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Sioux City Warming Shelter Executive Director Shayla Moore talked with The Journal about the services the shelter has provided for more than a decade and the financial challenges it faces
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Sioux City Warming Shelter Executive Director Shayla Moore talked with The Journal about the services the shelter has provided for more than a decade and the financial challenges it faces
Currently, around 140 people are staying at the Warming Shelter, 910 Nebraska St., on a nightly basis. The nonprofit's monthly budget is around $70,000.
Potentially making a contribution of at least $50,000 to support the Warming Shelter and adding a full-time city parks enforcement officer are among the items scheduled for discussion by the
The Warming Shelter, which has operated for roughly 11 years, doesn't accept any state or federal funding. The shelter has relied solely on community donations, as it doesn't turn anyone
The folks at The Warming Shelter in Sioux City are making sure everyone has a safe, warm place to stay as brutally cold temperatures rolled into the area. Shayla Moore,