If You Are A Parent, Ron DeSantis Just Did Something HUGE For You….

After liberals hear about this news, they have been skeptical as always, so they immediately contacted media outlets to verify if it was true and looked for some lope holes to throw against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Well, sorry to disappoint these leftists, but it is 101% TRUE!

Multiple media outlets have confirmed that some low-income families in Florida will be receiving a one-off payment of $450 per child.

This is an attempt to help Floridians to reduce the pain of rising costs for nearly all goods due to Biden’s inflation.

If you are living in the state of Florida and have children, you might want to pay attention to your mail in the next couple of weeks.

The $450-per-child payments are part of the state’s “Hope Florida — A Pathway to Prosperity” initiative, led by Florida first lady Casey DeSantis, which aims to help foster and adoptive families in the state.

“We are going beyond government by bringing community partners to the table to meet the needs of foster and adoptive families under the umbrella of my Hope Florida — A Pathway to Prosperity initiative. I am on a mission to make sure that no child in Florida goes without hope, happiness, and a home,” DeSantis said in a statement promoting the initiative.

Gov. Ron DeSantis’s spokeswoman Christina Pushaw confirmed the letter’s authenticity.

Here’s what they look like:

More details of the report from ‘Tampa Bay 10 News’:

To all the Florida families who randomly received a letter in the mail from Gov. Ron DeSantis with a check inside — don’t throw it away thinking it’s a scam!

The letters are real and are a one-time payment of $450 per child as part of the governor’s new budget, spokeswoman Christina Pushaw explains in a tweet.

In a photo posted on Twitter, the letter dated July 15 from DeSantis himself explains how he knows as a father of three young children that getting ready for a new school year can be “both exciting and stressful.”

“To offset the costs of rising inflation, especially with a new school year approaching, the State of Florida is giving you $450 for each child in your care,” the letter read.

The governor says the one-time payment can be used for anything from buying diapers to getting gas.

He also made sure to remind the families of Florida’s “Back-to-School” sales-tax holiday happening from July 25 until Aug. 7. Supplies such as clothing, bags, computers, shoes and other school supplies will be tax-free during that time.

“Please accept this payment as a form of gratitude and acknowledgment for all that you do to help nurture Florida’s future,” the governor wrote in the letter.

‘First Coast News’ dropped these details:

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is sending out “one-time payments” of $450 per child to 59,000 families in the state, press representative Christina Pushaw confirmed.

DeSantis is currently campaigning for reelection going into a Nov. 8 gubernatorial election and is widely viewed as a frontrunner for the 2024 Republican ticket for president.

Pushaw shared a picture of a letter on Twitter that read:

“As a father of three young children, I know that getting ready for a new school year can be both exciting and stressful. To offset the costs of rising inflation, especially with a new school year approaching, the State of Florida is giving you $450 for each child in your care. This one-time payment can be used for anything from buying diapers to fueling at the pump. I also want to make sure you are aware of our state’s ‘Back-to-School’ sales-tax holiday, which will take place from July 25 to August 7, to help you get the supplies you need to prepare for the upcoming school year. Supplies that will be tax-free during this time include clothing, bags, computers, shoes and other school supplies.

According to information from DCF, families must fall into one of the eligible categories at the time enrolled populations were captured for the payments on July 1, 2022.

Eligible recipients include:

  • Foster Parents
  • Relative Caregivers
  • Non-relative Caregivers
  • Families receiving TANF cash assistance
  • Guardianship Assistance Program participants

Sources: WLT, Tampa Bay 10 News, First Coast News



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