Fundraising more important than ever as Loaves & Fishes looks for new home For Loaves & Fishes, the situation is dire, but simple. If it has no home, it will have no food. (Source: wlox) By Mike Lacy | May 15, 2021 at 9:59 PM CDT - Updated May 15 at 9:59 PM
BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - For Loaves & Fishes, the situation is dire, but simple. If it has no home, it will have no food.
“As of right now, we don’t have a place to go to,” said Leslie Ramone, executive director of Loaves & Fishes. Last year, we served over 50,000 meals. So, that’s 50,000 meals that won’t be served next year.”
Loaves and Fishes is in need of the community’s help. Their current lease ends in December and have no option but to close their doors. They are searching for a local building to lease/purchase. This cannot happen unless they first find a location and then build up their financial resources to lease or purchase a […]
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Mar. 5—HARLINGEN — The city's homeless shelter might be forced to move Central American migrants testing positive for the coronavirus into Harlingen's community center if it can't make room for them in its building. Earlier this week, city commissioners agreed to use the community center on Madison Avenue as a backup shelter if Loaves and Fishes can't handle the influx of migrants seeking .
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