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A recently separated mother of two young girls came to the Career & Life Transitions Center. Though struggling financially, she was ineligible for food stamps. Without the extra cushion provided by such benefits as Child Support and Rental Assistance, she lived by borrowing against her credit. She has a business degree and decided that she needed a career change and further schooling because she could not afford the commute back and forth to New York City for her job as a single parent.
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How Much Should You Be Donating?
Nonprofits are increasingly relying on fewer, more affluent supporters as the portion of Americans who give to charity declines. Just 24% reported a
August County Council for Young Children Update
Warren County In July, Amazing Athletes visited our Children for a fun filled afternoon. They used sports as a catalyst to meet the needs of the
Cruising into the Sunset
When you’re young, you dream of the days when you can take off and ride into the sunset. Bikes are that very first opportunity for kids to catch that
No Time to Volunteer? You Can’t Afford Not to
We hear a lot about how we’re becoming increasingly isolated because more and more of our days are being spent staring into a screen and, consciously