Study shows needs of local children

Wine Festival foundation makes hunger a priority

Published Jan. 22, 2011

As the Naples Winter Wine Festival trustees prepare for their 11th annual gala they are also examining the needs of local children. The Naples Children & Education Foundation commissioned a University of Florida study to look at how they can best serve the at risk children in Collier County. Foundation chairs, John Scot Mueller and Anne Welsh McNulty, discuss the study and plans for moving forward.

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Video Credits

Name	Credits
CARRIE WISE	Producer

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