In normal times, day to day life can be a struggle for nonprofit organizations.
In the wake of COVID-19, that struggle has only gotten more difficult, but North Iowaâs nonprofit organizations have found ways to adjust as demand for services has gone through the roof.Â
At places like Hawkeye Harvest Food Bank, life looks much different than it did just a year ago. No longer are people allowed to come in and browse for items. Now, a masked volunteer will meet the clients outside, and show them a list of what items the food bank has available, which the client then fills out with the items they need. Only two people are allowed into the facility at once.Â
If Child and Family Services moves into the Church Street property, which is assessed at more than $830,000, major revenue will be removed from the tax rolls.
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Front Porch holds virtual concert to benefit Emergency Food Network
Front Porch holds virtual concert to benefit Emergency Food Network By Patrick Huddleston | March 10, 2021 at 4:36 PM EST - Updated March 10 at 6:20 PM
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) -The Front Porch Save the Music live-streamed concert series is intended to keep music flowing during the coronavirus pandemic, while also raising money for local nonprofits.
The concert slated for Wednesday, March 10, features Gabe Robey and Mike Burris with a Tony Rice Tribute. The event will raise money for non-profit Emergency Food Network (EFN).
EFN provides food for three days of balanced meals, on the same day requested, to individuals and families in Charlottesville and Albemarle County. It also partners with local organizations to help provide food for those in need.