WKMG News 6: Orlando nonprofit helps people in need obtain IDs
News 6 came out to our August Identification Clinic to see IDignity in action and talk with Mayor Dyer about why he supports our mission.
News 6 came out to our August Identification Clinic to see IDignity in action and talk with Mayor Dyer about why he supports our mission.
“Without identification, citizens cannot apply for a job, get an education from a higher learning institution or trade school, receive benefits, cash checks, secure housing, open a bank account, and the list goes on.”
“For many, the one thing that stands in the way of getting back on track in their life is not having an ID, or a Social Security card, or a birth certificate.”
20,000 people empowered to become more self-sufficient.
We’re proud to have reached this milestone with the support of our dedicated volunteers, board of directors, donors and sponsors, advocates and community/government partners.
Several news outlets joined us on July 19th to celebrate the occasion and share it with the community at large.
Willie came to his first IDignity event in December of 2009 at the youthful age of 66. He was there to sort out mismatched names on his birth certificate and his Social Security card (an issue that became much more...