Jerry Godshaw (Class XX) penned a guest editorial on community service

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Many individuals new to the area are often oblivious of local needs.  They often remain in their gated communities, comfortably unaware of the housing, hunger, transportation, educational, and healthcare needs of the less fortunate in our midst.  This lost sense of community service may not be unique to Collier County. Still, it is exacerbated by the annual influx of people from other parts of the country unfamiliar with our community. There are many ways to get involved. Find out how by attending the Volunteer Expo happening on Wednesday, November 10 at Coastland Center Mall. CLICK HERE to read full article.

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