3531RSVP (Retired Seniors 787-3747

Volunteer Program)Service Corps of Retired 326-3644

Executives (SCORE)

FLORIDA'S COLLEGES &UNIVERSITIES

Lake-Sumter Community CollegeSilver Lake Center 787-3747Highway 441, Leesburg

Florida Atlantic UniversityBoca Raton

Florida International UniversityMiami

Florida Southern CollegeLakeland

Florida State University (Seminoles)Tallahassee

Rollins CollegeWinter Park

Stetson UniversityDeLand

University of Central FloridaOrlando

University of Florida (Gators)Gainesville

University of Miami (Hurricanes)Miami

University of North FloridaPensacola

University of South FloridaTampa

University of TampaTampa

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