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.
The good news is brought to you by The Town of Front Royal.
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.
Click here for Larry and Joanne’s interview.
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Non-perishable food donations are accepted for Camping for Hunger
Look for signs at various sponsor locations of the River 953’s Camping for Hunger campaign around Front Royal and Warren County.
These locations can accept non-perishable food donations for the Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) Camping for Hunger campaign and we thank you for the donations.
Where monetary donations are important in the effort to feed the hungry in Warren County C-Cap’s Board of Director’s President Larry Elliot stressed that food donations are just as important.
Larry reminds us that those food donations are important for immediate relief for a family in need.
Those donations enable a family to pick up a box of food immediately if needed.
Hear Larry’s talk on that subject by clicking here.
We begin loading the bus at 1106 Elm St. Front Royal on Nov. 15.
Click here for full details on this effort to feed the hungry in Warren County with Camping for Hunger.
We and C-Cap Thank You for your support of this effort.
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USDA projections of food insecurity in Warren County
The United State Department of Agriculture (USDA) at feedingamerica.org is projecting that close to 4,000 people will be food insecure in Warren County VA..
Often families have to decide between food and house hold or medical necessities.
Camping for Hunger is striving to combat that by assisting C-Cap with their food distribution efforts November 15-20.
As C-Cap Board President Larry Elliott tells us this is the biggest effort to collect food and monetary donations and helps them through the winter into the spring.
Click here for Larry’s thoughts on Camping for Hunger.
Click here to find out more about the Camping for Hunger Campaign and how you can help your friends and neighbors right here in Warren County.
Click here to find out more about hunger in America and USDA.
This a major effort that would not be possible without your support and we and C-Cap are grateful and look forward to seeing you at the bus at 1106 Elm St. Front Royal Nov. 15-20.
You can make a secure donation on line right here as well.
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News Maker Larry Elliott of C-Cap on Camping for Hunger
Camping for Hunger is Nov. 15-20 and is one of the most important campaigns for C-Cap.
We talk with C-Cap’s President of their Board of Directors Larry Elliot about the need in our community in our latest news maker segment.
The good news is brought to you by the town of Front Royal.
Larry tells us how important the campaign is for our community and how many are in need.
Larry also talks about the difference between non perishable foods and monetary donations.
All donations can make a difference in the life of our neighbors and we thank you for that.
Click here for Larry’s interview.
For more news from across the Shenandoah Valley, click here.
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.
The good news is brought to you by the town of Front Royal.
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.
Click here for the C-Cap interview.
For more news from across the Shenandoah Valley, click here.
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.
The good news is brought to you by the town of Front Royal.
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.
For more news from across the Shenandoah Valley, click here.
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News Maker Larry Elliott and Joanne Koszyk on the changes at C-Cap
Front Royal Warren County Congregational Community Action Project (C-Cap) is going through a transition.
We spoke with Larry Elliot and Joanne Koszyk about the rearrangement of their board.
We also spoke of the future of C-Cap for Front Royal Warren County in our latest News Maker segment.
We welcome Joanne as the first woman executive of C-Cap in it’s 40 plus years in the county.
We discussed the latest on the search for a new building and the new programs coming to C-Cap.
Here is Larry and Joanne’s interview.
For more news from across the Shenandoah Valley, click here.
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.
For more news from across the Shenandoah Valley, click here.