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 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.
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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 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-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.
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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.
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News Makers Larry Elliot and Joanne Koszyk of C-Cap
The Warren County Economic Development Authority (EDA) and the Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) have finalized a deal on a new facility.
We spoke with Larry Elliot and Joanne Koszyk of C-Cap about the latest development in our latest news maker segment.
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Larry and Joanne tell us about the new facility and what it means to C-Cap’s clients.
They also tell us about how the new facility will open up opportunities at C-Cap.
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News Maker Lonnie Hill on 13 years of Camping for Hunger
Camping for Hunger has been helping to supply Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) feed those in need for 13 years.
Afternoon Traffic Jam (ATJ) host Lonnie Hill has been a part of the effort through those years and he is our latest News Maker.
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Lonnie speaks of the trails, tribulations and the rewards of Camping for Hunger.
One thing that all of us agree on is the effort would never happen without the support of this amazing community.
We and C-Cap thank you for that support.
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News Maker Robbie Seal on food pick up for Camping for Hunger
The Warren County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) is assisting Royal Broadcasting with loading the Camping for Hunger bus starting Monday Nov. 15.
We spoke to Deputy Robbie Seal about where you can meet him to deliver your non perishable food donation in our latest news maker.
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Robbie tells where to find him and how to spot him at various locations around Warren County.
Any donations or volunteering for the Camping for Hunger campaign is greatly appreciated.
The effort helps to feed those in need here in Warren County click here to see how you can help.
Royal Broadcasting and Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) thanks you for your help.
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News Makers Larry Elliott and Joanne Koszyk of C-Cap on expansion
For the 13th year the River 95.3 and Sports Radio 1450 will host Camping for Hunger Nov. 15 through the 20.
The Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) benefits from the effort.
We spoke with C-Cap President Larry Elliott and new Executive Director Joanne Koszyk about their new distribution efforts in our latest News Maker segment.
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Larry and Joanne tell us about expansion plans for C-Cap.
The expansion will help to get C-Cap’s services to more people with better hours.
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