We welcome Lindsay Deemer, Projects Coordinator at Second Harvest Food Bank to Poverty’s Edge. Lindsay oversees the packing and distribution of nearly 1900 boxes of food that are given to low-income seniors throughout our region each month. She has the opportunity each month to interact with many interesting people, both the recipients and the volunteers [...]
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You shouldn’t be lifting those heavy boxes by yourself, dear!
Posted: February 17, 2012 by CACLV in Easton, hunger, poverty, UncategorizedTags: caclv, low-income, poverty, Senior Citizen, Senior Communities, shfb; Second Harvest Food Bank of the Lehigh Valley and Northeast Pennsylvania, Volunteer
Becoming Poor…Is It A Choice?
Posted: January 27, 2012 by CACLV in Easton, economic crisis, hunger, local government, poverty, UncategorizedTags: caclv, community action, low-income, poverty, unemployment, welfare
We welcome back Esther Y. Guzman, director of the West Ward Neighborhood Partnership. Thanks for sharing again! In 1992 I arrived in Bethlehem from Puerto Rico with two boys and a suitcase full of dreams. We were considered upper-middle class on the Island and came to the United States due to my husband’s illness, which was followed [...]
CORBETT BUDGET FREEZE TO BE TARGET OF PRESS CONFERENCE
Posted: January 13, 2012 by CACLV in Allentown, Bethlehem, community action, Easton, legislation, local government, media coverage, politics, poverty, Uncategorized, unemploymentTags: alan jennings, budget, budget cuts, budget debate, community action, local economy, state budget, Tom Corbett, unemployment, welfare
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Alan L. Jennings 610-248-9900 Coalition Sees Irony in Increased Corrections Budget Coinciding With More Cuts in Programs That Develop Pennsylvania’s Human Resources A coalition of groups that serve residents of the Lehigh Valley will hold a briefing on Tuesday, January 17, at 11 AM, to stress their [...]
CACLV CONDEMNS DISINTEGRATION OF LEHIGH VALLEY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, Move Will Weaken Region for “Someone’s Political Gain”
Posted: December 15, 2011 by CACLV in Allentown, Bethlehem, community action, Easton, legislation, local government, politics, poverty, UncategorizedTags: alan jennings, caclv, community action, Easton, lehigh valley
The Community Action Committee of theLehighValleyhastily issued a statement tonight criticizing the proposed “disintegration” of theLehighValley’s political power and cultural, social and economic unity by a state commission with either an errant understanding of theLehighValley, a disregard for the region or some sinister political agenda. The statement by CACLV Board President Alicia Karner follows in [...]
