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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.In Steubenville today to speak to the Kiwanis during Community Foundations Week!
Incredibly successfully meeting of the Ohio County Food Security Team with representatives from West Virginia Food & Farm Coalition, WVU Center for Resilient Communities, Rattle The Windows, American Friends Service Committee, and WV SNAP-Ed
Special thank you team members Becky Rodocker The Soup Kitchen of Greater Wheeling, Inc. for catering and
Susie Nelson Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley for hosting us today!
Team members participating today were:
Claudia Raymer - Ohio County FRN (not pictured)
Amanda White The Health Plan
Darlene Stuckey UniCare Health Plan
Vincent DeGeorge Grow Ohio Valley
Beth Collins Sisters of St. Joseph Health and Wellness Foundation
Trish Whitelatch Catholic Charities West Virginia
Anne Ricci Wheeling Health Right
Paula Calvert Family Service-Upper Ohio Valley
The team, formed in March 2020, focuses on increasing food access to residents in Ohio County and problem solves factors contributing to food insecurity. The team is much larger than just those present today, and their dedication to this issue is sincerely appreciated.
Follow Ohio County Food Security - WV for information on the team’s work.
As we continue to celebrate #COMMUNITYFDNWEEK we wanted to share an editorial by our own Susie Nelson - take a look and consider who and what paved your giving path!
www.cfov.org/giving-is-a-family-tradition/
Since 1972, the Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley has connected donors who care with causes that matter by making grants to organizations working to improve the quality of life in the Upper Ohio Valley. With assets of $75 million, the Foundation distributed more than $3 million in grants and scholarships over the past year. From strengthening community schools to assisting local arts programs, from building health centers to assisting victims of violence or natural disasters, the Community Foundation continues to enhance our region.
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Community Foundation
For The Ohio Valley, Inc.
1226 Chapline Street
Wheeling, WV 26003
Phone: 304-242-3144
Fax: 304-234-4753
info@cfov.org
