News Maker Joanne Koszyk on final figures from CFH
The donations collected at the bus itself from the week of Camping For Hunger (CFH) have been calculated.
We spoke with the Executive Director of the Congregational Community Action Project (C-CAP) Joanne Koszyk in our latest news maker.
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Joanne gives us the final numbers from the week on the CFH bus.
She also expresses her and all of C-CAPâs gratitude for a tremendous community effort.
Joanne also explains that donations are still being accepted here.
The River 953 and Fox Sports Radio 1450 owner staff and management are also very grateful for the Community support of the annual week long CFH campaign again this year.
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C-CAP’s President Thanks the community for their support
Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Project (C-CAP) President Larry Elliott by email thanked the community for this yearâs support of the Camping For Hunger Campaign.
The week long campaign wrapped up Sat. Nov. 19 at the Royal Plaza Shopping Center.
Elliott went on to add that this yearâs cash to food pounds ratio may be the most value ever taken in.
Monetary donations offer C-CAP the added value of flexibility for their clients.
Elliott called the 14 annual Camping For Hunger campaign a terrific week and will allow C-CAP to get to next November with better ability to serve more clients more often.
All donations go directly to C-CAP of Front Royal Warren County with the monetary donations enabling the organization to provide 40,000 meals and cover six months of supporting local people in need.
The River 953 Fox Sports Radio 1450 owner and President Andrew Shearer by email said he is humbled by the community support of the yearly campaign.
Shearer noted that since 2008 the community has contributed over 190,000 pounds of food and nearly $125,000.
Monetary donations can still be offered at ourccap.org to the 501-c3 nonprofit with a link here.
The final figures for this yearâs Camping For Hunger will be available Nov. 23 with C-CAP Executive Director Joanne Koszyk at 8:30 a.m. on the River 953 and Fox Sports Radio 1450.
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News Maker Joanne Koszyk on C-Cap’s new facility opening
Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) is preparing for the River 953âs Camping for Hunger campaign with the opening of their new facility on Kendrick Lane.
We spoke with C-Capâs Executive Director Joanne Koszky about that in our latest news maker.
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Joanne not only tells us about the new facility but about how successful this yearâs Community Garden was.
She also tells us about the new services that will become available in the new facility.
Joanne also gives us a ribbon cutting date and time on that new C-Cap location on Kendrick Lane.
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News Maker Andrea Cosans on C-Cap’s Freedge
Winchesterâs Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) has officially opened  a free refrigeration unit that has fresh produce.
They call the unit the Freedge and it is available with fresh produce for families in need.
The unit is available for both pick up and or drop off at the Our Health Campus Winchester.
We spoke to C-Capâs Executive Director Andrea Cosans about the Freedge in our latest news maker.
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Andrea tells us all about the Freedge and itâs history.
She also tells us that the Freedge is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
Andrea also tells us that volunteers are welcome to help with the Freedge.
Click here for Andrea’s interview.
If you are interested in helping click here.
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News Maker Joanne Koszyk on C-Cap expansion and more
Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) continues to expand.
We spoke to C-Cap Volunteer Executive Director Joanne Koszyk in our latest news maker.
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Joanne tells us how the community gardens are going and how much food they are likely to produce.
She also tells us about the soon to open new facility for C-Cap.
Joanne also tells us about the impact inflation has had on C-Cap demand.
We also asked Joanne about the supply of Baby Formula at C-Cap.
Click here for Joanne’s interview.
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The first volunteer fair is scheduled for Sat. 5/14
Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) and the Wednesday Group are hosting the first Warren County Volunteer Fair on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m..
The fair was announced at the Front Royal Chamber of Commerce website to be held at Samuel’s Public Library.
Nonprofits that will be there include Habitat for Humanity, Salvation Army, Warren Coalition and more.
Any nonprofits interested in participating in the fair should contact Samuel’s Public Library in Front Royal.
Contact Michelle Toss at Samuel’s Public Library at (540) 635-3153.
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News Maker Fern Vasquez on C-Cap’s community garden
The Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Projectâs (C-Cap) Community garden is almost ready for planting.
We spoke with organizer and garden volunteer Fern Vasquez in our latest news maker.
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Fern tells of two upcoming projects in the next few weeks.
She also tells us of the incredible amount of food thatâs produced by the project and shared with the community.
Fern also tells us of a very nice surprise for this season and how you can help with the garden.
Click here for Fern’s interview.
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News Maker Fern Vasquez on C-Cap’s community garden
The Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Project’s (C-Cap) Community garden is almost ready for planting.
We spoke with organizer and garden volunteer Fern Vasquez in our latest news maker.
The good news is brought to you by The Town of Front Royal.
Fern tells of two upcoming projects in the next few weeks.
She also tells us of the incredible amount of food that’s produced by the project and shared with the community.
Fern also tells us of a very nice surprise for this season and how you can help with the garden.
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News Maker Fern Vasquiz on C-Cap’s Community Garden
As the weather improves gardening is on the minds of many including the Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap).
C-Capâs community garden is getting ready to be planted and worked to benefit the entire community.
We spoke with lead volunteer on the garden project Fern Vasquiz in our latest news maker.
The good news is brought to you by The Town of Front Royal.
Fern tells us about the preparation for the garden.
She also tells us how you can help through most of the year.
Larry Elliott of C-Cap tells us just how productive and helpful the garden has been over the last 3 years.
Click here for Fern and Larry’s interview.
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News Maker Fern Vasquiz on C-Cap’s Community Garden
As the weather improves gardening is on the minds of many including the Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap).
C-Cap’s community garden is getting ready to be planted and worked to benefit the entire community.
We spoke with lead volunteer on the garden project Fern Vasquiz in our latest news maker.
The good news is brought to you by The Town of Front Royal.
Fern tells us about the preparation for the garden.
She also tells us how you can help through most of the year.
Larry Elliott of C-Cap tells us just how productive and helpful the garden has been over the last 3 years.
For more news from across the Shenandoah Valley, click here.
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