Help shape FNPH’s new website.

Welcome! Pick your favorite homepage and image style, or tell us if none feel right. A short reason is optional. These videos show how to share a preference or detailed feedback. Thanks for taking a look. — Gilberto

Choose your favorite homepage, content width, and image style—or select “None of these feel right.” A short reason is optional. No account needed.

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Hey team, help us choose a look for FNPH's new website. Pick your favorite homepage and image style. If none feel right, you can tell us that too. You don't need an account. Start by clicking Explore and Review at the top, first try version A and then version B. They have different home pages, but share the same inside pages. Next try narrow and wide. These options change how much space the content uses across the screen. Then try the image styles. Source: fnph.org shows photos from the current website. The other styles show ideas for a new look. The artwork, AI images and video animations are still drafts. Take a look at a few pages. Your image style stays selected as you browse. Any comments you started will stay in the panel too. When you're ready, choose one of these answers. This is my favorite, my favorite with changes or none of these feel right. You can tell us what works or what you change. If none feel right, tell us what you'd prefer. A short answer is fine and you can leave it blank. There's also a space for you to comment on the words used on the site. Are they clear and easy to understand? And tell us what you think of the visual identity, the logos, colors, fonts and images. Does it feel right for FNPH? Both questions are optional. Last, enter your name and select your role. Check the summary of your choices, then click Submit. Thanks for taking a look. Your input will help shape the new site. To leave a comment on a specific part of the page, watch the Detailed feedback video.

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A life of service.
A future of possibility.

Robert C. Saffold, Sr. helped young people see a path forward. FNPH honors his service through a scholarship for college and vocational training.

Scholarship informationMeet Mr. Saffold
Robert C. Saffold, Sr., standing outdoors in a white shirt, surrounded by greenery.
Robert C. Saffold, Sr.

“A quiet spirit with a heart for his community.”

— FNPH Board of Directors

His community was his life’s work.

Robert C. Saffold, Sr. brought care and wisdom to his work with FNPH. The board remembers his commitment to families and the programs he helped support.

His influence lived in the work: listening, supporting young people, and helping neighbors build better lives. The board created a scholarship in his memory so that his care for the community could continue.

Read the board’s remembrance

2022

A legacy carried forward.

FNPH established the Robert C. Saffold Scholarship Fund in 2022 to honor his work helping young people continue their education.

The scholarship supports college and vocational training, helping students take a next step that might otherwise be out of reach.

From FNPH’s Summer 2023 newsletter

The legacy continues.

Scholarship news and the students who carry the story forward.

· Scholarship presentation

Three local graduates take their next step.

FNPH presented Saffold scholarships to three students from local high schools. The Summer 2023 newsletter celebrates their achievements and the opportunities ahead.

Read the scholarship report · PDF

2024 · Recipient archive

Celebrating the next generation.

FNPH’s historical recipient list recognizes Taylor Hudson, Da’Janae Hawk, and Michelle Magri among its 2024 scholarship recipients.

Explore past recipients

Your next step.

Robert C. Saffold, Sr. Scholarship

Contact FNPH for current scholarship application information, including eligibility, deadlines, and the approved application.

This student opportunity is separate from housing assistance.

Call (863) 385-2519

Current-cycle application details are awaiting confirmation.

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Wherever you study now — or the school you are finishing.

A short note is enough for this draft. The full current-cycle questions are held.