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www.ucpcfl.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: JP Soto (Sr. Director of Marketing and Communications) Phone : 407.738.3682 E-mail : [email protected] Rachael Harris to be Honored for Her Advocacy for Central Florida Children. ORLANDO, FL - February 27, 2020 – Film and television actress Rachael Harris will be receiving UCP of Central Florida’s Jackie Bailes Legacy Award at this year’s Evening at The Palace Gala. Ms.Harris travels to Orlando annually to co-host UCP’s Evening at The Palace Gala. Her continued support and advocacy for UCP’s mission has helped raise millions of dollars over the years. Donations raised at the gala directly fund UCP’s support, education, and therapy programs which serve over 3,500 children in Central Florida. Ms.Harris’ extensive career includes credits on some the most celebrated film and television projects including Lucifer, The Hangover, Modern Family, The West Wing, Suits, The Office, New Girl, and Reno 911! The Evening at The Palace Gala is part of a weekend that celebrates advocacy and philanthropy for the children UCP serves, many of which are living with a disability. The weekend begins with a Charity Poker Tournament on Friday March 27th, 2020 followed by UCP’s Evening at The Palace Gala on Saturday March 28th, 2020 at The Hilton Buena Vista Palace – Disney Springs. For tickets and sponsorship opportunities visit www.ucpcfl.org/events/ or contact [email protected]. About UCP of Central Florida For over 60 years UCP of Central Florida has provided vital services for children and families touched by disabilities. Over the last decade, UCP has become a national leader in inclusive education; they’ve challenged the mainstream “Special Ed” model by creating a consortium of inclusive Elementary Schools, giving children with and without disabilities the opportunity to receive the same quality education and school experience. UCP also provide physical, occupational, speech therapy, and family support services at all campuses giving parents a multi- disciplinary approach to their child’s social, academic, and emotional development. For more information about UCP of Central Florida, visit www.ucpcfl.org or call (407) 852-3300. # # # .

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