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.
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News Maker Lonnie Hill on Camping for Hunger
Camping for Hunger is Nov. 15 benefiting the Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) of Front Royal Warren County.
We spoke with The River 953 and Sports Radio 1450’s operations manger Lonnie Hill about the preparation for the event in our latest News Maker segment.
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Lonnie explains the preparation of Camping for Hunger and importance of the effort.
Lonnie also talks of the history of the event and how you can help.
He also gives a breakdown of both monetary and non-perishable food donations for C-Cap.
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A talk with Larry Elliott about C-Cap’s new facility
The Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) continues the search for a new facility.
We spoke to Executive Director Larry Elliot about how the search is going.
About the services C-Cap offers.
About how we can help in the search for that new facility.
Larry also gives us the reason for a new facility and how it will better serve the community.
Here is Larry’s interview.
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C-Cap receive a sizable donation from Clearbrook
Clearbrook Park’s annual holiday light show, Walking in a Winter Wonderland, drew over 23,000 visitors.
Even with a COVID-19 restriction on the number of people at a time allowed in.
The event was able to donate Over $17 hundred in first day ticket sales to Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) of Winchester.
The donation will go toward the purchase of a truck so C-Cap can better serve the community.
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