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Cleveland Nonprofit Helps Neighbors In Need Move Past Poverty Monday, May 10, 2021 The Caring Place provides food, clothing, social services and spiritual support at no cost to 2,000 underserved residents per month. A foundation of love and faith, The Caring Place has support from 52 churches, 134 active volunteers, 15 staff members and over 150 organizations and businesses. Their mission is to provide access to the basic resources and opportunities needed for clients to move past poverty. The Caring Place uses the C.A.R.E method to connect, advocate, restore and empower their clients. Executive Director Corinne Freeman says they provide various free services to residents living in Bradley County and the surrounding area. Their food pantry, Sac Pac program and clothing department alone serve more than 2,000 families in need per month. The Caring Place also provides community support, temporary financial and housing stability, case management and spiritual ....
Apr 30, 2021 Contributed GUEST SPEAKER â Stephanie Rouse, left, first vice president of the GFWC Womanâs Club of Mingo, and club President Sharon Cole-Isner, right, welcomed guest speaker Marisa Bortz, advocate and director of A Caring Place Child Advocacy Center, to the clubâs April meeting. The trio are holding pinwheels in observance of April being Child Abuse Prevention Month. MINGO JUNCTION The GFWC Woman’s Club of Mingo held its April meeting at Bay Six’s conference room on Commercial Street in Mingo Junction. President Sharon Cole-Isner gave the welcome. The opening prayer was given by Roetta Lewis, Kathy Maguschak led the Club Collect and Shelly Bateman led the members in the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. ....
Good News Thursday: Third-grader hosts food drives, homeless teen gets a quinceañera Dylan Pfeifer sits on the corner of his neighborhood cul-de-sac in Chandler, Arizona. Pfeifer received 555 cans and boxes and about $500 in monetary donations. (Erin Pfeifer via AP) On any given day, residents in Chandler, Arizona can find 8-year-old Dylan Pfeifer sitting on the corner of his cul-de-sac with his handwritten banner that reads, âDylanâs Food Drive.â Initially Dylan wanted to help students receive internet access, but since that task was too complex for the third grader to achieve, he turned his efforts to a food drive. He has already hosted three food drives with the help of his mom. They make flyers and posters, and post on Facebook to inform people when and where the food drive is happening. Dylan’s enthusiasm never tires. ....
Sacred Heart School established a proud Catholic school legacy in Gardner Mike Richard Special for The Gardner News The history of the Catholic Church in Gardner actually dates back 165 years when those Catholics of the community attended Mass at the area’s lone church, St. Martin’s of Otter River. At that time, there were some 125 Catholics in the community. In 1856, Gardner’s first Catholic Mass was celebrated in a grove off Baker Lane. Some 18 years later, in 1874, the first Catholic Church of Gardner – the Sacred Heart of Jesus parish – was built. Holy Rosary parish opened the community’s first parochial school in 1903, and 20 years later Sacred Heart parish established its own school in 1923, the same year Gardner became a city. ....
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