Beverly Lampley News Today

Colorado Blueprint to End Hunger is working side by side with other organizations across the state to make sure children and families don't go hungry this summer. Grand Valley Catholic Outreach is one of those organizations. Director of Development and Communication for Catholic Outreach Beverly Lampley, says the outreach served 1,136 people last month, about 450 of them children. "I will never forget, the little boy who saw the box of food and he saw a box of cereal and he says '...

The Rocky Mountain Health Foundation (RMHF) ended 2022 by awarding $1,855,200 in grants to health-related organizations across the Western Slope, raising its year-end giving total to $4,021,100 — more than

As a counselor with Catholic Outreach in Grand Junction, Beverly Lampley spends much of her time talking with people who don’t know what they’re going to do to provide for

The Food Bank of the Rockies’ Western Slope branch has been brightening the holiday season for many in the region for two dozen years, but this holiday season is the

I amv delighted that the wonderful fundraiser, Empty Bowls, is returning on Saturday, Oct. 8.

Grand Valley Catholic Outreach is in the process of finishing up the engineering phase for Mother Teresa Place, a planned complex of 40 one-bedroom apartments for unhoused people.

Local organizations working to address homelessness in the Grand Valley hope to make major strides on the issue, thanks to a recent grant from Wells Fargo.

Grand Valley Catholic Outreach continues to move forward on a 40-unit apartment complex called "Mother Theresa House" on the 300 block of Ute Avenue, which will house the chronically homeless.

Regional Asbestos is donating $15,000 in time and materials to mitigate asbestos at a home on Ute Avenue owned by Grand Valley Catholic Outreach, which will move the organization’s Mother

A new Grand Junction City Council will be sworn in Monday, kicking off the typical process of long-range planning but with an unusual twist not afforded most councils — millions