This message contains graphics. If you do not see the graphics, click here to view. Hello Food Revolutionary! We have some exciting news to share with you. As a signatory of Jamie Oliver’s first Food Revolution petition, we wanted to reach out and update you on this petition and Food Revolution Day 2015. AN INCREDIBLE… Read more »
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Resources available for those providing elderly care
The MA Gov blog shares lots of helpful info. A recent post covers caring for elders. According to the National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC), more than 65 million Americans act as unpaid caregivers for a family member, and the average age of an adult who receives assistance is 69 years old. The Executive Office of Elder Affairs… Read more »
Inequality for all
Robert Reich and Jon Stewart discuss “Inequality for all” in this video clip (7 mins) The Daily Show with Jon StewartGet More: Daily Show Full Episodes,The Daily Show on Facebook For the opening dates of the Inequality for All movie visit their webpagehttp://inequalityforall.com/theaters-opening-dates/ For additional facts and figures behind the issue we all face, visit… Read more »
“I’m a college graduate who had to go on food stamps”
The past year since I left graduate school has pretty much been: job application, job application, job application, interview, rejection, another job application, temp work, job application, another temp job, more job applications. For nearly eight months, I was unable to secure opportunities that weren’t sporadic or temporary, making it difficult to pay rent and… Read more »
“a good way to do it”
The Franklin Food Pantry is not the only one to benefit from local gardens. The Milford Daily News reports on a garden that Raytheon employees care for that serves the Marlborough Food Pantry. While making their thrice-weekly trip to the Marlborough Food Pantry to deliver lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers, Raytheon employees Gretel Anspach and Don… Read more »
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