Circle Park Earns UW 2011 Partner Agency Award
Circle Park Behavioral Health received the 2011 United Way Partner Agency Award, for the best campaign among agencies that are United Way donation recipients. Accepting the award were Circle Park's CEO, Randy Cole, along with the Director of Communications and Information Technology, Bill Gilmer, who also served as the agency's United Way Campaign Coordinator. The award was presented at the annual United Way luncheon held at the Florence Civic Center. More details are available at: http://www2.scnow.com/news/pee-dee/2011/mar/21/allie-brooks-honored-florence-united-way-ar-1607000/
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