The U.S. Family Foundation has donated more than $28,000 to Dementia Education Inc., a Citrus County-based nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of people living with dementia and their care partners. The donation was announced in a press release published November 9, 2026, in the Citrus County Chronicle.
Debbie Selsavage, vice president of Dementia Education Inc., said the group is grateful for the contribution and the continued support of the foundation. “This donation will help us advance dementia education and support programs and services that enhance quality of life for local families,” Selsavage said. “Together, we can make Citrus County a more dementia-friendly community.”
The funds will support education programs, caregiver training and services designed to help families navigate the challenges of dementia. Dementia Education Inc. focuses on helping people living with the disease and the family members and friends who care for them in Citrus County.
Photo captions identify the Dementia Education Inc. leaders pictured with representatives of the U.S. Family Foundation. Pictured from left are Treasurer Lee Cooper, Vice President Debbie Selsavage, U.S. Family Foundation Executive Director Johnny Cash, Secretary Linda Bemiss and President Dave DeCarlo. Director Sharon Doncourt was not pictured.
Readers who want more information about the U.S. Family Foundation can visit <a href="https://www.uusfamilyfoundation.com, and the original report is available through the Citrus County Chronicle.
Originally reported by Citrus County Chronicle – Citrus County
