News Maker Joanne Koszyk on C-Cap’s new facility
Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) has a ribbon cutting Nov. 11 at noon at their new facility at 400 Kendrick Lane.
We spoke to C-Cap’s Executive Director Joanne Koszyk about the new facility in our latest news maker.
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Joanne tells us the soft opening of the facility was highly successful.
She also tells us what is already available at the new location and what is coming for those in need in the community.
Joanne also tells us that the new building offers more room than ever before for the annual Camping for Hunger campaign.
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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.
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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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